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Finding peace in conversations

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I find peace in the slow, deliberate conversations in which individuals engage one another in profound thought and passionate feelings, the kinds of conversation in which no one steers (aka The Big Kahuna).

Having said that, I find peace (like a Daoist who’s becoming a Christian), which means that I am a natural being, ultimately known and valued by one beyond the natural realm. Beauty, in this regard, makes me long for something on the other side of it… There’s three “places.”

Scott Kinder-Pyle
Scott Kinder-Pyle
Scott Kinder-Pyle identifies as an ordained pastor in Presbyterian Church (USA), and has served as an adjunctive professor of philosophy, religion and literature at Eastern Washington and Gonzaga universities. Scott is a poet and the author of There’s No I in Debris—Except this One! In 2020 and 2021, he served as a resident chaplain at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center, and has subsequently worked for Kindred and Gentiva Hospice as a Board Certified Chaplain [BCC], accountable to the Association of Professional Chaplains. Most recently, Salem Lutheran Church of Spokane’s West Central neighborhood has welcomed Scott as their interim pastor. He’s married to Sheryl going on 36 years, loves his children, Ian and Philip, enjoys films like Adaptation, ponders painting in the near future and appreciates the thinking of Emmanuel Levinas.

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