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Not all Lutherans are Midwesterners

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Garrison Keillor. While I love A Prairie Home Companion, he makes all Lutherans sound like Midwesterners who wish to be “nice” more than anything else.

Liv Larson Andrews
Liv Larson Andrews
Liv Larson Andrews believes in the sensus lusus, or playful spirit. Liturgy, worship and faithful practice are at their best when accompanied with a wink, she says.

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