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Jennifer Jordan

Jennifer Jordan

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Writer, Crimespree Magazine

Milwaukee

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Total articles 137

  • Collects: A Simple Way to Pray in Every Situation – The Lutheran Witness

    By Jennifer Jordan| Reporter (St. Louis, MO) Verified By Jennifer JordanDid you notice the “lowly” collect last Sunday? In the Divine Service, the collect (pronounced COL-lect) is the short prayer just before the Old Testament reading. It echoes the theme of the day’s appointed readings and “collects” the prayers of the people into one, unified request prayed by the pastor on behalf of the congregation.

    By Jennifer Jordan · Reporter (St. Louis, MO)

    Apr. 30, 2024

  • LIBRARY COLUMN | ReadMHK and Past K-State First Books

    By Jennifer Jordan| The Manhattan Mercury Verified With classes started, swarms of people walking through campus, and Aggieville being in full swing, we get to welcome back K-State students. As the class of 2026 joins the Manhattan community, they also join their fellow classmates in reading this year’s K-State First Book, “The Unthinkable” by Amanda Ripley. Her book investigates the people who survive disasters and tragedies with stories of survivors and research of how the brain works.

    By Jennifer Jordan · The Manhattan Mercury

    Aug. 27, 2022

  • Collects: A Simple Way to Pray in Every Situation – The Lutheran Witness

    By Jennifer Jordan| Reporter (St. Louis, MO) Verified By Jennifer JordanDid you notice the “lowly” collect last Sunday? In the Divine Service, the collect (pronounced COL-lect) is the short prayer just before the Old Testament reading. It echoes the theme of the day’s appointed readings and “collects” the prayers of the people into one, unified request prayed by the pastor on behalf of the congregation.

    By Jennifer Jordan · Reporter (St. Louis, MO)

    Apr. 30, 2024

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Crimespree Magazine