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Welcome to The Dandelion Way: Sermons by Rev. Nathaniel Mahlberg. These are my explorations of what it means for the infinite to be intimate as the scrappy cosmic love we find in following the Way of Jesus. These sermons, letters, and prayers have come in the course of my work with progressive Christian churches with the United Church of Christ. I serve as the Pastor of the United Church of Christ of Valley Forge. I promote an open minded and open hearted approach to faith and spirituality. "Do justice. Love kindness. Walk humbly with your God." - Micah 6:8

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