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Welcome back to NoMod podcast. My name's Tim Nash. I'm David Bloher. We're two pilgrims wandering the post-Christendombs, looking for signs of hope. If you're feeling a bit lonely and isolated in your pilgrimage, then why not pop over to the website, click on listener groups. You can register there and find out if there's any other Nomad listeners in your

area that you can connect with. If you would like to become one of the generous donors who

keep Nomad afloat, then go to patreon.com forward slash nomad podcast and there you'll be able to get access to various bonus materials.

And I think one of the most interesting things that Nomad has done in a long time

and that is Nomad Devotionals.

Prayers, reflections, Bible readings, songs, liturgies, stuff like that.

Drop us an email if you want to say hi and you can follow us at Nomad Podcast on Twitter and Facebook.

Is that enough blurb, do you think?

Sufficient blurbage?

Yeah, that's plenty of blurb.

I think that's a lot of blurb for the beloved listener to enjoy.

Yeah, I hope the beloved listener's okay.

I think they're patient and understanding.

Yeah.

They're probably breathing a sigh of relief that we've managed to say something in a short

space of time rather than uming and a-aring around a subject for hours and hours.

Which is what we're now starting to do, isn't it?

Yeah.

Welcome back to nomads, David.

Wardo slipped in. I managed to drag him out from under a horse with his hammer and nails

and getting back in the nomadic seat. And we enjoyed an interview with Shane Claiborne and Walter Brueggeman while you're away. I'm assuming you listened to those and enjoyed them both thoroughly. Yeah, very much.

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