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    <title>A Good Friday</title>
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    <author>J. Timothy King</author>
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<p>Around this time of year, I&rsquo;m invariably reminded of the line Tony Campolo popularized: <a href="http://www.tonycampolo.org/doc/crystalcathedral/Its_Friday.pdf">It&rsquo;s Friday, but Sunday&rsquo;s coming.</a> Because Good Friday is the day we remember the Crucifixion; and Easter Sunday, the Resurrection.</p>
<p>But this year, it occurs to me that we&rsquo;ve focused on only part of the story. Easter Sunday isn&rsquo;t the end of the story, but the beginning.</p>]]></description>
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