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Jesus on Marriage and More in Patch Local Voices

Find out who is blogging on Patch and how you can get started.

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The Patch Local Voices section can be a powerful tool for yourself, your group or your business. It's the perfect place to promote a big event coming up, voice your opinion on something you are passionate about or share tips from your career field. 
Each Sunday we will feature some of Patch's most interesting Local Voices writers, show you who is posting on Patch and how you can get started.

Jesus on Marriage

Dale Murrish blogs about history, travel, technology, religion and politics. His latest two blogs about the bible and what it says about marriage have garnered a lot of attention.

Having recently started a word-by-word translation of Martin Luther’s Bible from German to English,Murrish posted Instructions for Marriage from the Creator, which generated more than 130 comments.

In it he posts,"Since there is confusion about what the Bible teaches about marriage, I’m posting my translation of Chapter 19, where Jesus, the Son of God, who was with the Holy Spirit and the Father in the beginning, gives positive instructions for marriage."

He followed that post up last week by sharing Jesus on Marriage - Original Intent.

Raised in the United Methodist Church, Murrish helped plant Troy’s Kensington Community Church in 1990. He was ordained an Orthodox Presbyterian Church deacon in 2001 after a year’s training in the Westminster Catechism and church history. Now a member of a large evangelical church, he has an appreciation for all branches of the historic Christian faith (Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant) and other faiths which share many of the same principles. He supports freedom of religion and defends the open forum for all beliefs that America has long enjoyed.

Murrish is a Troy resident since 1988 and works in the GMPT Cranktrain Analysis department analyzing piston pins and crankshafts.

You can follow his blog on Patch.

Who else is posting on Patch?

Here’s how you can get started right away:
  • Click the "Start Blogging" button on your Patch homepage.
  • Start writing the description of your blog It doesn’t have to be perfect. (Just don’t use all caps!)
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  • Hit “Create your blog”
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Instructions and links are all right there on the page!

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