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Jordan Elizabeth (justicegirl)
Female
Hometown:
Denver, CO
Relationship Status:
Single
About Me:
I am a woman with a heart torn between two cities; Denver and Chicago, while I still call Tucson, AZ home. I am working towards my Masters in Counseling at Denver Seminary and employed with Open Door Ministries. I love people of all types, and am most happy when surrounded with friends and family. I want to own a Harley someday. I love street performers. I want to work in Africa. I love living in intentional community. I want to be a foster parent, and I want kids of my own as well. I want to be married, but don't feel like I fit in with most of the people on this site, but am open to discussion.
E-mail Address:
bikerchick1978@hotmail.com
Favorite Music:
Cliche answer, but just about anything. Including rap and country. Those are the two "exceptions" most people have. :-) I love folksy stuff when I'm studying and rap/hip-hop/pop when I'm driving. And I still have a soft spot in my heart for the Christian stuff I grew up with; Amy Grant, MWS, DC Talk, Jars of Clay, Newsboys, etc... Anything from Al Green to Ani DiFranco.
Favorite Movies:
My favorite movie of all time is "Singin' in the Rain", followed very closely by "Dumb and Dumber", "The Three Amigos" and "Tommy Boy". Those are followed even closer by "Lonesome Dove", which is not a movie, but a miniseries, but I think it still counts. I always love movies that make me laugh. I have to be in a certain mood for movies that make me think, but I love those too. Have begun to enjoy documentaries more and more. Movies that make me cry are always good too - "Pursuit of Happyness" comes to mind.
Favorite Books:
I've got to be honest, I'm a huge Harry Potter fan. But if we're talking more "grown-up" books, some of my faves are "To Own a Dragon", "Irresistable Revolution", "A Child Called It", "The Street Lawyer", "Where the Sidewalk Ends", "Dead Man Walking", and maybe the book I would recommend to ANYONE, is "Compassion" by Henri Nouwen and two other men. One I am working my way through and hope to finish soon is "Ruby Slippers" by Jonalyn Grace Fincher. I think it's going to one I buy for all my female friends.
Favorite Authors:
Henri Nouwen, Jean Vanier, Shane Claiborne, N.T. Wright, J.K. Rowling, L.M. Montgomery, Robert Lupton, Roald Dahl, John Perkins, Shel Silverstein, Dan Allender, Jenny Schroedel, Donald Miller, Helen Prejean, John Grisham
 

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Marriage as Community?

Posted by Jordan Elizabeth on November 11th, 2007 at 5:26pm
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Do you ever feel like you don't fit? I've had that feeling a lot, at certain times in my life. I'm too "liberal" for this group, or too "conservative" for that group. There's some anxiety in feeling like a square peg in a round hole, but also excitement in figuring out what I really believe about certain things. But when it comes to a single, Christian gal, I'm back into not fitting in. I do want to get married, but I don't want finding a husband to be in my top 5 priorities. So is there a place for me? I have to admit, I don't feel like this site is it. But maybe I'm wrong... Here's the issue for this post though. In one of Candice's blog posts entitled "Praying for Wives for the Men", she quotes a woman as saying "She realized the enemy doesn't want us to have homes. He wants to keep us alone. Because then the world is denied a picture of Christ and His church. And so my mother started praying for me. Each day at noon, for two years, she prayed for me when I was single." I agree that Satan wants us to be alone, but I don't agree with what is implied by this statement that a single person is "alone" and unable to have a "home". I am probably reading too much into this particular statement, and I don't want to be unfair about that, but I do think it's important to point out that if you are single, this is a PERFECT time to be in community. And not just because it might be a great way to meet your future husband. But because Christ does not want us alone, and he wants us to be serving other people in whatever way we can, and being in community is a great way to live out the interdependence God wants us to be a part of. Thoughts...?

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At 7:25pm on January 22nd, 2008,  Jordan Starling said
Oh wow! Your name is so cool! My name is Jordan and my one and only sister's name is Elizabeth! Sweet!
At 8:05pm on November 11th, 2007,  Linne Rosa said
Amen, sistah! I think there's a lot to be said for women who are confident enough in their value given to them by God to be happy being single. If I were in a relationship I wouldn't be going to South Africa next year and I wouldn't be following God's call. I say chill, give yourself time to find yourself, find your passions, your style, your value as an individual (and not get sucked into finding your value in a man which is SO easy). Trust in God, let him bring you the right man and, in the meantime, be you and be happy about it!
At 6:50pm on November 9th, 2007,  Linne Rosa said
At our next SingleWomenLookingForMen meeting I'll give you the next two books if you want. Don't forget the $5 fee, though.
At 6:34pm on November 8th, 2007,  WendyCloyd said
Hello "Jordan,"

How's it going in Denver?
At 2:19pm on November 8th, 2007,  Candice Watters said
Dear Jordan,
Glad to have you here on WPB -- hopefully the someday will be soon.
Blessings,
Candice
At 9:00pm on November 7th, 2007,  Jaclyn said
Whoo hoo! Hey girlie, I just wanted to say...persevere the right man will come along some day :)
 
 

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