And, for good measure, here's the short the boys entered in the Phoenix Student Film Festival a couple of years ago.
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'Sweetbriar' was chosen in honor of our life in and relationship with Christ which make living sweet, but also acknowledges the briars inherent in a sin-filled world (Micah 7:4a). 'Patch' is a nod to the CiRCE Institute, Wendell Berry, the Southern Agrarians, the Inklings, and Frodo Baggins & the Shire, and refers to rootedness, covenant community, and our own little patch of ground.
This photo came from my very talented friend, Teri! Thank you, dear!
A sweetbriar rose
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