My career was as a teacher. Like my father before me, I taught English. I had the opportunity to teach many poems, plays, essays, novels …
The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, an initiative of the World Council of Churches, takes place each year from January 18-25, between the feats …
The cosmos is not eternal because it is slowly dying. It is running out of usable energy. Matter is not eternal. Indeed, most stars take millions of years …
Happy New Year! Let’s hope that 2023 is a good year and it finds you all full of good health and with lots of optimism …
Around 40 CE, as the good news of Jesus spread and was being preached and welcomed among people who were not Jews, the question arose …
Taking time off for mental health leave was one of the hardest things I’ve had to do in twenty years of ordained ministry. I was …
Prior to attending the Lambeth conference this year, one of the many books I read in preparation was “Walking Together, Global Perspectives on Reconciliation,” published …
This Christmas will be different. We’ll congregate once more inside a warm beautiful stone Church and we’ll do all that we haven’t when we were …
Every year around the end of November, there seems to be something in the air. A feeling comes over most people in December that isn’t …
Here we are again: the December issue of the paper, working our way through Advent and towards Christmas Day. Every year is so full of …
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