Eventually, only our sense of the sacred will save us. – Thomas Berry Friday, October 3rd was the Feast of St. Francis for the Christian church. St. Francis is most widely known as the patron saint of animals...
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Our Father, Our journeys have brought us to worship…but we travel from vastly different beginnings. On this World Communion Sunday, we are but a small part of the larger church that raises our hands and...
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A sermon preached on Rosh HaShanah Evening, September 4, 2013 This is the birthday of the world. Among other things, this day, Rosh HaShanah, is the commemoration of the creation of the world by G-D. One does...
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Commentary on Photo (and the 2012 Tennessee Football Season): Lindsay Minton- “How much more humble can we get, we’re 4-7?” If you’re a long-time reader of the blog, it’s likely you’ve grown painfully...
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Conner handed me a strangely shaped, bulky package wrapped in heavy paper. “Be careful. It’s breakable.” I carefully unwrapped the one package to reveal three pieces: a cup, a saucer, and a...
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Teresa was born Anjezë Gonxhe Bojaxhiu in Albania in the year 1910. Her father died when she was not even ten years old. As the youngest child in the family, it’s hard to say what kind of impact this...
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When I was 5 years old I had a rat-tail.* (*NOTE: the addition of the hyphen between these two decidedly embarrassing dance partners adds, what I believe, to be a more “scientific” rendering of a hairstyle...
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Lightning and thunder made for a wet Tuesday morning in the delta, and my dog, Isaac, was pouting for two reasons. 1. Bad weather scares him. 2. I had to leave him alone at home during that bad weather Like...
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