
Grandma’s Baptism
“I’m going to baptize my grandkids this summer!” These were the words of an Elder in my congregation, a grandmother, as she headed out for
“I’m going to baptize my grandkids this summer!” These were the words of an Elder in my congregation, a grandmother, as she headed out for
I really appreciated psychologist Laurence Steinberg’s article last week, “The Case for Delayed Adulthood.” He acknowledges that the societal ways we talk about the path to adulthood
“There’s a lot of down time between the mighty deeds of God.” I heard myself saying this to my friend Sharon over pancakes yesterday. We
Dowa Yalanne is the kind of place that really deserves the word monumental. There it stands like a momentary eruption stopped in time, a bundle
Recently late one Friday night I was returning from having visited a parishioner at a local hospital. Walking in the upper east side of New
I just wrote an entire blog. Hit the save button. My internet went out. The entire piece is now missing. This is how I feel:
This blog post will appear on a Tuesday but I am writing it on a Monday morning and so am in a post-Sunday reflective mood
The Ray Rice video got me thinking about a mental image of judgment I once had. I thought that after I died I would go
From time to time I like to use this blog to air out some conversation, or combat, going on inside the guild of American historians.
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