Monthly Archives: April 2020

They were hunkered down, frightened, sheltered-in-place.  Their world had changed overnight. They couldn’t imagine what the next days would hold. All they knew was that Jesus was gone.  In their grief, their uncertainty, their fear, they drew together.  These were … Continue reading →

In a meeting with one of my clergy groups this week, we talked a lot about the “both-and-ness” of the times we’re living in. The number of Covid cases in our country has topped 300,000.  There have been 8,400 deaths.  … Continue reading →

Anybody need a haircut?   I hate getting haircuts, but I’d give my eyeteeth for one right now.  I did see a video where a hairdresser tried to cut someone’s hair from six feet away.  I think a broom might … Continue reading →

Wednesday Prayer (4/1/2020)   Welcome   Silence   Poem:  “Wild Geese,” by Mary Oliver   Hymn            Won’t You Let Me Be Your Servant? BEACH SPRING   Won’t you let me be your servant, let me … Continue reading →