Todays Thought

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Every Morning (M-F): Today’s Thought – a 3-minute read about spirituality and life, meant to be prayed about, commented on and shared with others.

 

Attack on Progress

Many people believe that the move towards right-wing religion is something new to our country, when, in fact, it is part of a conflict that has been with us for…
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I Have Palestinian Friends Too

On October 7th the world watched in horror as Israel was the victim of a well-executed terror attack that killed almost 1,300 people and included the kidnapping of over 240…
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Christian Dis-Unity, Part 2

I was in a meeting with a couple of other pastors who serve in the city of Reading, and I asked them if they had been part of what was…
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The Pope and Gender Change

I wrote this past Wednesday about the document that was released on Monday by the Vatican condemning Gestational Surrogacy and Gender Change (among other topics). Today I want to consider…
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1864 in Arizona

In 1864 in Arizona, only white male men who were citizens of Mexico (isn’t that interesting?) or the United States who had lived in that territory for 6 months could…
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The Pope & Surrogacy

Back in January, Pope Francis spoke against the practice of Gestational Surrogacy. This is when a woman carries a fetus of someone else’s making. There are roughly 1300 of these…
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God as Liberator

The image that is attached popped up on my feed this morning, a reminder of the primary task that Jesus took on – liberation. God’s initial work – and it…
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God’s Welcome is Expansive

Some years ago, the United Church of Christ tried to convince congregations to offer an extravagant welcome. It was a follow-up to the “God is Still Speaking” message that was,…
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Making the Invisible Visible 

Back in the late 1980’s I was trained by the United Methodist Church to go around to congregations in our conference and lead them through a workshop that would help…
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Good Friday 

For us clergy types (and many committed laypeople), Holy Week is the busiest, most stressful, and easily most emotional week of the year. I have always thought that if we…
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Daily Thoughts

I Have Palestinian Friends Too

On October 7th the world watched in horror as Israel was the victim of a well-executed terror attack that killed…

Christian Dis-Unity, Part 2

I was in a meeting with a couple of other pastors who serve in the city of Reading, and I…

The Pope and Gender Change

I wrote this past Wednesday about the document that was released on Monday by the Vatican condemning Gestational Surrogacy and…

1864 in Arizona

In 1864 in Arizona, only white male men who were citizens of Mexico (isn’t that interesting?) or the United States…

The Pope & Surrogacy

Back in January, Pope Francis spoke against the practice of Gestational Surrogacy. This is when a woman carries a fetus…

God as Liberator

The image that is attached popped up on my feed this morning, a reminder of the primary task that Jesus…

God’s Welcome is Expansive

Some years ago, the United Church of Christ tried to convince congregations to offer an extravagant welcome. It was a…

Making the Invisible Visible 

Back in the late 1980’s I was trained by the United Methodist Church to go around to congregations in our…

Good Friday 

For us clergy types (and many committed laypeople), Holy Week is the busiest, most stressful, and easily most emotional week…

Christian Dis-Unity

When I tell people about my religious background, I tell them that my dad was an Atheist, my mom was…

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