
Celebrating the First Century of Grace Agre’s Life
Celebrating the First Century of Grace Agre’s Life Grace Agre was born on February 28, 1919 to Ben and Clara Salser in Racine, Ohio. The little town with a population […]
Celebrating the First Century of Grace Agre’s Life Grace Agre was born on February 28, 1919 to Ben and Clara Salser in Racine, Ohio. The little town with a population […]
The Special Conference of the General Conference of the United Methodist Church that was held in Saint Louis over the past three days has come to a close and the […]
August 10th, 2018 Yesterday I stopped by the church and there were Tom and Justin cooking dinner for the homeless in our kitchen in the summer heat having taken time […]
“Henry” (Seated at a round table are five males of ascending age, preparing to play a card game. Henry 1, the youngest, is 8. Henry 5 the oldest, is 77. Henry 4 shuffles […]
Today I received out of the blue one of the most curious emails I ever received. I’ve pasted it below: Hi, I need to get your side of the story […]
The other night I decided to go to a nearby Barnes and Nobles bookstore while I was waiting for my son to get through his soccer practice. It was a […]
I just got back from taking my monthly turn preaching at the nursing home. I always go somewhat reluctantly; I generally come away feeling blessed with the feeling that here, for […]
Here is another odd “coincidence” similar to the one I reported happening to me in my recent Easter sermon. Yesterday in the late afternoon our church held its big Spring […]
When I get out of the rhythm of blogging, it’s hard to get back in sync. The first blog backs seems momentous. I’ve been posting sermons that I’ve worked over […]
(The opening song, a big band tune entitled, “The Man with the Bag”, begins playing through the sound system. A line of children with their parents forms, waiting impatiently in […]