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So this is where I put this blog…
It has been quite a while since regular posting has taken place here, but it’s not for lack of interesting things to submit. Indeed, plenty of good things have happened and continue to happen in this pastor’s life and ministry. … Continue reading
Holy Week – Witnessing the Passion of Christ
In one of his sermons, the Rev. Richard J. Fairchild says that “When you look at the events from Palm Sunday to Good Friday it’s almost like one of those “Good news and Bad news” jokes.” The good news is … Continue reading
Posted in Worship
Tagged Bible Study, Christian, Church, Holy Week, Jesus, Palm Sunday, Passion of Christ, religion, Worship
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A Holy Marathon
Not that the season of Lent is uneventful, but the real marathon began in earnest a couple of days ago. With Palm Sunday next on the schedule, Holy Week is less than 48 hours from beginning. This means several things … Continue reading
Disappearing Theology
The CWA 2009 set the tone for a ground swell of debate as congregations and synods try to discern the path each will follow. Last weekend here in South Carolina our synod took part in what our bishop called “A … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Study
Tagged 2009 CWA, Bible Study, Christian, Church, ELCA, faith, Lutheran Church, Lutheranism, religion, sexuality
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Shades of Haiti
Years ago, when I was in the navy, I looked forward to visiting different countries and experiencing other cultures. The first ship I was assigned to, U.S.S. Davis DD937, was just completing an extended overhaul and the crew was preparing … Continue reading
Posted in Mission and Outreach
Tagged community outreach, disaster relief, earthquake, Haiti, mission, natural disaster, poverty
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