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March came in with its blizzard more like a polar bear than a lion, but it left like the lamb of the Palm/Passion/Easter story. Spring and Easter always coincide and⦠Read More
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March came in with its blizzard more like a polar bear than a lion, but it left like the lamb of the Palm/Passion/Easter story. Spring and Easter always coincide and⦠Read More
As long as I can remember, I have loved stories. Listening, reading, writing, acting out, and watching stories has been an important part of my life. After a really evocative⦠Read More
Will you be their Valentine? Our gift drive for the residents at Concourse House will begin next Sunday, January 15th. Sign up at Coffee Hour to purchase pajamas for a⦠Read More
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming Scroll down for to view the hymn and listen to the audio. Kathryn Carroll The rose was a pre-Christian symbol of veneration and since, became⦠Read More
To a Maid Engaged to Joseph Scroll down for to view the hymn and listen to the audio. Kathryn Carroll I think that many 20th Century Christians, particularly Protestants, were not⦠Read More
Wild and Lone the Prophet’s Voice Scroll down for to view the hymn and listen to the audio. Kathryn Carroll I write this on November 8th, Election Day. This hymn raises⦠Read More
The King of Glory Comes This is a jauntier melody than most of our Advent hymns. I can almost envision it as a circle dance with clapping, stomping, and spontaneous⦠Read More
I woke this morning with you on my mind and heart. Last night I wondered how aware children really are about things, and how you would address any of your⦠Read More
Yesterday was All Saint’s Day and a week from Election Day. It’s hard to believe that by this time next week, we will (presumably) have elected the person who will⦠Read More
I don’t know if there is a parent on earth who doesn’t sometimes imagine their child’s future self. When they’re little, I think our hopes for them are fairly general,⦠Read More