Tomorrow is Veteran's Day in the US and while I give thanks that the youngest vet in my church is now at home and safely out of harm's way for the holidays, I love a bunch of other women and men in uniform who are not at home - and a few who never made it home. I want to remember them all - the living and the dead - and hold them close in my prayers. Daniel Hope's arrangement of Ravel's "Kaddish" does this for me...
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a blue december offering: sunday, december 22 @ 3 pm
This coming Sunday, 12/22, we reprise our Blue December presentation at Richmond Congregational Church, (515 State Rd, Richmond, MA 01254) a...
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There is a story about St. Francis and the Sultan - greatly embellished to be sure and often treated in apocryphal ways in the 2 1st centur...
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NOTE: Here are my Sunday worship notes for the Feast of the Epiphany. They are a bit late - in theory I wasn't going to do much work ...
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I just love your blog. There's always something really interesting going on over here. Thanks!
Thanks, Katherine, it is totally mutal I read yours (dare I say) religiously? Be well.
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