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Happy Summer, Everyone!! A few weeks ago, on June 12, we celebrated the feast of Enmegahbowh.  I really didn’t know anything about him until I did some research for a sermon I was preaching that evening.  In fact, I couldn’t even pronounce his name!!  But after some reading, I learned that he was the first … Continue reading Recognition of the indigenous peoples of our land

Greetings, Friends!! Just over 100 people gathered at the Cathedral Church of St Paul June 12 for a wonderful celebration honoring all the accomplishments of those completing their courses with the Whitaker Institute!!  We now have new worship leaders, preachers, some ready to explore the path to ordination, some for whom ordination is just a … Continue reading The value of lifelong Christian learning

Time. We spend it; we complain about not having enough; we want more all the time. It’s an odd commodity, if you stop to think about it. Albert Einstein said: “Time is an illusion.” Early on in my physics studies, I took a course in cosmology and did my semester project on the calculations used … Continue reading It’s a good ‘time’ to reduce church barriers

The school year is over for me and vacation and travel have begun! Last week I missed the Blog deadline because I journeyed off to Nashville with 3 dear friends from my church, St Michael and All Angels, Cambridge Junction, for the Festival of Homiletics. What an inspiring experience to share with some 1500 preachers … Continue reading Festival of Homiletics 2013

This week I want to tell you about a resolution that is near and dear to my heart. As a scientist, I am saddened when I hear people say that our Christian faith is in conflict with science. As I have studied both the Scriptures and my science texts, I find a beautiful harmony between … Continue reading Of science and Scriptures – a great debate

Hi, I’m back… I know that we’re in the midst of the Great 50 Days of Easter right now but I’ve been reflecting on my observance of this last Lent. While I did do some serious reading from various devotionals, I also enjoyed following along with Lent Madness. Oh, yes, I’m well aware of some … Continue reading ‘Holy Women, Holy Men’ a Must-Read

How well do we know the workings of The Episcopal Church?  Or our own Diocese?  I know, for me, it really wasn’t until I began to serve on Diocesan Council that I became interested or even slightly educated about the nuts and bolts of our church.  What I have found is so exciting – and, … Continue reading Getting Excited About Mission

It began with a simple request: Let’s meet over lunch and figure out a way to get the word out about Resolutions. Things like this are the nuts and bolts of what makes a diocese operate. They’re not usually fun, exciting, sexy or anything like that, but they are crucial. It’s important the members of … Continue reading Welcome to our blog: A great place to learn more!