...Because you are my kinsman, should you therefore serve me for nothing? Tell me, what shall your wages be?...
Grace comes through the hands of a 97 year old woman. When I visit her she, in her own way, presides and gives me communion. The bread is crackers or tea biscuits and the wine is wine or liquer. The liturgy lasts as long as the conversation does and it always ends with a hug...a big intimate hug! Peace be with you!
The Kindom of Heaven Is Like: A Parable for Today
Many years ago, when I worked at Lutheran Camp Edgewood, I found a poem that really spoke to me. The camp had old rolls of wallpaper for c...
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In the notes of scene 6 in the Glass Menagerie, the playwright, Tennesse Williams, describes the lighting for the scene: the light...
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Baptism, confirmation, and affirmation of faith liturgies have a prayer where the gathered community prays: Stir up in your people the gift ...
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