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Monthly Archives: March 2018
Where Does Easter Start?
As I was scanning the local newspaper a couple of days ago, I stopped at an almost full-sized ad from one of the local supermarket chains. The colors of the ad, bold spring colors on a page that was otherwise … Continue reading
Posted in Holy-Days
Tagged Dr. Seuss, Easter, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, O Sacred Head Now Wounded
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The Funny Thing About Numbers
A math professor friend of mine likes to joke that real math doesn’t use numbers. The church could use a similar sort of approach. Do real churches need numbers? Attending a Conference meeting at a church about an hour from … Continue reading
Posted in Maine Cautionary Tales, Misc
Tagged church and numbers, Church decline, Mainline Church
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On Walking Out, Protesting and Making Change
Today, high school students from around the country are planning to walk out of their classrooms at 10:00, in remembrance of the students and staff killed in the Parkland shooting and to demand stricter gun control laws—unless they are having … Continue reading
Posted in Misc
Tagged gun control, Harvard Divinity School, National School Walkout, Parkland, Protest, school shootings
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