As a child, I remember spending many Saturday evenings with my grandparents and watching the Ed Sullivan Show on television. Among the memories was watching the guys who would come out on the stage and spin china plates on vertical poles; first one, then another, and then more at the same time. After half a […]

As a child, I remember spending many Saturday evenings with my grandparents and watching the Ed Sullivan Show on television. Among the memories was watching the guys who would come out on the stage and spin china plates on vertical poles; first one, then another, and then more at the same time. After half a […]

Next Tuesday is the beginning of the most holy day in the year for Jews, Yom Kippur, the Day of Atonement. As people of God, we live with the expectation that God will fulfill the promises He’s made. The hope which springs from a relationship with Him is sustained by the constant prayer within the […]

Watching Queen Elizabeth’s funeral last Monday brought back many wonderful memories of my three years of study in England. Appropriately, the ceremony was held in Westminster Abbey, which is not the “cathedral” of London, but a Royal church of medieval origins. In recognition of the wide variety of people within the commonwealth, a truly ecumenical […]