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This month I leave you in the good hands of Colin Harris, Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, whose recent comments in the Ethics Daily newsletter include the following: The phenomenon of "fake news" has heightened our awareness of the influence of distorted expressions of reality on many levels and… Read more

As a former runner (really!) this article caught my eye and has a p[lace in my heart. Of course it isn’t just about the running. It’s about going outside the accepted conventions (rules) when situations demand it. It is about putting our humanity – our “child of God”ness first in whatever situation calls for it…. Read more

Pastor’s Page As a former runner (really!) this article caught my eye and has a p[lace in my heart. Of course it isn’t just about the running. It’s about going outside the accepted conventions (rules) when situations demand it. It is about putting our humanity – our “child of God”ness first in whatever situation calls… Read more

Our scriptures paint a picture of the birth of the savior that, if we allow, reminds us that contrary to the scenes of serenity our carols and cards often portray, Jesus came into the world during a time of incredible unrest in the life of Israel. As a country, they were occupied by a people… Read more

We have been living through one of the most divisive election seasons in memory. This has not been a civil process in that we have seen name-calling, mud throwing, threatening on personal and societal levels, and of course, the lack of truth telling which boggles our minds. As your Pastor, it is my hope and… Read more

This month I defer to Rev.Terrell Carter. When someone says it better than I was going to, I think it best to do so. Rev. Carter’s bio notes are at the end of the essay. The scripture is on the adjoining page. Blessings, Pastor John 10.2016 Once upon a time, there were laws in place… Read more