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(Sermon) “Parenting as a Spiritual Discipline”
A sermon about the spirituality involved in being a parent – but also about where we find spirituality in general. The poem is excerpted from Mary Oliver’s “In Blackwater Woods”. “Parenting as a Spiritual Discipline” People will go to great lengths in … Continue reading
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Your Monday blessing
Food was growing before I ever knew hunger, The world spun a thousand beats before my heart’s first gasp, Friends wish me well, even when I’m sleeping, And justice is a million years away, and happening now.
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What is the role of religious institutions in justice? A dialogue
Dear friends, I stumbled across an old paper I wrote about congregations and justice. It’s an imagined dialogue between four giants of Unitarianism and Universalism: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Clarence Skinner, Olympia Brown and Clarence Skinner. I apologize for the “in … Continue reading
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New book published!
I’m very excited to announce the publication of my new book, “Hamlet in Haiku: The Bard’s Masterpiece Retold in five-seven five”. This book “translates” the entire plot of Hamlet into haiku form. It’s an homage to the original, which, I … Continue reading
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Your Monday Blessing
May the night’s peace find its way into the day’s chaos, Just as the day’s light glimmers on the night’s mystery.
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Your Monday Blessing (9/22/14)
May you live on the earth. May the trees give you breath, the rain give you movement, the goods of the ground feed you and fire keep you warm. May you have a family of beings that caused your coming, … Continue reading
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A creative love affair
I pause in meditation to give God an opportunity to love me more fully, for which, I imagine, He is grateful. He looks me over: the way the skin holds to my arms and legs, my posture, the holes between … Continue reading
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Moderation is so sexy right now
It’s 6:00 am, and I’ve already had a cup of coffee this morning. I had it just the way I like it – black and in a cup. There was some coffee left in the pot yesterday, which means there’s … Continue reading
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Your Monday Blessing
My friend, I wish you: warm clothes on your back, clean water in your well, a spark in your eyes, money in your pocket, something lovely in your hands, or at least useful, not too much wax in your ears, … Continue reading
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Your Monday Blessing
May pleasures fill your life as the rain of a storm fills hungry soil, And your sorrows be a slight drizzle between rainbows.
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