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- May 13, 2015
WHY ARE YOU IN THE MINISTRY It’s time to ask yourself the question. Why do you do it?—long hours, low…
, - May 8, 2015
SMALL STEPS Let me suggest some simple steps that you can take over a series of months. It all begins…
, - May 6, 2015
EATING YOUR WAY TO HAPPINESS You have read the articles pointing out the rise in obesity among the clergy. You…
- May 1, 2015
NOT GOOD TO BE ALONE In his study of centenarians across the world, Dan Buettner discovered that a common factor was…
, - April 29, 2015
I’m not sure whether there is any comfort in the fact that the struggles that clergy are experiencing are not…
- April 24, 2015
LESSONS FROM CENTENARIANS Lessons from the oldest people in the world may teach clergy to be both happy and healthy.…
- April 22, 2015
Naming your Demons Rollo May, in his book Love and Will analyzed the word demon and its relationship to daimon…
, - April 17, 2015
THE BODY OF CHRIST IS HURTING I will speak specifically of presbyteries, but what I say can be applied to…
- April 15, 2015
Audacious Faith in a Persistent God The audacious affirmation That Christ is born, That all eternity finds expression In one…
, - April 10, 2015
THE TIMES THEY ARE A CHANGING Since WW II, many denominations have tried to become organizationally efficient in the exercise…
, , - April 8, 2015
EASTER REFLECTION When Jesus came out of the tomb, he saw Mary and said: Hey, Mary, stop me if you've…
- April 1, 2015
YOUR PERSONAL LABYRINTH On this final Wednesday of your Lenten journey, you are invited to again journey around the sanctuary.…
, , - March 27, 2015
IMPERFECT GRACE How does a PRESBYTERY relate the faith to their relationship with the congregations in the presbytery? If…
, , - March 25, 2015
CLEANSING OF THE SOUL This time as you enter the sanctuary, choose a place near the front where you…
, , - March 20, 2015
READING CHURCH IN SCRIPTURE In a previous post on March 13, I explored the idea of reading the church…
, , - March 18, 2015
THE SANCTUARY AS LABYRINTH This time begin your experience by slowly walking around the sanctuary several times stopping to reflect…
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