Character. Conscience. Consequence. Courage

By Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, VP of Engagement and director of the Ruth Frost Parker Center for Abundant Aging  •  January 16, 2025

Character. Conscience. Consequence. Courage. Everyone loves a good alliteration--the consistent sound of one letter followed by different combinations which help to link seemingly separate words together.

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Character. Conscience. Consequence. Courage

By Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, VP of Engagement and director of the Ruth Frost Parker Center for Abundant Aging  •  January 16, 2025

Character. Conscience. Consequence. Courage. Everyone loves a good alliteration--the consistent sound of one letter followed by different combinations which help to link..

Words For a New Year For Everyone

By Rev. Dr. Bobbie McKay  •  January 09, 2025

I look at the wonderful clock that my very grown daughter supplied for Christmas, 2024 and I smile at the thought of this child of mine--now in her 60’s. I nod to the..

Rituals of Change

By Rev. Beth Long-Higgins, VP of Engagement and director of the Ruth Frost Parker Center for Abundant Aging  •  January 08, 2025

As last year’s calendar comes down from the side of the refrigerator to be replaced with a new one, I reflect on this ritual that honors the passage of time. In this..

Hope is Enough

By Rev. Dr. Kenneth Daniel  •  December 26, 2024

Standing at the front of the church, a young couple takes their vows and soon the recessional music signals their new journey as wife and husband has begun. I can recall..

How Do You Define Love?

By Kim Moeller  •  December 19, 2024

Love… a simple word but such a staggeringly complex idea to put into action. As we approach the fourth Sunday in Advent when we will light the candle of love, let’s..

A Diary, Four Candles and a Savior

By Lisa B. Thomas  •  December 12, 2024

My memories of childhood Christmases blur together. Each year was much the same: the whole family trimming the tree, my brother and I decorating Christmas cookies, and..

Remembering While We Wait

By Rev. Ruth D. Fitzgerald  •  December 05, 2024

When I went to seminary in my forties, I learned the pure pleasure and joy of studying scripture with my heart wide open. I read the familiar passages, and I surely..

Gratitude for Simple Pleasures

By Kim Moeller  •  November 28, 2024

It is often said that a contented person is the one who finds joy in the small, little, simple things of life.

ThanksLiving

By Rev. John Gantt  •  November 21, 2024

Imagine my chagrin. In my high school days (oh my – that was over 70 years ago!) I thought I invented a word.