Being CareFULL

By Rev. John Gantt  •  March 14, 2024

Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter once observed that “There are only four kinds of people in this world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers and those who will need caregivers.”

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Being CareFULL

By Rev. John Gantt  •  March 14, 2024

Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter once observed that “There are only four kinds of people in this world: those who have been caregivers, those who are currently..

Mr. Poopy

By Lisa B. Thomas  •  March 07, 2024

Nine years ago, I decided I wanted a lap dog. I wanted a dog that would cuddle with me when I watched television and snuggle with me at night. At that point, we had had..

Caregiving for a New Generation

By Rev. Dr. Bobbie McKay  •  February 29, 2024

Generally speaking, there are three kinds of caretaking situations: (1) Those which occur within the family structure; (2) Those occasions outside the family structure;..

What Do I Know About Caregiving?

By Reverend Jessica Tinkham  •  February 22, 2024

What do I know about caregiving?

Pay Attention

By Kim Moeller  •  February 15, 2024

Red and yellow and pink and green, purple and orange and blue. I can sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow, sing a rainbow too. Listen with your eyes. Listen with your ears...

What Color is Your Community?

By Rev. John Gantt  •  February 08, 2024

The theme for this series of blogs is “color.” I choose white!

The Eyes of Love

By Lisa B. Thomas  •  February 01, 2024

I have blue eyes and, with a little help from my hairdresser, blond hair. My husband John has brown eyes and a little bit of grayish brown hair on the sides. Like many..

What’s Your Favorite Color?

By Rev. Ruth D. Fitzgerald  •  January 25, 2024

The view from my window for about the past week has been white—snow-covered. I guess, really, it’s been grey; grey skies, grey light, grey trees. Grey. But, this storm..

Pink Means Transformation

By Rev. Dr. Bobbie McKay  •  January 18, 2024

I had never planned on going into the ministry when I graduated from college in 1953. As a matter of fact, I didn’t have much of a plan for my future at all. In those..