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Our life is a mystical journey that begins in the arms of our mother. Before long, we take our...
Read MoreOur life is a mystical journey that begins in the arms of our mother. Before long, we take our...
Read MoreEllen G. Gustin was a serious, prim and proper Victorian woman. But she was much more. Part of...
Read MoreIn 1992, a Christian alt rock super-group formed called the Lost Dogs. Their first album was called...
Read MoreWhen we think of our journeys, our default mode is to think about where we are going: a forward...
Read MoreThe civil rights movement was sweeping the country and the question for the UCC was not whether to...
Read MoreIn 1990, when Harold Wilke accepted a pen from President George H. W. Bush at the signing of...
Read MoreResources for congregations publicizing a visit from General Minister and President John C....
Read MoreIn 1923, while visiting his childhood home in Vermont, Vice President Calvin Coolidge learned...
Read MoreLord, make me an instrument of your peace. Growing up Catholic, this was a prayer I remember...
Read MoreI am reading through historic documents from our archives. I came across on that was written in...
Read MoreI spent last week in Hawaii. It was a working retreat of sorts – an opportunity to gather with...
Read MoreThe 1920s was an exciting decade for women. Women could vote. More and more women worked...
Read MoreIt’s been a little over four months since my Father died. I find myself often lost in mindful...
Read More1,000 cranes are on their way to Orlando.This is not a commentary on migratory patterns. This is a...
Read MoreAs a child, Mary Ann Shadd [Carey] had seen the face of fear and witnessed the struggles of...
Read MoreDuring the 1960s, the founding director of the UCC’s communication ministry, Everett Parker,...
Read MoreSummer is fast approaching.Just a few weeks ago, I was driving to work in the dark wee hours of the...
Read MoreI have been doing workshops, seminars, and classes for the last decade or more on White Privilege....
Read MoreI have a piece of art that hangs on the wall in my office. It was constructed of broken pottery...
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