Poverty
/Many of our unhoused neighbors are not only economically poor, but they have never had the kinds of riches some of us have taken for granted
Read MoreMany of our unhoused neighbors are not only economically poor, but they have never had the kinds of riches some of us have taken for granted
Read MoreWhen I was first ordained back in 1996, whenever I wore my clerical collar into the grocery store, I made it into kind of a sociology experiment.
Read MoreIf you were one of John’s disciples, and heard him repeatedly point out certain man and call him the Lamb of God, what would that name begin to conjure up in you?
Read MoreThese readings remind me that whenever we think we’re in charge, we’d better think again.
Read MoreThis week has not gone at all like I expected. I suppose a priest getting sick with covid would be worst during Holy Week, but Christmas is a close second.
Read MoreIf you have a Norway maple tree in your year, you know about tree shoots.
Read MoreThe prophets spoke hyperbolically to get people’s attention. In some ways this is really a horrifyingly violent passage. But then again, it is also a deeply assuring one.
Read MoreI guess it is in our human DNA to try to explain things for ourselves and then to turn around and judge the explanations of others.
Read MoreSometimes it is hard to remember that stewardship is also about being stewards of divine experiences we’ve had a glimpse of but do not fully understand, of seeds to be planted for a harvest we may never realize, and of a faith witness that God calls us to proclaim.
Read MoreThe man was now made well not only in body, but in mind and spirit as well.
Read More"Who among you would say to your new college intern who has just come in from filing and delivering coffee on the third floor, `Come here at once and chair our board meeting'?
Read MoreMany of us in the Episcopal Church and here in Keene live comfortable lives. How comfortable is too comfortable?
Read MoreWhat is going on among us, anyway? Why does there seem to be no way to break through the brokenness we see all around us? Where on earth will all this lead? How are we supposed to fix it?
Read MorePaul is a towering figure in Christian history, but I didn’t like Paul for a long time.
Read MoreAs we prepare for Keene Pride week in our community and in our church, this reading gives us the chance to clarify what we mean when we use the word pride.
Read MoreThere was a woman in one of my former churches that was bent sideways 90 degrees.
Read MoreIs there something going on in our community that breaks your heart?
Read MoreGuest blog writer Don Hart talks about the wisdom of putting faith before riches .
Read MoreGuest author Don Hart discusses bargaining with God in this week’s blog.
Read MoreWeekly at 9:30 at St. James.
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