Below you'll find a list of all posts from July, 2014
A voice for positive community change.
Retirement affords my wife and me the opportunity to visit the congregations of ministers who grew up in Ebenezer and now serve elsewhere. I am so proud of the progress God is making through them and their congregations. We visited a church led by one recently, where encouraging signs of …
We have crossed the midway point of the 30 day fast of Ramadan. I’m reminded of the two swimmers who challenged each other to an endurance race across a huge lake. Well past the halfway point, one said to the other, “I’m tired, you win, I’m going back.” The other …
Not all of us, but many, are busy. We live according to calendars that are overflowing with commitments. Thanks to technologies like email, Facebook, texting, tweeting, and voicemail, we also lead lives that are constantly in contact. I actually like being in touch in these various ways, but I do …
Last November I wrote about our 6-year-old cousin Rose who had recently been diagnosed with a tumor on the stem of her brain. Little Rose Sugarman died a peaceful death last week. She would have turned 7 next month. Last week our colleague and fellow blogger Reverend Dr. Joe Roberts …
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