Reflecting my penchant for all things edible, I have several food magazine subscriptions and, just like Anglican church newsletters and newspapers, these magazines are seasonal or,
“If you get the chance, we’d humbly request that our ‘worship hoedown’ be mentioned from stage, or added into your service announcement slides. Or, if
From 1979 to 1980, I lived and served as a lay pastor in a small village church in England. During that time, I co-authored a
My children grew up when the phrase “hothouse babies” was popularized. The term described the offspring of parents who enrolled their kids in every available
I have a bad habit; actually, I have a number of bad habits, but I prefer to reveal them one at a time.
When I was a student in search of a summer job, I was driven by a fellow student one spring from Ontario to Alberta, where I found employment in Calgary.
There are times when we each bump up against our own rules in very telling ways. Recently this happened to me while I drove from my home to the cathedral, a trip that takes me over the bridge between West Kelowna and Kelowna.
I have recently been introduced to the Sunday Assembly, or as their members like to call themselves, “the godless church.” One of their more quotable quotes is: “We need the benefits that church provides without the god element.”
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