In a previous post I related the story of Paul’s trip to Athens as told in Chapter 17 of “The Acts of the…
I believe that the CLF mission statement is a recipe for hope: We seek to cultivate wonder, imagination, and the courage to act. More specifically, I believe that this is the basic recipe for restoring hope when it is lost.
One sentence launched me into discovery about my ancestors. It’s the first line of a book, Tearin’ through the Wilderness, which my great-Aunt Marie researched, wrote and self-published in 1956, long before self-publishing was a thing. Boxes of that book sat around in my childhood home, but I…
As another gardening season begins to come to a close, I offer gratitude for all of the lessons that I learn from my garden. From time spent with these little green friends I learn a great deal of what I know about beauty, joy, abundance, resilience and persistence.
Dr. James Hal Cone was a deeply spiritual warrior filled with revolutionary love. He taught me what it meant to be a theologian. I will miss his mentorship dearly. Rest in…
One of the core insights of the Unitarian ministers who adopted Humanism in the early twentieth century is that they could…
