Book and Cooks – Children love to eat, and they love to cook. What better way to introduce youngsters to different cultures than through food? Our summer program uses stories about food and […]
ResilienceThe Rev. Christine Robinson, Pulpit Guest Resilience is a many dimensional human trait that we rarely think about until we need it..but after 5 months of COVID-19, we need it! […]
The Paradox of Comfort and Community: The Soul of BelongingThe Rev. Dr. Roger Jones These times of physical separation from one another provide many harsh and unsettling challenges, and a […]
Book and Cooks – Children love to eat, and they love to cook. What better way to introduce youngsters to different cultures than through food? Our summer program uses stories about food and […]
Desert PlacesThe Revs. Anne Marsh and Wade Wheelock Borrowing imagery from Robert Frost, we explore the loneliness and emptiness that are sometimes part of all our lives, especially in this […]
Book and Cooks – Children love to eat, and they love to cook. What better way to introduce youngsters to different cultures than through food? Our summer program uses stories about food and […]
Love and Teaching in the Time of CovidDoug Rubio, Pulpit Guest Educators scrambled to move all their teaching online when the pandemic hit last March. It was a chaotic time […]
A Time for the Sacred Feminine Dr. Claudia J. Ford, Pulpit Guest Dr. Claudia J. Ford teaches in the Environmental Studies program at SUNY Potsdam. She had a career in […]
Book and Cooks – Children love to eat, and they love to cook. What better way to introduce youngsters to different cultures than through food? Our summer program uses stories about food and […]
To Be At Peace The Rev. Dr. Lynn Ashley, Pulpit Guest What might peace mean, particularly through these turbulent times? The Rev. Dr. Lynn Ashley is retired after having served […]
