Lessons We Learned From Our MothersCathy Crosby, Valerie Ingram, and Doug Rubio Mothers are just people with all the complexities, flaws and gifts that most people have. Yet as our […]
The Swarming Blackbirds and UsThe Rev. James Galasinski This process of swarming is much like emergence happens. It involves simple entities operating independently in a chaotic environment. Yet out of […]
A Theological ShiftStevie Michaelson, Pulpit Guest Questions arise about our belief systems as we age, if we are encouraged to let our thoughts wander. All of nature and life itself […]
Earth Sunday: What Beauty is ForThe Rev. James Galasinski We are surrounded by the beauty of the earth. That beauty can transform us. Let’s celebrate Earth Day with our highest […]
The Importance of Giving and Receiving FeedbackThe Rev. James Galasinski We may not like giving or receiving negative feedback. We may not give enough positive feedback. But if we are […]
The Suggestive Reality of Paster Eckert’s HairThe Rev. James Galasinski My Lutheran pastor’s hair was always perfect. It never needed a cut and was always ordered. It suggested the world […]
Bereavement VisionsThe Rev. James Galasinski Your spouse of many years dies and the next morning you wake up and see them at the breakfast table. They tell you everything is […]
Elevator Pitches of FaithThe Rev. James Galasinski Most of the buildings in the North Country are not that tall. So if we happen to be in an elevator with someone […]
A Close Call: A Wake-up CallCarol Opdyke, Pulpit Guest From a momentary personal encounter with the dark under-belly of our society, Carol Opdyke reflects on how it and other deplorable […]
Holding the LightThe Rev. James Galasinski There is a natural flow of light and dark. It may look as if the world is in constant darkness but the day can speak to […]
