Monthly Archives: May 2007

You might have noticed that posts have become infrequent in the last couple of weeks. The reason? End of Term- papers and exams! So the best I can offer is a glimpse at what I’m doing. New Testament- we had a group project, a take home final, and an exegesis paper. I wrote my exegesis … Continue reading →

Dan reminded us in his sermon this morning that the US version of Mother’s Day was not about buying cards and flowers, in fact, it wasn’t really about mothers at all. It was a day of mothers, a day when they stood up against war. Initiated in the years after the US Civil War, we … Continue reading →

The following sermon was delivered to Melrose Highlands Congregational Church. The reading was Acts 11:1-18. My room is chaos. Stacks of mail and academic papers. Text books and library books. Shoes and clothes everywhere. The life of a seminarian can be chaotic, and I am afraid my life “runneth” over much like the piles that … Continue reading →