Until We Are Strangers No More
The following is an edited manuscript of a sermon I delivered at the Wesley-Luther Fellowship at UNC-Greensboro on 9/10/17. This sermon was my attempt at engaging the events of the […]
Category Archives: Community
And Not a Drop to Drink: Water, Separation, and Gathering
If you grew up in South Florida, as I did, then you learned to swim even before you learned to walk. That’s because there was water everywhere: swimming pools, canals, […]
Isn’t it a Pity: Dramatic Irony & Catharsis in the Book of Job
Sometimes we read the Bible for spiritual comfort and inspiration. Sometimes we read the Bible to enjoy the beauty of the words. Occasionally we do both at the same time. […]
A Prayer for Protest
Prayer for Protest By TheGlitteryRebbetzin May the Source of blessing bless us with courage and compassion as we heed the call to gather and organize. When we are crowded together […]
A Jew and A Gentile walk into a Bar . . . Mitzvah 