Speaker: Rev. Don Cameron
We Begin Again in Love
“We forgive ourselves and each other; we begin again in love.” This line from our gray hymnal (#637) may capture best the spirit of Yom Kippur, which begins on the … Continue reading We Begin Again in Love
Being Good for Nothing
This morning we draw from Richard Gilbert’s class, “Building Your Own Theology.” In a service when congregants and minister interact in a back-and-forth conversation. The topic is ethics. Heinz’s Dilemma: … Continue reading Being Good for Nothing
A Different Place to Be
We Americans have allowed ourselves to be subtly co-opted in our community life by the coporate model. Our purpose is to model a community that makes our congregations a different … Continue reading A Different Place to Be
A Moral Heart
The purpose of religion is to speak and model a message that offers the power of wholeness and the inspiration of hope. The religious institution is the only institution given … Continue reading A Moral Heart
Five Pillars of Faith
Islam is often equated with terrorism, when the fact is: the essence of this religion rests in the Five Pillars of Faith. This is a good starting point if one … Continue reading Five Pillars of Faith
Strength of our Loving
Easter in a different key – Love is not necessarily simple in itself or in its consequences. But there is a love grounded in strength and self-respect. People yearn for … Continue reading Strength of our Loving
A Very Old Question
It is a very old question, this Passover question. How will you serve freedom? Will you use your powers to heal or to harm, to help or to hinder, to … Continue reading A Very Old Question
Sermon on the Amount
This is the Sunday we “Kick-Off” our Annual Pledge Drive and will include a special story that will help us all laugh. This sermon title is from a Maryland church … Continue reading Sermon on the Amount
It Happened in 1848!
This morning we celebrate Women’s History Month. The first women’s rights convention was held in Seneca Falls, New York. This was the brave beginning of the Women’s Suffrage Movement that … Continue reading It Happened in 1848!