Category Archives: Blog

We’ve talked about this before, but I think the horrific fire and the resulting deaths in Bangladesh require that we revisit the topic.  Hundreds who worked under what the Pope is now calling slave conditions, were burned to death.  And … Continue reading →

This Sunday, thanks to a quirk in the calendar, Palm Sunday comes one day before Passover begins.  I don’t want to ignore either holy day, so at Living Interfaith were having a “twofer.”  We usually have a service and then … Continue reading →

Do you know the name Charles Poland?  I believe you should.  And that you probably don’t, or at best know the name only in passing is why I’ve put Sunday’s sermon on hold and have spent the morning doing some … Continue reading →

I had a hard time sleeping last night and made the mistake of turning on the radio where there happened to be an overnight talk-show discussion of why we need a “melting pot” and not a “salad bowl” culture.  As … Continue reading →

We are in the midst of Chanukah, a celebration of the human right to be free to pray.  Christmas approaches – a celebration of the Prince of Peace, who tried to teach us to love and care for each other.  … Continue reading →

I continue to find myself both sickened and deeply saddened by the murders of the U. S. Ambassador to Libya and at least three others of our diplomatic corps.  Nothing is simple.  We all know that.  So before moving on … Continue reading →