Rockabye Baby
I wonder if Mary let them hold the baby? When the shepherds showed up at the manger, did she say “You can hold him if you want to”?
I wonder if Mary let them hold the baby? When the shepherds showed up at the manger, did she say “You can hold him if you want to”?
We are approaching the longest night. On December 21, the winter solstice, the sun will set at 4:59. At our house we look forward to this day because after that, each day gets longer until finally summer arrives, and the fireflies do not come out til almost 10pm.
This Sunday, we enter the sacred season of Advent, a time of anticipation, reflection, and hope.
Humans long for hope, peace, joy and love but these experiences often elude us. On each of the four Sundays in December, we light a different candle on the Advent wreath.
My parents have two daughters and three grandchildren and the last time we were all together in one place was in 2019 for a graduation in Boston. In the intervening years life happened.
What has become an annual tradition is back and will be better than ever! The free Christmas Festival is open to the public and is a great way to get into the spirit of the season!
A few years ago in November, a dear friend of mine sent me a list of 100 things she was grateful for and asked me if I might want to make a list for myself. 100 is a lot.
As the season of Thanksgiving arrives, this series will invite us to look at gratitude as a transformative way of life.
Are you especially grateful for your friends at Country Club Christian Church this year? Make sure to invite them to Friendsgiving!
I love that we are a purple church. Because it means that I have developed deep and meaningful relationships with Christians who are kind, faithful, generous, compassionate, and extraordinarily loving.
“More than God is a strategic intervener, he is a teacher. More than he does our will, he teaches us how to do his. Life is God’s call to responsibility”. - Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, To Heal a Fractured World
On Saturday, Oct. 26, with amazingly perfect weather, members and guests gathered in the Chapel parking lot and Centennial Park for Trunk or Treat.
Barbara Brown Taylor was once asked to speak at a church conference. “What topic would you like me to speak about?” The minister in charge said, “Come and speak about what is saving your life right now.”
“The world is going to hell in a handbasket.” At least that’s what I heard her say in my cramped kitchen. A close friend, of the Boomer generation, recently expressed: “I’m afraid my grandkids will not grow up in the same world I grew up in.”
The list of worries is long. The surgeon general has recently released a report about the stress of parenting. But the kids are also anxious as they race from soccer to band.