Think globally, act locally. That’s a phrase that has been used in a variety of settings and organizations since the late 60s. There is no consensus on just who coined it and where it started, but the general premise is the same. “Think globally, act locally” urges people to consider the well being of theContinue reading “Rags of Light”
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The Courage to Stay in the Dance of Love
This little plaque was given to me at my 8th birthday party, and it’s one of the few things I took with me when I left home as a young teenager. Now, I don’t think anyone, even the most religious amongst us would consider giving something like this to a child now. And in retrospect, alongContinue reading “The Courage to Stay in the Dance of Love”
Broken Hallelujahs and Holy Light
How many of you were familiar with the line of the series: There’s a crack, a crack, in everything, that’s how the light gets in. It’s from a Leonard Cohen piece called Anthem. The universe cracked open billions of years ago to let the light out… Just as we heard in our reading from Genesis,Continue reading “Broken Hallelujahs and Holy Light”
Midweek Message – September 27
Cathy McLeod and I attended the United Church Foundation event at the Atlantic School of Theology on Monday evening; I thought it was important for someone from the Official Board to attend with me to make connections with folks who may help us fund ministry opportunities. We enjoyed delicious drink and food, listened to someContinue reading “Midweek Message – September 27”
St. James United Church Dartmouth 