We have had another assassination in our nation. How much has angry rhetoric led to these assassinations?

Why would someone hate so much that they would fly a plane into the World Trade Center? I am hoping to begin to answer this question.

Why would people hate enough to carry out the 911 attacks? I try to answer that question.

Nazis believed that they were seizing land and killing Jews to do God’s will. Have we learned anything since then?

I met a bird this past weekend, as well as her human companion and I learned a bit about birds that might be good for humans to learn.

Ellis Island screened 12 million people when it was in operation. Most were done efficiently. Why can’t we design an efficient system now to manage immigration?

Our family had a family reunion. From immigrants from Switzerland, Germany and England, there are now 11 Great-Grandchildren with Cherokee, Greek, Italian, African, Hispanic, and Filipino roots. I celebrate this American diversity.

I have a roof rack for my car. It is old and not glitzy but it gets the job done. How often do we focus on glitz instead of utility?

In my youth, I was told many things about Ireland. During my recent trip there, I found that none of what I was told was true. Was I told incorrectly or have things Changed?

I learned a bit from a most wonderful chance meeting outside a pub in Ireland.

I’ve always been a caregiver but recently I was forced to be a care recipient. This was not easy.

The “big, beautiful, bill passed congress. Will it really add to America’s greatness? Does it really honor God?

How many days will you live? How many days will any of us live? Do we make each day count. Will we each day honor God and bless others?

Our nation is now in conflict with Iran. We have meddled in Iran’s politics forever. I can’t help but wonder if relations between our nations would not be better if we had acted more respectfully sixty years ago.

This is an apology to the LGBTQIA community that was read during worship on June 15 at the Community Church of Glen Rock, NJ

My fourth grandson was baptized yesterday. I hope to help his parents keep their promise to raise him in the faith of Jesus.

We, in the Christian Church, has estranged the Pride Community for years. I apologize for this and vow to do all that I can to help heal this rift.

I feel guilt over my godfather’s suicide in 1980. Today I’ll be working with veterans for Memorial Day and hoping to relieve myself of some of that guilt.

We blessed pets yesterday afternoon at the Community Church of Glen Rock. Pets are good for our mental health. Please read the whole content of this blog.

It is ironic that today, just one day after Mother’s Day, I am signing papers to sell the house that I bought from my mother. The memories there are bittersweet.