Monthly Archives: May 2016

THE TRINITY We just celebrated Trinity Sunday (the Sunday after Pentecost) in worship. And that wasn’t just a celebration of Trinity Presbyterian Church (an ongoing celebration.) We recalled the long-revered doctrine of the Reformed Faith. The God who encounters us has chosen to do so in three ways…as three persons… We have named those persons… Read more

As we moved from Easter season to Pentecost Sunday, I share part of the late Ann Weems’ poem, “The Church Year” from the book, Reaching for Rainbows. The poem ends with words of liberation worked by the Holy Spirit.   The church is Pentecost. The Holy Spirit is poured out upon us and sends us… Read more

ON THE WAY…STILL I have been converted! After several years as a skeptic and doubter and disdainer of money spent on the Paducah Greenway Trail as a luxury for the fit and fabulous of the city, I have now walked on it for the past two weeks and am a fan of its benefit to… Read more

ON THE WAY…THINGS TO SEE…PEOPLE TO MEET At graduation time, one of the popular gifts on bookstore display shelves is Dr. Seuss.      No, it’s not “The Best Nest” or “Horton Hears a Who” or “The Butter Battle Book”           (although each of those has a powerful theme and rhyme and reason). The graduation Seuss… Read more