Pastor and plumber if necessary
Another quote from Gilead. I’m guessing most pastors can relate:
A woman in my flock called just after breakfast and asked me to come to her house. She is elderly, recently a
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Crazy or prophet? Hard to say.
I had a strange voicemail when I arrived at work yesterday. He didn’t leave his name, but he said he didn’t like churches set up like businesses with voicemail and fancy
Thoughts on preaching from Gilead
Gilead is a novel about Reverend John Ames, second generation pastor, who writes to his son near the end of his life in 1956.
Ames keeps his in a box in the attic.
Arthur on my Dad
I know not everyone is as interested in my family drama as I am, but I thought this post from my brother was good:
I look at the pictures of our father and
Day One a success
Five years ago we found Dad collapsed in his apartment and began worry about his ability to live alone. Since then, we’ve been back numerous times checking in on him and trying