Lord, Teach Me How To Dance
In a Midwestern Church, the crib-room is filled to capacity every Sunday without fail. As you enter the room, you see a large framed sign hanging on the wall over […]
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Rejoicing
Overtaken By Joy
Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862), the New England Yankee social critic who wrote “Walden,” one of the American classics, rebelled at the intrusion of government and social institutions on man’s life.
Outward Face/hidden Man
Because we are by nature social beings, we live in societies. It is in the nature of man to prefer the security and stability of organized society over the risks
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Why Aren’t We Singing?
He came singing love. He lived singing love. He died singing love. He rose in silence. (If the song is to continue, we must do the singing) Picture the mood
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Joy Of Life
In times like ours it is so easy to get bogged down in a mood of despair. Problems all around us are so great, man’s inhumanity to man so shocking,
