Day: October 9, 2016

Shining a Light in the Darkness

1 Comment / The Lead

following the example of Jesus and listening to his words of welcome and inclusion provided the best guidelines for our hospitality during the ice storm. No one abused our space or one another. There was room for everyone. There was food enough to share and to spare.

Gentle touch

The Magazine

people touched Jesus a lot too. He was betrayed by a friend, one of the twelve. He knew, or suspected, the treachery and so he waited, and it came one night. “I love you.” I am sure he heard him say. “I love you.” and then he was betrayed by a kiss as the words hung in the air like flesh-smoke in a battle Glenn. His betrayer kissed him. Used a kiss to identify him

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