I didn’t grow up in the country. I didn’t grow up in the city. Like millions of children, in fact most children in this country now, I spent my childhood in what would be described as suburban neighborhoods. From age five to almost ten, I lived in a subdivision just off a busy main [...]
Multiculturalism and The Spirit of Life Rev. Anthony David April 10, 2011 When I think about the issues that the Rev. Rosemary Bray McNatt spoke to in the reading from a moment ago—about multiculturalism in our congregations, culture clashes, confused and hurtful conversations, but also having “a lot more humanity to learn about, a [...]
Yoruba Religion and the Rapture of Being Alive Rev. Anthony David April 3, 2011 In our year-long journey through the world’s religions, so far we’ve explored East and we’ve explored West. Buddhism, Hinduism, and Taoism on the one hand; Islam, Judaism, and Christianity on the other. But now we take a look at a [...]
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