Cloister thoughts...
When Lloyd Douglas, author of The Robe, was a university student, he lived in a boarding house. The story is told that downstairs on the...
"A Place of Everyone"
There are many ways to mark and identify a Christian life. Our lives can either clearly share the grace and love of God or they can dimly...
The Bread of Life...Feast, Fellowship, Feed
“Very truly, I tell you, it was not Moses who gave you the bread from heaven, but it is my Father who gives you the true bread from...
Teach Us To Pray
It was a straight forward question from the disciples. They’ve seen Jesus do it. They heard what he had said. Yet they still didn’t...
From Doubt to Faith
Life is a journey that is full of surprises. We plan and prepare as best we can, but life can throw us a curve and the unexpected finds...
Commit to Love
This week we find ourselves well into the season of Lent. We began this journey on Ash Wednesday and it will take us through Holy Week...
Into the Neighborhood
Pastor Adam, Pastor Joy, and I got to hang out with Bishop Hope Morgan Ward last week. We spent time together with the other men and...
Cloister thoughts...
Henry Morgan, a comedian and radio entertainer in George Burns and Jack Benny’s day, could never refrain from the fast quip. He had been...
Cloister Thoughts...
This Sunday we will gather to celebrate the feast of All Saints – the feast of simple, ordinary folks. We do not celebrate titles or job...
Cloister Thoughts...
What would you say of a woman who turned her house upside down looking for a shiny dime she had misplaced? If you’re like me, you’ve lost...
