February is Black History month. Most of us are aware of the racial tensions, not only south of the border, but also here at home in Canada which have been brought to light by the “Black Lives Matter” movement. While … Continue reading →
I have noticed that many people, as they ask how someone is doing, are now saying, “How are you doing in this pandemic?” Or words to that effect. Here we are in the middle of it. Case counts, especially locally, … Continue reading →
When I was little, I had an Etch-a-Sketch. Perhaps it was the precursor to all of the screens that we have today. A grey screen surrounded by a red frame with two knobs at the bottom corners which would control … Continue reading →
The other day, someone asked if I would be willing to share with the wider congregation the report which I had made to Council Circle at its meeting a couple of weeks ago. ********************************** These days, I can’t help but … Continue reading →
This past week, I spoke to a group called “Modern Man”. This is a group for men who are single parent fathers or who have part time custody of their children. We were talking about Coping, Trauma and Spirituality. Needless … Continue reading →
Minister’s Message It seems, that even during this time of Pandemic, I have much for which to be thankful. I am sure that you have a list of things you are thinking of with which you have been blessed. From … Continue reading →
Around Kamloops United Church, this past week has been one of planning and preparation. Florence, as Administrative Manager of our church, has been busy with plans for how we will reopen the church for worship on Sunday October 4. You … Continue reading →
Around Kamloops United Church, this past week has been one of planning and preparation. Florence, as Administrative Manager of our church, has been busy with plans for how we will reopen the church for worship on Sunday October 4. You … Continue reading →
As a child, I always thought of September as a time of change. There was a new class at school. Life changed from the leisurely pace of vacation. The weather seemed to change after Labour Day. Even TV programs changed. … Continue reading →
Any Roadmap I had for the First Year in Ministry at KUC Went Out the Window. The other day a friend congratulated me on being a year in Kamloops. It suddenly dawned on me, yes, I have been here a … Continue reading →
