Ken's e-Pistle May 10, 2023 In case you missed it, this Sunday is Mother’s Day. This annual holiday actually originated in Ancient Greece and Rome where celebrations were held in honor of the mother goddesses, Rhea and Cybele. Later, around the 16th Century, the holiday of Mothering Sunday was recognized during the Fourth Sunday [...]
Ken's e-Pistle May 3, 2023 We are well into the pollen season now. In my joyful greeting of Spring, I tend to forget that the yellow coating of just about everything is part of the mix. It even floats in the ponds and is blown in yellow currents, swirling and dancing on the small [...]
Ken's e-Pistle April 26, 2023 Sadly, I must inform you that our Organist/Choirmaster, Adam Burnette, has resigned due to health reasons. He has been one of the highlights of my time as your Interim Pastor, consistently offering a superb music program which I consider among the best in my career. He will be deeply [...]
Ken's e-Pistle April 19, 2023 I love a good story. There is a bit of a story-teller in me that demands expression. Perhaps that is why I enjoy preaching so much. It is the highlight of my week to weave the accounts of Holy Writ into a tale which is, at once, approachable and [...]
Ken's e-Pistle April 12, 2023 This past Sunday was interesting on a few fronts. It was Easter, of course, which was the major focus of the day. Beyond that was the presence of an unexpected visitor who had gone out of his way to decry perceived heresy in established expressions of faith. Presbyterianism was [...]
