In these hard times, we are all looking to discover what the people in our lives, and even we ourselves, want to be and become as we tackle the vicissitudes of life. Perhaps the Yiddish language has an answer.
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Three years ago, on Easter Sunday, my sermon was, “After the resurrection, then what?” I will reprise that sermon, and discuss our new world-changing event with a view to how we can learn and benefit from it.
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There used to be concerns about overpopulation. Lately, there are massive efforts to disallow any restrictions on population, even as the evidence of population problems worldwide increase. We will look at reasons for this, and what some of the consequences are.
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An advent sermon with a twist.
It is said that philanthropy follows philosophy, and voting follows values. If so, what values do we follow as we prepare to go to the polls?
Sarah Oelberg has been a special education teacher, has written special ed. curriculum for our U.S. Office of Education, was … read more.
