That’s right feminist, with a big fat, voluptuous curvy F! It’s hard to believe that misogyny is alive and well again but with the overturning of Roe it’s clearly back in fashion. The number of rulings that make women’s bodies not belong to them anymore is honestly. . .staggering. Hoping to build on what it … Continue reading “It’s Time to Pull Out the F word!”
I think Jim Lieb, our church president, got it right when he said, “Alma is the spirit of First Parish Brewster” LET ME SAY THAT AGAIN SO THERE IS NO CONFUSION THIS MORNING: Alma is the spirit of First Parish Brewster… Come see what I mean, and jump into all it means to celebrate and support First … Continue reading “To Alma with Love”
Jesus was once asked what is the most important law to follow and he said, “Love your lord your God with all your heart, and love your neighbor as yourself.” This is such a complicated and seemingly odd practice, that it might just seems impossible. At yet, it might just be one of the most … Continue reading Do I Really Have to?
There will be no 10 am Sunday Worship service on Dec 24th. 4:30 pm Join us for our family-friendly Christmas Eve service where we will tell the Christmas Story with you at the center of the action! Always wanted to play Mary but you were stuck as a barn animal? This could be your year … Continue reading Christmas Eve Services
This time of year, it’s always good to tap into the gifts that are offered us that cost nothing and yet can serve as the ground of your being. Join us as I explore the relationship between awe, your sense of self, and our ability to be kind, generous, and filled with hope. Split Plate … Continue reading Awe, Narcissism and Marvelous You!
Every year I read Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. I’ll read it a good five times between now and Christmas. There are always tidbits worth wrestling with and this year I’m finding myself in need of addressing those on the other side of the aisle if you will. I’m trying to unearth why given all of what … Continue reading Hit By A Bus
One of my favorite books, is Lies My Teacher Told Me. One of those lies is the placid and skewed version of events that lead to our celebration of Thanksgiving. So, to set the record straight, I’ve written a letter to the good Governor Winthrop, who sailed the seas to come to what is now our … Continue reading A Letter to Governor John Winthrop
Covid did so many in with isolation, and loneliness. The reality is tho that even before Covid, the globe has seen a record drop in people feeling connected and loved by others. Because of this upward tick in loneliness in 2017, the British government declared an “epidemic of loneliness” and the UK appointed a … Continue reading “Lessons on Loneliness”
At every turn, sometimes it can feel like we can’t trust life. That at every turn, it is out to get us, mess with us, or disappoint us. And yet, life can and is one generous offering; if only we can do a reframe and look in the right place. Split PlateAdvocates for A Community … Continue reading Awakening to the Worth of Pennies
