Bulletins — 2020 - Kenilworth Union Church

During the season of Epiphany this year from Christmas to Lent, the Revised Common Lectionary is giving us Gospel stories from the early ministry of Jesus from the visit of the Magi to his Transfiguration on the Holy Mountain, and since in my lengthening lifetime there has never been a time when the Christ-like virtues were more needed, I thought we could see what we could learn from the Lord how to do our own small part to address this “persistent hum of incivility.”

Certain Semi-Sacred Symbols of the Season, VII: Gifts

January 2, 2022

Other families have adopted the four gift strategy popularized by bloggers, “Something you want, something you need, something you wear, something to read” to curb consumerism and waste. American gift giving habits it seems are undergoing a transformation . Even so do not fear. Though the semi-sacred symbol of gifts has ancient roots, our modern traditions are relatively new.

Certain Semi-Sacred Symbols of the Season, VI: Donkey

December 26, 2021

A couple of weeks ago there was an article in "The Washington Post" about a guy named Ron King, who was a Vice-President at Time, Incorporated. He ran magazines like "InStyle" & "Southern Living", but then he heard that many, many donkeys were being killed for their hides, which are used for medicine in China, so he dropped his magazine career and started a donkey sanctuary in California called Oscar’s Place. He called it Oscar’s Place, because Oscar was Mr. King’s favorite cat.

Bulletins — 2020

Previous bulletins from past weeks:

The Impossible Possibility for an Impossible Time, I: Baptism by Fire

Certain Semi-Sacred Symbols of the Season, VII: Gifts

Certain Semi-Sacred Symbols of the Season, VI: Donkey

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