This photo was taken at the site of Major Ridge’s home near Rome, GA. Major Ridge was a chieftain of the Cherokee people, and both a perpetrator and victim of injustice. As a large landowner, Major Ridge had slaves (both other Native Americans, and those enslaved from Africa). Facing the inevitable removal of the CherokeeContinue reading “Lenten Photo Discipline – Day 4: Injustice (x3)”
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Lenten Photo Discipline – Day 3: See
See me, feel me, touch me, heal me. ~ Tommy, The Who I was totally captivated when I saw this mural a few years back in Philly. It is in the middle of a historical neighborhood that has suffered much and is now rising from the ashes. I particularly like theContinue reading “Lenten Photo Discipline – Day 3: See”
Lenten Photo Discipline – Day 2: Return
“…today that I have set before you life and death, blessings and curses. Choose life so that you and your descendants may live, loving the Lord your God, obeying him, and holding fast to him; for that means life to you and length of days, …” Deut. 30: 19b-20a
Lenten Photo Discipline – Day 1: Who are you?
(earthling) sand and sea earth and sky flesh and spirit caught up in the heartbeat of God
Goin’ To the Chapel
Over the course of my ministry, I’ve done many weddings. These have included marriages between people of differing faiths (mostly Christian and Jewish), marriages between two non-Christians, marriages between two professing Christians, etc. Recently, a colleague called me with a conundrum… a couple had asked him to perform their wedding, only they didn’t want toContinue reading “Goin’ To the Chapel”