A Message for Graduates – Sunday, May 26, 1985
There is a time everyone in school anticipates. It is the end—graduation. It is also a time usually referred to as commencement—the beginning. As the...
Music & the Spoken Word Library
The Tragedy of War, The Hope of Peace – Sunday, May 19, 1985
Napoleon Bonaparte once said: “There are only two powers in the world—the sword and the pen; and, in the end, the former is always conquered...
Train Up A Child – Sunday, May 12, 1985
Centuries ago, King Solomon offered some parental advice to his people. It seems equally applicable today: "Train up a child in the way he should...
Dark Bring Out Your Light – Sunday, May, 05, 1985
If given our choice, I suppose we would choose a less fearsome world. We would like a place where weeds did not invade the lawn,...
Developing Our Potential – Sunday, April 28, 1985
The potential of each human being is usually greater than the product of our lives. It is generally accepted that most of us go through...
Seeing Spring – Sunday, April 21, 1985
In springtime, the world is renewed. The crocuses put forth their shoots in search of the sun" the grasses that were gray beneath the snow...
You’ll Never Walk Alone – Sunday, April 14, 1985
If we would have our way, we would book ourselves a safe passage through this life.
The Silence of Growth – Sunday, March 31, 1985
The world shouts its demands at us in many ways. Voices over a thousand radio stations jangle at once. Undigested bits of information come creeping...
What’s In A Name? – Sunday, March 17, 1985
Shakespeare's Juliet, on her balcony pondered a question that gives cause for consideration yet today. "What's in a name?" she asked. "That which we call...