The Power of Music – Sunday, February 17, 1980
The sound of this great Choir reminds us that music is one of the simple pleasures of life. It affects everyone. It moves and motivates....
Music & the Spoken Word Library
More Stately Mansions… – Sunday, February 10, 1980
We have all seen the remarkable construction of the chambered seashell—how each year the developing marine animal adds another compartment to its home, making a...
On Wasting a Lifetime – Sunday, February 03, 1980
Is there really, somewhere, in a meadow far away, still a shepherdess who sings all day while she watches her flocks? If there is, we...
Gifts of the Night – Sunday, January 27, 1980
A dynamic and optimistic executive was once asked if he ever got discouraged. His quick reply was a pearl of insight. He said, "I don't...
Beginning Anew – Sunday, January 20, 1980
Oh divine Redeemer…turn me not away…grant me pardon and…remember not my sins… oh divine Redeemer. 1
Homesickness – Sunday, January 13, 1980
Of all the sicknesses which afflict man, homesickness is at once the easiest to contract and the most difficult to cure. For we can be...
A Light For This Year – Sunday, January 06, 1980
The turn of a decade, perhaps even more than the turn of a year, is a time for reflection, a summing up of where we've...
O the kind words we give…
January 30, 1972
The words of an old song suggest a subject: "Let us oft speak kind words to each other, At home or wher-e'er we may be...
Self-Searching
January 23, 1972
There is a proverb that says: “Believe no tales from an enemy’s tongue.” But perhaps we can believe our own examination of ourselves.