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We don't sing
"COME some OF YE FAITHFUL."
Jesus wandered alone for 40 days.
HOW LONG HAVE YOU?
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March 4, 2009, Religion Corner
The Piedmont Post
by Rev. Lois Mueller
Iona definitely is an out-of-the-way place. The small island of Iona is off the coast of the Island of Mull off the western coast of Scotland. To get there, one must take the ferry to Mull; then drive 1½ hours on a one-lane road across Mull; then take another ferry to Iona; and finally walk to a final destination. ... more |
December 3, 2008, Religion Corner
The Piedmont Post
by Rev. Lois Mueller
Between July 1st and November 8th I officiated at six weddings -- quite a few considering that I was on sabbatical for three months! It was an honor to be involved in these unique and beautiful ceremonies. The individuals are all mature, committed, compassionate people and very much in love. ... more |
May 7, 2008, Religion Corner
The Piedmont Post
by Rev. Lois Mueller
This school year I became an official “empty nester.” Now that my youngest is happily ensconced at DePaul University in Chicago, my house and schedule are empty of the day-to-day concerns of raising children for the first time in 22 years. It’s too early to know how I’ll respond to this new phase of my life; the emptiness seems to hit different people in forms ranging from depression to a sense of liberation. ... more |
Religion Corner
Piedmont Post
May 23, 2007
by Rev. Lois Mueller
Happy Older Americans Month! For over thirty years, May has been designated as the month to specifically honor the elders of our communities. Almost everyone gives lip service to the concept of revering elders, but in our efficiency-driven, production-oriented culture, we continue to overlook the essential role older people fill, far beyond the tremendous social capital from the numerous volunteer hours they provide... more
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Religion Corner
Piedmont Post
July 26, 2006
by Rev. Lois Mueller
If you’ve driven by my church on Oakland Ave. since April 13th, you’ve probably noticed the crosses around our property. The crosses are a confusing, disturbing symbol to some. Neighbors have complained that our church looks like a graveyard and have asked when we’re going to take them down. People couldn’t read the original flimsy paper sign in our glass case and speculated that the crosses had something to do with the war or AIDS. Actually, the crosses are in memory of those who have died violently in Oakland in 2006.... more
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