Pax

All, thanks for the welcome... Bill, My mother in law and her sister live in Horseheads.

A section from the middle of my first sermon based on Point 3 -- for your consideration ... This bread and this wine represent God's radical invitation to ALL to dine in the kingdom of God. Come all you without money, without power, without the requisite good looks and fine education. Come to the feast of the lamb, all you who labor Come, partake of the tree with twelve kinds of fruit, that bears its fruit each month... and whose leaves are for the healing of all the peoples who have AIDS, who have malaria, fevers, malnutrition ... Who've lost their babies... their husbands...

I was born in Endwell -- and I hope I do. I grew up in Westchester, NY and have lived in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Princeton, Schenectady, and in the NJ suburbs of The Big Apple. Organic gardening, political and environmental activism, reading classics, following NY sports teams, jazz/opera, and living happily with my wife and our two kids (16 & 14) who are unschooled, keeps me grateful. I've been finding renewal in being more open with others and myself re: my progressive brand of Christianity. Peace, Pax