by Rev. John T. Gallagher My aerobic exercise is primarily cycling. But there is a 5K event I want to participate in on Christmas Eve, and as the days get shorter it is hard to squeeze in the time to ride, so I revert to running in the park where there are lights for early [...]
Month: May 2014
Knowing Our Stuff
by Rev. Jefferson Vann If there is anything worse than ignorance, it is planned ignorance. When a store hires employees who know nothing about the products they sell, the customers feel frustrated. When people come to church and are left feeling that its members know nothing about God or the Christian faith, they feel justified [...]
Earl Waterman — A Blessed Life
by His Children Theresa Waterman Saunders Rev. Earl Ellsworth Waterman, our Dad, was born on November 20, 1912, in Attleboro, Massachusetts, to Earl and Mildred Waterman. He was the third of four children; the only boy. When he was four his father was killed in a workplace accident and his mother was forced to go [...]
