Category Archives: Climate Change Controversy

Hanging onto Hope

Posted on March 4, 2021 by John Griffith

It’s now been a year living with COVID 19. Every month there is a new perspective, new information, adjustments to my thinking, new questions about life as we have been living it, variants, looking forward to vaccine, and wondering what’s … Continue reading →

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Entering Advent With Hope

Posted on December 9, 2020 by John Griffith

Every Advent I return to my ritual of asking the question, “What does Christmas mean to me this year?” Richard Rohr’s book, The Universal Christ, helped me put words to the celebration of the coming of Jesus.  In Rohr’s view, … Continue reading →

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A New Time and Place: Transformation

Posted on March 4, 2020 by John Griffith

Lent has always been a special time for me because I use it to reflect on my time and place in this world and prepare for the experience of Easter.  When I was putting together a two-minute talk to advertise … Continue reading →

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Random Thoughts and Rants

Posted on October 20, 2019 by John Griffith

My last post was August 26th.  What was I thinking in the past 7 weeks?  I have been stuck in a negative rant about how bad things are in the world and what can one person do anyway!  When I … Continue reading →

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