I had a Christmas-related piece of writing published on the Sick Pilgrim blog through patheos.com. It's called Three Paradoxes of Christmas.
I hope all of you have had a festive Holiday season, and that 2019 is a good year for you!
"I love to tell the story..." I live my life at the nexus of science and faith. I'm a scientist by training, and paid to tell the story of NASA Science, but I'm married to a United Methodist pastor and active in my church. I believe that "threads of glory" from God's larger Story weave their way through all the other stories we tell and I seek to expose them through my writing. I live in Waldorf, MD, with my wife Laurie, my son Brady (19), and my daughter Becca (17).
Wednesday, December 26, 2018
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An Earth Sunday Message: Our Planet, God's Power
Author's Note : I gave the sermon on April 27 (Earth Sunday) at Good Shepherd UMC. The following is the manuscript of my remarks. I en...
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W e saw the play, “ The Prom ,” recently at the College of Southern Maryland (CSM). My son Brady was in the ensemble. He’s always loved ... -
Is it possible that my Becca May is six today?! Wow. I know there has been lots of living taking place in the ensuing six years but it ... -
Four years ago yesterday I met this little girl for the first time—see photo. We had a fun day with a party at her Daycare with all he...