In the heart of Paris, France there is a beautiful 12th century church that has been converted into a museum of science and industry. The sanctuary of this once consecrated space now houses an original Foucault pendulum, Pascal’s mechanical calculator, automobiles, airplanes and early examples of cameras. This Sunday we will take a closer look […]
Derek Black authored a book called Dangerous Learning: the South’s Long War on Black Literacy raising the question – is the current state government policy on book banning a continuation of this anti-literacy campaign. Only this time the campaign is not only targeting African Americans but Native Americans, Women, the LGBTQIA community and other marginalized […]
Researchers tell us that bats are highly social animals who tend to argue a lot with each other. In many churches this is Saint Francis Sunday so we will spend time reflecting on some common traits shared by all creatures of the earth and sky – the two-legged, the four-legged, the feathered and finned, those […]