Posts Tagged ‘persistence|quest-magazine-2018-10’

While I explored central Idaho’s Snake River Plain, I camped at Craters of the Moon National Monument.

A poem for these times.

As another gardening season begins to come to a close, I offer gratitude for all of the lessons that I learn from my garden.

From a distance they look like miniature, yellow-helmeted soldiers marching along next to the fence, sort of an invasion of Ra’s army.

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My son learned a song at Village Green preschool that he made me sing with him all the next day. Maybe you know it.

Until my stroke four years ago, at a very healthy 61 years of age, I did not know what perseverance was.

Across the decades, through changes in technology and staff, through world crises and institutional crises, the CLF has been there, offering people around the world comfort and challenge in the form of our liberal faith.

My first sermon at the first church I ever served (which is also the only church I have served) was called “Swimming Lessons.”