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            This is one of my favorite times of the year.  It is cherry blossom time at the Tidal Basin.  On the day this meditation will be posted the cherry blossoms will be at their peak bloom.  In all likelihood we will have begun our day before dawn to walk around the trees and take

            The underlining theme of our Agape Meals this spring has been “Amazing Grace”.  This past week the story we heard was that of the Samaritan Woman at the Well.  Among other things Jesus confronted was attitudes about Jews and Samaritans.  It had been a confrontational relationship for generations.  Neither group liked, trusted, or wanted

            St. Patrick began his Irish mission around the year c.450. It is during this time that we see the full emergence of some of the distinctive features of Irish/Celtic spirituality.  That includes an awareness of the goodness of creation and a sense of the company of heaven’s presence on earth.  What we see, again

            Today is the International Day of the Woman.  The United Church of Christ (through its predecessor denominations and since it officially became the UCC) has contributed to the history (herstory) of women.  I’d like to introduce you to some of our spiritual groundbreakers.             “The United Church of Christ honors the life of Antoinette

          From the Discipleship Ministries manual of The United Methodist Church:  The Love Feast, or Agape Meal, is a Christian fellowship meal recalling the meals Jesus shared with disciples during his ministry and expressing the koinonia (community, sharing, fellowship) enjoyed by the family of Christ. It is not the same as Holy Communion or the Eucharist.