Changes

THE MAGI didn't return to the Orient by the same route they arrived on.

Learn from the past.

If you want to change your life, then change your way.



St. Augustine, Sermon CC, William Griffin, translator
[referenced in Christianity Today Magazine 1/01/2004]

Ecumenical Solidarity

The following article from the Episcopal News Service describes the solidarity across denominational borders condemning the violence and turmoil in the Middle East and calling for peace. The need for Love to conquer hate, worldly power and war is a sorely felt today as it was over 2000 years ago!

To see the entire article, please click on the following link:

Presiding Bishop renews call for Gaza ceasefire

Epiphany Poem

More or Less Church is a feature on The Geranium Farmer where people can share their gifts - for liturgies, music, art, photography, poetry and prose - to enhance the spiritual "soil" for all who visit here. Please don't be shy about sending something in to: molc@geraniumfarm.org - a sermon, a song, an essay - that we all may enjoy. of us.

Ritagail Burleson wrote the following poem/meditation and sent it along to share with our expanding community. Many thanks, Ritagail!

Where are You,
Dear Child King,
My God, Who has
Become
Like me.
Religion has blotted out
Your shining Star of Faith.
Oh help me,
Child King,
Call to me in the darkened
Cave of religious righteousness.
Where are You,
Dear Child King,
Hear my voice cry out,
Send Your Star of Faith to me
Now
Before I faint
And awake to find that only empty
Religion
Is left for humankind
And You have
Gone
Taking Faith with You,
Hiding it from us,
Lest we pollute it too.
Oh Child King
We are beggars in Your sight,
Grant us Your Star of Faith
In our hearts
To illumine this fateful Night.


Ritagail Burleson, 2009