Morning Worship: Today’s boys are not dead; bring them back from the brink
“Do you still believe the church has power?” said the Rev. Martha Simmons at the 9:15 a.m. morning worship service…
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Carnell reflects on God’s call to continue to grow
One of the ways that Chautauquans keep in touch these days is through The Chautauquan Daily online. Mitch Carnell reached…
Morning Worship: All lives don’t matter until black lives matter
“What matters to you as a person of faith today?” said the Rev. Martha Simmons. “Black lives matter.” Simmons delivered…
Morning Worship: Human sin is choking the life out of Mother Earth
A young seminarian asked how long should a sermon be. “The length of a woman’s skirt,” said the Rev. Martha Simmons…
What matters? Knowing when to fight
“There are too many poor folk out doing the hard fighting,” said the Rev. Martha Simmons. “We — you and…
Morning Worship: ‘Whatever your lot in life, make sure the Lord goes with you’
“The question I seek to answer this week is ‘What matters?’ ” said the Rev. Martha Simmons at the 9:15 a.m….
Simmons to preach for remainder of Week Nine
The Rev. Martha Simmons, an associate minister at Rush Memorial United Church of Christ in Atlanta, will be the chaplain…
Morning Worship: It is time to light up the world house
“If I have a primary subject for my sermon today, it is this: It’s time to light up the world house,” said the Rev. Bernice A. King at the 10:45 a.m. Sunday morning worship service in the Amphitheater. “I want to concentrate on the first seven words of Matthew 5:14: You are the light of the world.”
Morning Worship: Prayer heals when arguments kill
“The thing about arguing is that you don’t just do it, you see it, everyone sees it,” said the Rev….
Morning Worship: Rituals with meaning are grounded in our sacred story
“Here is something for you to think about over lunch: What would Jesus do if you invited him to lunch?”…
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