Passion Sunday pictures

April 5 was both Palm Sunday and Passion Sunday. We remembered Jesus life from his triumphant entry into Jerusalem to his death on the cross. The red sash reminds us of Jesus' blood, shed for us.

Holy Week and Easter Services

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pics from last night's youth fundraiser

Photos by Rachel Muller. (Thank you, Rachel, it was too much for me to try to cook, clean, and take pictures.)

last week's sermon in a word cloud

my next license plate

From the Louisville Seminary news department and FYI

March 6, 2009

LPTS Angel-Expert Interviewed on Louisville’s NPR Station

Susan R. Garrett, Professor of New Testament at Louisville Seminary, was interviewed recently on public radio, WFPL, concerning her book, No Ordinary Angel: Celestial Spirits and Christian Claims about Jesus (Yale University Press, 2008).

You can listen to the interview at:
http://archive.wfpl.org/Studio619/s619archive3-1-09.mp3
(the interview begins at the 12:32 mark in the archived file).

Also, you are invited to read David Crumm’s interview with Dr. Garrett: http://www.readthespirit.com/explore/2008/12/index.html. Crumm is editor of the popular Read the Spirit website.

No Ordinary Angel is available at the LPTS bookstore and also at Amazon.com and other major online and retail booksellers.

Calvin movie trailer

We will be watching part of this movie each night at the Lenten Dinners. It is surprisingly interesting.

Thoughts about Worship Education Month

In February we have studied worship as we have worshiped together each Sunday. On Feb 15 we worshiped in a contemporary style and on Feb 22 we will worship in a classical style. What did you think? Please click below to add comments.

I enjoy worship in a variety of styles. Contemporary was great; I look forward to classical.

Word Cloud -- I Cor 8 "Table Manners"

You will probably have to click here to see it bigger, clicking on the pic doesn't seem to work today.

A few interesting links

I have run across several interesting articles in recent reading. I'm going to post some of them here:

The Souper Bowl of Caring. From the PCUSA web site.