04/02/2025
In today's brief post, I share from the work of Howard Thurman (as I have every day for a few weeks), but also a quite beautiful section from the late Vincent Harding's biographical notes on Thurman. When I last saw Dr. Harding (many years ago, in Greensboro, NC where we were considering the intersection of "the seminary, the sanctuary, and the street" in addressing the need for faith-based political action), I heard many stories of Dr. Harding's relationships with Unitarian Universalism, and especially my mentor Rev. Dr. Jack Mendelsohn. For me, this was a morning filled with Joy inspired by memory.
For the Inward Journey, Day Twenty-Eight Queens pied-à-terre April 01, 2025 by David Carl Olson from Sorrow Songs—the Ground of Hope(part nine, conclusion) It is in order to raise the same question about heaven that was raised previously about the Judgment. Are we dealing here with a matter of li...