Chaplain’s Corner: CXX
“Handle Hard Better” Every day we have two choices. We can hope that things will get easier. Or we can handle life’s hard things better. That’s the perspective of […]
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Chaplain’s Corner: CXIX
“Fear and Growth” More than six decades ago, an engineer from Boeing Company boarded a passenger plane driven by propellers. After introducing himself to the man seated next to him, […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXVIII
“Seek the Truth” Like most kids, I grew up hearing Christopher Columbus was the man who bravely stood up to the religious superstitions of the Dark Middle Ages. Ignorant people-deceived […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXVII
“The Source” Henry Ford lived his entire life within a dozen miles of Dearborn, Michigan where he was born. Ford is arguably the most successful industrialist of all time. His […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXVI
“The Holy Grail” With the passing of time a great number of legendary stories have become attached to King Arthur who has been dead for 1500 years and whose very […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXV
“When God Seems Silent” The most telling argument against Judeo-Christian understanding of the world is the silence of God. Prayers go unanswered. Children get sick and die. Dictators drag their countries […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXIV
“Small Things Matter” The European adventurers who sailed across the Atlantic in the 15th and 16th centuries discovered a new hemisphere. But on April 24, 1676, Anton von Leeuwenhoek, […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXIII
“Routing Our Prayers to the Right Address” Most of us who work in any form today must use a computer. Many of the Residents at Westminster Village use their computers […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CXII
“Are People Like Hot Dogs?” It’s summertime, the season for hot dogs. There have always been two great mysteries surrounding the quintessential American snack: What are they really made […]
Chaplain’s Corner: CX
“The Elixir of Life” For more than 4,000 years, on three different continents, many of the smartest people in the world pursued a dream. They yearned to turn ordinary […]
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