You can say hello to Rev. Kerry, speak to the musicians and/or readers, thanks the technicians or simply greet everybody in the Comment section below. Sometimes it takes a little while before the comment is “live” and appears; please be patient.
You can say something or thank Bruce Tanaka, Dr. Deborah Henry and Eran Rosen, plus trumpeter, Ron McKee also accompanying during the hymns. Al Wheable, and J.C. Berubé provided the video and audio support.
You can say something or thank Al Wheable, Deborah and Eran, and J.C. Berubé in the Comment area below.
You can say something or thank Deborah and Eran, Gordon Grant, Charlotte Taylor, Al Wheable, J.C. Berube, and Joan in the Comment area below.
If you’d like to greet people you know and miss seeing, maybe leave a message saying “hello!” in the Comment space below. Or you might want to say something about the service or the music. You can do that in the Comment space below.
If you’d like to greet people you know and miss seeing, maybe leave a message saying “hello!” in the Comment space below. Or you might want to say something about the service Rev. Harry or the music people. You can do that in the Comment space below.
During this slowing time that this Covid-19 pandemic has afforded us, let me continue to invite us all to take time for daily devotion or meditation. Even fifteen minutes worth is good. These five short poems written by Meisaan Chan, an American spiritual director, can be used as calming mantras or breath prayers. As you repeat them …
If you’d like to greet people you know and miss seeing, maybe leave a message saying “hello!” in the Comment space below. Or you might want to say something about the service Rev. Harry or the music people. You can do that in the Comment space below.
You may enjoying greeting people you know and maybe leaving a message saying “hello!” or saying something about the service to Barb or Mike or other music people, which you can do in the Comment space below.
