I think the Ready to Harvest channel provides objective overviews to Christian denominations, and this recent video provides a quick jargon-free introduction for non-Christians generally, though atheists are noted in the title. Each time I tried to quibble with the content, it was usually because I wanted to argue a point (so not neutrally) or … Continue reading "Intro video guide to Christianity"| Rev. Scott Wells
I’m a member of Esperanto-USA, and it recently adopted a new gift acceptance policy that I thought churches might use as input for developing their own. Esperanto-USA customarily publishes it…| Rev. Scott Wells
I can’t believe this has been going for eighteen years, but I’m consistently asked if there’s going to be a new Sunday-only calendar. Your wish is my command. Get your copy of next year’s — and this year’s if you have a need for next three months — at the original page from 2008.| Rev. Scott Wells
As it happens, it’s been a busy summer but I have five things to write about: I’ve been asked about Universalist liturgical practice around All Souls Day, so I’ll share what I fou…| Rev. Scott Wells
I doubt I’m the only one to sense national dis-ease, not only from Administration and Opposition actions, but from the economy and society as a whole, not to mention the situation in other co…| Rev. Scott Wells
I wanted to know more about the author of the prayer in the last post — R. Crompton Jones — there’s very little about him online, but he seems to have been in poor health towards …| Rev. Scott Wells
I saw this prayer many years ago and it’s been rolling in my mind the last couple of days. O Lord, the eternal Life-giver, who liftest out of death and shame all faithful sufferers for the tr…| Rev. Scott Wells
It’s no secret that I’m politically liberal and like many of you have been stunned and disheartened by the first month of the current administration in the United States. But my role on…| Rev. Scott Wells
Last night after midnight, more intellectual property entered the public domain. In the United States, generally speaking these are items published in 1929. As in other years, I will see if there a…| Rev. Scott Wells
This is a request of readers who are themselves ministers. Do you have, or have you had, a ring-bound binder where you keep the liturgical material you use? Last week, I pulled out an old six-ring memo book to take notes and keep a calendar at work. These were more commonly used decades ago, but … Continue reading "Request: ministers, do you have your own “book”?"| Rev. Scott Wells
