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Tag Archives: Judicial Council
A memorial service…well, to memorialize!
For quite some time, I have heard the name Bill McElvaney around the United Methodist circles that I run. A strong voice for social justice, Bill was someone who let nothing temper his voice or actions. Whether it was marching … Continue reading
What a week!
This has been a wild week. With Bishop Melvin Talbert conducting the marriage of two men in Alabama, to the 15th Anniversary of St. John’s UMC in Lubbock (my home church) celebrating a decade and a half as a reconciling … Continue reading
Walking with The Wesleys. 