Are Ye Able?
Today on June 6, 2016, I’m on the plane flying home from Boston. Yesterday, I preached at First Baptist of Boston my home church’s 351st church anniversary. My text was
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Being 67
5.12.2016 Having a birthday in this social media world meant that I received an electronic birthday wish from my optometrist office, one from Holland America since we’ll be cruising with
A Better Chance
Our granddaughter Sage will be attending the private San Domenico School this coming school year after only completing 4 grades at the public Coleman Elementary School. This was a very
Rev. Dr. Paul Martin
Rev. Dr. Paul Martin 4.30.2016 I am pleased to be here on behalf of American Baptist Churches, USA, for our Interim General Secretary Susan Gillies in Valley Forge and our
Faith in a Good Death
4.6.2016 In a recent SF Chronicle article, “Researchers Seek to Define What Makes a ‘Good Death’ (4/3/2016),” the study found that when people were asked what they would define as
Christine Chin Memorial Service
April 2, 2016, 1:00 PM, First Baptist Church of Boston Welcome and Opening Prayer God is gracious. He heals the brokenhearted, and binds up their wounds. Great is the Lord,
Death Is Closer than I Like
3.31.2016 This past week, Patty Duke suddenly died. She was only 69 and I will be turning 67 in just 42 days. Like many in my generation, I grew up
One Penny
3.28.16 Recently, I had lunch with Caney, our 5-year old grandson at Veggie Grill. On our way out, Daniel pointed a penny on the floor and immediately, Caney picked it
Earnest and Me
3.26.16 I attended summer school only once in my life. After completing the rest of my 7th grade at Patrick T. Campbell, I went to summer school to catch up
Disruptions
3.26.16 When I literally flunked out of Boston Latin School as a “sixer” meaning 7th grade—the first year in a 6-year program because I couldn’t understand or keep up with