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    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham July 6, 2011

    Once upon a time, a guitar was a guitar. No qualifiers were needed. Then along came rock and roll and amplification and we needed more than one word to describe the stringed instrument because there was more than one kind. Thus, what had always been a guitar became an acoustic guitar to set it apart…

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  • this afternoon

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham June 30, 2011

    the corn is growing(all eight plants)as are the squash sweet potatoes cinnamon basil bee balm figs and echinaceatomatoes gooseberriespeppers and eggplant(aubergine is a better name)along with muscadinespeaches and asian pearsI’m circling the gardenalong with schnauzersbutterflies and beesaware that walkingaround in my gardenis like walking aroundthe inside of my heart Peace,Milton

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  • wild goose reflections

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham June 29, 2011

    Sunday evening I sat down to dinner with friends from Durham after I had made my last run to the airport of the day to drop off folks heading home from the Wild Goose Festival, which was held at Shakori Hills near Durham. Saturday was my friend Terry’s birthday and I wanted to eat dinner…

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  • pilgrim’s progress

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham June 22, 2011

    One of my morning rituals is to see what musicians have birthdays. Today marks the birth of Kris Kristofferson (along with Don Henley and Cyndi Lauper). Seeing Kristofferson’s name reminded me of one of my favorite songs that feels like a good soundtrack for today, so I thought I would pass it along. am I…

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  • little victories

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham June 14, 2011

    When I was a student at Baylor, most any afternoon after class I made a stop at Baylor Records, a small independent record store barely a block off campus. It was a small rectangle of a room decorated with the obligatory record and concert posters and lined with wooden bins filled with albums separated by…

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  • still here

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham June 10, 2011

    these are the days of miracle and wonderthis is the long distance call . . .— Paul Simon, “The Boy in the Bubble” I know I’ve been away . . .I have seen many thingswalking in our neighborhoodin conversations at churchand around tables at the pubI even have stories to tell –but tonight I write…

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  • an invitation

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham May 16, 2011

    If you haven’t already heard, consider this your invitation. The inaugural Wild Goose Festival is happening at Shakori Hills camp ground, not far from where I live here in Durham, North Carolina. Here is how the folks putting on the festival describe it: The Wild Goose is a Celtic metaphor for the Holy Spirit. We…

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  • sunday sonnet #29

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham May 16, 2011

    “Called as partners in Christ’s service”sings quite easily as a hymn,but we begin to get quite nervouswhen the reality sets in of what it means to live togetherlike our predecessors back in Acts:bonded by a faithful tether,always having each other’s backs. Sounds good – but it can get real toughwhen the conversation turns to cashand…

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  • an open letter to jim wallis

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham May 10, 2011

    Dear Mr. Wallis: Yesterday, you published a post on your blog articulating why your magazine refused to publish an ad from the “Believe Out Loud” campaign, which calls for the full inclusion of LGBTQ folks in our congregational life. In explaining your choice you said, in part: But these debates have not been at the…

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  • fearless love

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham May 2, 2011

    I went to sleep last night after hearing President Obama announce the killing Osama bin Laden and woke up to any number of blog posts and commentaries already written. You people need less sleep than I do – and I’m running on fumes. Those of us who love to put words to paper find moments…

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