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  • lenten journal: every last one of us

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 30, 2007

    Of my two days off during the week, Thursday is usually the run-the-errands-and-hang-out-at-Panera-with-Ginger day. Not his week. I met with my spiritual advisor this morning because he’s going to be gone for the next couple of weeks, then I went to work because there was a function this evening (I was off yesterday), and then…

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  • lenten journal: it is well

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 29, 2007

    A short story came bubbling out of me tonight. It’s raw and maybe even unfinished, but it’s what I wrote, so I will share it. Peace,Milton __________________________________ Cal realized he’d forgotten his reading glasses when he sat down in his second row pew and opened the worship guide. He could read the bold print, but…

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  • lenten journal: sing for peace

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 28, 2007

    I don’t remember when I decided I was going to end my correspondence with “Peace, Milton.” I know I’ve done it long enough that I don’t remember when I didn’t. I do remember the day in 1989 when I came upon David Wilcox’s first record, How Did You Find Me Here?. The now defunct Sound…

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  • lenten journal: forgiving judas

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 27, 2007

    I’m still turning part of John 12:1-8, the gospel passage from Sunday, over in my head: Six days before the Passover, Jesus came to Bethany, the village of Lazarus whom he had raised from the dead. They gave a supper for him there, and Martha waited on the party while Lazarus took his place at…

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  • lenten journal: the do of milton

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 26, 2007

    Church started with a smile for me today. After our call to worship, opening hymn, and prayer of confession, someone reads the Psalm of the Day, which today was Psalm 133: Behold, how good and pleasant it iswhen brothers dwell in unity! It is like the precious oil on the head,running down on the beard,…

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  • lenten journal: thankful words

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 25, 2007

    The Boston Marathon begins each year in Hopkinton, Mass. and wind their way through other towns and suburbs until they get into Boston. Between the 20th and 21st mile is Heartbreak Hill, which is often the stretch of the race that determines the winner. It’s not that the hill is so big as much as…

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  • lenten journal: enough

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 24, 2007

    As I was busy at the Inn today, getting ready for the weddings this weekend (one Saturday, one Sunday), I heard a story on NPR about TGI Fridays’ new “Right Portion, Right Price” menu (four items) that are thirty percent smaller in portion size and $6.99 – $8.99 in price. The interviewer asked the CEO…

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  • lenten journal: just notice

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 23, 2007

    It could have been a roomful of friends gathered for coffee, based on the way they greeted one another and talked, cups in hand. They were meeting in a church parish hall, where the congregation normally gathers for coffee hour after morning worship; these folks would easily fit in. It could have been a book…

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  • lenten journal: what I can do

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 22, 2007

    While I was preparing for the weddings at the Inn this weekend, I listened to a story on All Things Considered about some people in Missouri going to a class to become storm spotters. The reporter began by talking about all the new technology NOAA has at its disposal and then went on to quote…

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  • lenten journal: yes, you can

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham March 20, 2007

    For most of the Marches we have lived here Ginger and I have spent a day together at the New England Flower Show. For the first few years, we would forget it was going on until we saw an advertisement and then we’d scramble to get to the Bayside Expo Center before it closed. Six…

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