Taking in the state of the world, our hearts may be feeling a variety of pressures. What tools are available to help us navigate what lies ahead? From meditation to martial arts, and from World War II pilots to K-Pop Demon Hunters, we have a wealth of resources to strengthen and support us in tumultuous … Continue reading Activism in the Age of Compassion Fatigue
Brian Rohrenbach, former president of the Farmers Union of Dakota County, has become an expert of Social Security. It has no effect on the national debt except that the treasury borrows money from its fund. It is not a social program; it is insurance. It does need some tweaking to keep up with what it … Continue reading New Look at Social Security – Brian Rohrenbach
Our Thanksgiving program will include our wonderful Pilgrim House Chorale, and your participation with song, performance, reading or just tell us what you are thankful for. If you or younger members of your family have a musical selection you’d like to share, please contact Bill Rohde by Sunday 11/16. Similarly, if you have a reading … Continue reading Our Thanksgiving Celebration
It is the one hundred year anniversary of the famous Scopes trial. Some say this country was founded as a Christian Nation. Others say this country was founded by eliminating religion. It was among other things, founded to insure we would not be a nation supporting any specific religion or not stopping the free exercise … Continue reading Separation of Church and State
