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Those who sign up to read a book with The Theological Book Group usually feel that they are on a journey.

Church Council approved the formation of a Climate Change Task Force to support broader education and action on environmental issues.

A little more than a month ago, April 4, 2018, to be exact, we remembered the 50th anniversary of Dr. King’s assassination. Here at Old South Church we heard excerpts from some of his speeches that played all day in the Sanctuary and were even broadcast out onto our sidewalk. People came in to hear or stood outside to listen again to that familiar voice proclaiming that segregation and racism were antithetical to the Christian Gospel. Younger folks heard his voice perhaps for the first time.

Guest Blog by Gregory Mobley 

Our annual Children's Sabbath took place on April 22, 2018, and featured a sermon by 5th grader Ady Jaeckel.

Do you ever feel a bit overwhelmed? That life is sometimes just a bit too much? That you have taken on more than you can handle? Or that all your good efforts don’t seem to make a difference?

The time has come. Indeed, many will say that the time has long past that we, as a nation, deal with our addiction to guns. Over these past years there have been mass shootings in schools, theatres, churches, and in other public gathering places. The death toll climbs. But the recent school shooting at the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, on February 14th, may well have been the ‘tipping point’.

Reflections on Lent, Holy Week, and Easter

On Ash Wednesday we enter the six weeks of Lent, leading us to Holy Week and its attendant journey through Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday. In our country and culture we find ourselves in a time of great division, competing values, and strident, argumentative discourse. In the face of all of this, in my own Lenten discipline this year, I have felt called to use the prayer: “Holy One, give me the strength, courage, and wisdom not to add to the polarization before me and within me.”

Rev. Don Wells reflects on immigration issues in the US, writing "Will we stand firm and protect the innocent?"