Recrudescence - The Rev. John C. Dorhauer reflects on this new word that he just came across, and how it fully applies to what we've been living through these past couple of years - and how Faith will see us through it.

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In this week's podcast, the Rev. Dr. John C. Dorhauer discusses white privilege. He asks this same question to all groups when the subject is discussed: "What do you see?"

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Let there be peace on Earth as we walk together in the footsteps of the peacemaker we know as Jesus. And let it begin with me, says the Rev. John C. Dorhauer, as he explains his thoughts on war.

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In the many years' quest to find a new location for the National Office of the United Church of Christ, we finally moved in this week to our beautiful new space.

In many ways, it was also a spiritual quest. Rev. Dr. John C. Dorhauer (UCC General Minister and President) spearheaded the move and now has reflections after the long, arduous journey.

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The Rev. Jess Chancey fills in for the vacationing John Dorhauer again this week. Jess' subject matter for this week deals with depression and discusses their own vulnerability to this lying disease.

But Jess says that hope in God and Psalm 42 is part of what is therapeutic for them.

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We welcome the Rev. Chancey back to fill in this week while Rev. John Dorhauer is on vacation. In this podcast, Rev. Jess talks about compassion.

In the midst of all the grim news of violence these past few weeks, they say, "Let’s water the seeds of compassion wherever we find them so that those seeds can grow and blossom into flowers of empathy and interbeing..."

...and hope that one day we can put down (if not get rid of) our weapons.

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Trumpery – by definition an attractive article of little value or use; something that is showy but worthless. The Rev. John C. Dorhauer has some thoughts on what should take priority as things of value in our lives vs things that might look valuable and worthy of time and/or money, but in the end - aren't.

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