Friday,
March 1
"Worldliness
and Injustice." Dr. Stephen Charles Mott, pastor of the Cochesett
United Methodist Church in West Bridgewater, Massachussetts, and chair of the New England
Conference Committee of Church and Society.Saturday, March 2
"Living The True Life."
Ms. Lori Claudio, laywoman and former member of the
evangelism staff of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, and a deacon in the
ELCA's Metropolitan New York Synod.
Sunday, March 3
"Alcohol and Poverty." Lt.
Colonel Paul Bollwahn, ACSW, CSWM, National Social Services Secretary for The Salvation
Army.
Monday,
March 4
"Dining with the Rich and Famous."
The Rev. Dr. Kenneth L. Gibble, pastor in Church of the Brethren
congregations in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia.
Tuesday, March 5
"Poverty:
Inside and Out." The Rev. Robert McCluskey, Swedenborgian Church.
Wednesday, March 6
"What Would Jesus
Say About Wealth?" Dr. David P. Gushee, Graves Associate Professor of
Moral Philosophy at Union University, Jackson, Tennessee.
Thursday, March 7
"The
Feasts and Fasts That God Chooses." Dr. John D. Paarlberg, Minister for
Social Witness and Worship, Reformed Church in America.
Friday, March 8
"Let
Us Break Bread Together." Dr. Cecil L. 'Chip' Murray, Senior Pastor, First AME Church, Los Angeles,
California.
Saturday,
March 9
"The Cost of Being a Christian."
The Rev. Sung Kwon, National Executive Director for North
American Division, Adventist Community Services, the social services/disaster response
organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Sunday, March 10
"Being and Becoming a Neighbor:
Biblical Reflections." Euyakaim Mar
Coorilos, Diocesan Bishop of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church of India, Diocese of Europe and North America.
Monday, March 11
"Recognition
of the Covenant United Methodist Teenage Mother Infant Center." Pam Couture, Professor, Practical
Theology and Pastoral Care, Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School, Rochester, N.Y.
Preached November 14, 1999, at Covenant United Methodist Church, Rochester, N.Y.
Tuesday, March
12
"Walking
Humbly."
Paul K. Chapman, Co-Director, The Employment Project New York City
Wednesday, March 13
"How Do You Help?" Harry J. Van Buren III, instructor at the University of North Iowa, Cedar Falls, and staff to the
Social Responsibility in Investments program of The Episcopal Church. This sermon appeared
in Pulpit Digest.
Thursday, March 14
"Moving
Beyond the Idols." Dr. M. Craig Barnes, Senior Pastor, The
National Presbyterian Church, Washington, D.C.
Friday,
March 15
"What’s
a Nice Church Like You Doing In A Place Like This?" Dr. Roger Lovette, a retired Baptist minister living in
Birmingham, Ala. He has served churches in South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama
and Virginia. |
Saturday, March 16
"'The Prize' in Paul's Teachings." The Rev. Dr. Leon Spencer, an Episcopal
priest and Executive Director of the Washington Office on Africa.Sunday, March 17
"Choose Your Words Carefully: The Poverty of This
World."
Harold J. Hoekstra, Pastor, Bethany Lutheran Church, Crystal Lake, Ill., in
northwest Chicago. This sermon appeared in Pulpit Digest.
Monday, March 18
"Hope for Those Most Often Sinned
Against." Irv Heishman, Co-Pastor of Harrisburg Church of the Brethren,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Tuesday, March 19
"For
Richer, For Poorer: The Church Responds to Poverty." J. Daryl Byler, Director, Mennonite
Central Committee U.S. Washington Office.
Wednesday, March 20
"Moving
From I to We." The Rev.
Andrew E. Fiddler, Trinity on the Green, New Haven, Ct.
Thursday, March 21
"The Most Surprising Payday in
History."
The Rev. Dr. Thomas K. Tewell, Senior Pastor of New York City's Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Click here for the text of this Jan. 27, 2002, sermon
or link to the Acrobat PDF file version.
Friday, March 22
"Taking Seriously the Least of These:
Reflections on Youth Ministry in a Global Context." Dr. Tony
Campolo, professor emeritus of sociology at Eastern University in St. Davids,
Pennsylvania, and founder of the Evangelical Association for the Promotion of Education.
Saturday,
March 23
"Let It Be Your Privilege to Have No Privilege." The Rev. V. Paul Ojibway, S.A., a member
of the Franciscan Friars of the Atonement, and Campus Minister, St. Mary's College of
California, Moraga, Calif.
Palm Sunday, March 24
"Jesus as Hero: A
Sermon on Luke 4:16-20." The Rev. David Dyson, Pastor, Lafayette Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn, N.Y.
Monday, March 25
"What Motivates Our Social Service Ministries? A Theology of
Social Services." Donald E. Burke, Ph.D. Vice President and Academic Dean at The Salvation
Army's William and Catherine Booth College, Winnipeg, Canada.
Tuesday, March 26
"Daily
Bread: A Meditation on Matthew 25:35." The Rev. Michael E. Livingston,
Executive Director, International Council of Community Churches.
Wednesday, March 27
"The Dishonest Manager." Pastor Jane
Shepherd, Linn Grove United Methodist Church, Prole, Iowa.
Maundy Thursday, March 28
"A Message for Children." The Rev. James E. Crouch, a minister of the Christian
Church (Disciples of Christ).
Good Friday, March 29
"Reaching
Out to Those in Need." The Rev. David A. Shirey, Southport Christian
Church (Disciples of Christ).
Holy Saturday, March 30
"Meditation:
A Tale of Two Cities." Cheryl Brumbaugh-Cayford, Pastor of the
Northern Colorado Church of the Brethren, near Denver, Colo.
Easter Sunday, March 31
"Where Do We Go From Here: Chaos or Community?"
Excerpts from Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s 1968 book of the same title, published
by Beacon Press. |
