Did You Know?
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…that you can expand your sense of belonging to the CLF through connecting with other CLFers in conversation on Facebook? Read more →
Belonging
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When I was released from prison the first time, I had been away from society and my family for ten years. Read more →
Belonging
October 2016
Perhaps home is not a place but simply an irrevocable condition. —James Baldwin
Articles
You Belong Here
If you are reading this, you belong here!!! Did you know you can belong at the CLF as a member and also be a member at a bricks and mortar congregation? Read more »
Why Belong?
I wanted to start this sermon by saying I am no good at joining, by proclaiming, I don’t follow the crowd! I am an individual! Read more »
My Tribe
When I say I have found my tribe what I mean is that I have found a community of people I enjoy sharing Earth with. Read more »
A Letter to a Cousin
I had a bit of an epiphany the other day. Let me ask you a question. Read more »
REsources for Living
There are certain Big Questions that all of us deal with across the span of our lives. The answers may very well change over time, but our spiritual journeys are built around how we answer those questions. Read more »
Did You Know?
…that you can expand your sense of belonging to the CLF through connecting with other CLFers in conversation on Facebook? Read more »
Belonging
When I was released from prison the first time, I had been away from society and my family for ten years. Read more »
Belonging
“Perhaps home is not a place but simply an irrevocable condition.” —James Baldwin Read more »
Streets to Dwell In
Pledging Our Troth
Behaving, Believing, Belonging
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It is astonishing how certain human bonds are able to transcend time and place. Early one year, my brother Chuck made contact—on the Internet, no less—with a long lost relative in Iceland. As genealogists reckon relationships, Kiddi is our second cousin once removed; in the simpler reckoning of the American South, he might be called a “kissing cousin.”
From Your Minister
Ambiguity
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What are you? Are you a man? A woman? Person of color? Are you straight or gay, able or disabled, citizen, immigrant, settler? Are you legal or illegal? Do you belong here?
Where is it documented? Your birth certificate, in your skin, on your wheelchair, the shape of your hips, or your DNA—does it have a US stamp of approval? Tell me, what are you?
Belonging
Whose Are You?
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Whose are you?
Who carries you in their heart, thinks of you, whether you think of them or not? Read more →
