For the past several weeks, I have been hosting Virtual Coffee Hours on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, and on some Sundays after worship. This coming Sunda...

"You are as young as the faith you have, or as old as your own doubts. I choose to be young..."

I am always amazed at the folks who do walk on tightropes. The kind of balance, mental acuity, discipline, self-control, grit, and determination that it take...

For those of you who have had the opportunity to visit an African country or a developing one, you may have noticed that many of the public transportation ve...

This past week children in Howard County Public School System have begun taking online classes. They started a little later than other school districts in Ma...

All of our lives have been upended by COVID-19. For those of who are home and barely go out, there’s this feeling of being imprisoned in our own homes. Shoul...

There was only one television station in the whole country, and it ran about six-eight hours a day. Over the years, it increased its daily coverage and now i...

Yesterday I had the opportunity of concluding our popular Wednesday Evenings at Lent Program. Over the past couple of weeks, Fr. Mullins and Fr. Kubicek led ...

If you have not as yet tuned in to share in either our Morning Prayer or Evening Prayer, you will have missed what I said this Wednesday morning, which was, ...

The past week has been dreary. Life hasn’t been as we have known it to be. Many are working from home, or are simply at home. This is nothing like we’ve seen...

I am sure you may have heard it said before: “A broken crayon can still write.” The point of this adage is that the functionality of the crayon - its ability...

Did you ever write to Santa as a kid? Did you ever leave a note for the tooth fairy as a kid? Or better still, have you seen your child write to Santa or rav...

I am yet to come across anyone who isn’t motivated by something. A couple of days ago, I overheard a parishioner say to another that as much as Lent is noted...

I grew up in a home where my father wasn’t married to my mother. My maternal grandfather was aware my father was seeing my mother, and my paternal grandmothe...

The first time I stepped into an elevator was in a high-rise SunTrust Bank building in downtown Atlanta. One of the parishioners at my new parish - All Saint...

Many are the parishioners who have shared with me the impact of the final blessing at the end of our Eucharist on Sundays. Many are the parishioners who love...

Last week, I had the privilege of joining several Christian, Jewish, and Muslim leaders at the Seventh Day Adventist Center here in Columbia. This event is a...

I grew up by a slave fort in Ghana - Fort Orange, which was built by the Dutch in 1640. It is interesting to note that Albany, New York also once contained a...

Who is watching you? Who is observing your every move - whether big or small? Who is judging you by even your least significant choices? Nobody? Wrong!! Many...

It has been a wonderful decade. Many are the innovative technologies that has made our lives a little more comfortable. My one fascination is the Tesla - to ...