By WALTER ALBRITTON Participate in nursing home worship a few times and you will soon discover that residents who no longer talk will begin singing,...
By WALTER ALBRITTON Participate in nursing home worship a few times and you will soon discover that residents who no longer talk will begin singing,...
By WALTER ALBRITTON The Ken Burns television series on Muhammad Ali filled me with mixed emotions — admiration and sadness. I admired Ali’s...
By WALTER ALBRITTON Anyone with a dime’s worth of common sense knows that God is a spirit who has no hands like the appendages that hang from a...
By WALTER ALBRITTON I find it helpful to give thanks for old friends who made a difference in my life and now await my arrival in heaven. Thomas...
By WALTER ALBRITTON While visiting Methodist mission stations in Southeast Asia, my wife and I worshipped one Sunday at an English-speaking church...
By WALTER ALBRITTON It was a strange request from our son Matt. “Dad, our friends Alfred and Muumbe Kalembo from Zambia have no place to go for...
By WALTER ALBRITTON Some churches are growing. Some are treading water. And some are dying. Wise pastors want their church to grow. So what is the...
By WALTER ALBRITTON I used to tell a silly story to illustrate a significant truth. It was about a man who, walking home in the dark one night, fell...
By WALTER ALBRITTON Henry David Thoreau offered us some good ideas. He insisted we should “live in the present” and “find eternity in each moment.”...