Monthly Archives: September 2011

There once was a small town, somewhere in Middle America, with a restaurant, hardware store, law office and bank found at the crossroads of Main Street and Vine. It was a busy intersection, that part of town, and every day … Continue reading →

As I mentioned here & here, I was part of a delegation that traveled to Syria September 13 – 18th on a fact finding mission, especially regarding the 3 million Christians in that country. Yes, we met with the President … Continue reading →

September 13 – 18 a delegation of Christians, 11 in number (6 Orthodox priests, 3 Orthodox laymen; a Protestant pastor and a professor), visited Syria on a fact finding mission — especially regarding the 3 million Christians in that country. … Continue reading →

It’s not every day that your cell phone rings and the voice on the other end invites you to take a short trip to Syria in a couple weeks. But it does happen. At the invitation of the Antiochian Archdiocese, … Continue reading →

A portion of this week’s podcast already in progress: … then there was the high school water tower which, even though it was 1979, still had a big fat 70s style “Class of 76” painted on it. We were the … Continue reading →