Canary in the Cage (Philip’s Funeral)

Canary in the Cage (Philip’s Funeral)

by | Apr 26, 2021 | British r., British royalty treated like gods, ceremonies and rituals u, God’s, Jesus Christ, Jesus Christ; how different He is from those who claim to represent Him, making people into g., P&C in the church and royal family, Pomp and ceremony, Prince Phillip, Prison, Queen of England, royal family in p., Royalty, Unnecessary

I laughed until the tears rolled down my cheeks, insisting that I wanted a square hat like the Anglican clergymen who officiated at Prince Philip’s funeral.  I also told my son that a cape like another official wore would make a grand birthday present. ...
Cuban Sunday School Literature

Cuban Sunday School Literature

by | Apr 23, 2021 | Christian education material, Cuban poverty, Scarce Christian education material, Thirst for Christian education material in Cuba, Wealth of American Christian education material

While American children have flannelgraph,  maps, globes, visual aides, take home papers, audio-visuals, workbooks to color and/or fill out and teachers have quarterlies to assist their teaching,  Cuban Sunday School children have nothing.  Because of the generosity...
A Quirk of History

A Quirk of History

by | Apr 13, 2021 | An O. of History, Doing to others the evil done to us, Inconsistency, King James – persecuted Pilgrims, Massasoit, First Nations leader, Oddity, Persecuted, Pilgrims, the p. Pilgrims p. others

The Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock, 1620, fame were the outsiders, the disenfranchised, the minority.  They left England and Holland for freedom of religion. They sailed to the new world. As Separatists and non-conformists (against the Church of England), King James (the...