The Bible is the source, the wellspring of untold numbers of art. It is the least-read bestseller in the world,” said the Rev. David Shirey.
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Larry Terkel This week’s Mystic Heart meditation sessions will be led by David Gluck, teaching Hindu and yoga-based meditation, and Larry Terkel, teaching Kabbalah. The
When the pews are vacant and the gleaming reflections of stained glass windows fade, pastors are no different than the people they preach to. They
“Preaching is an art, and as one of my professors in seminary said, ‘Sunday comes around with embarrassing regularity,’” said the Rev. David Shirey. He
What happens when you wrestle with God? “You walk away with a limp and a blessing,” said the Rev. David Shirey. He was preaching at
“We are going to continue to explore the beauty of holiness in a trademark of Mark’s gospel: the gospel sandwich,” said the Rev. David Shirey
Pastor David Shirey delivers the sermon during the Sunday Morning Worship, Sunday, August 8, 2018, in the Amphitheater. BRIAN HAYES/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER “Music is capable of
“The arts are unnecessary,” said the Rev. David Shirey at the beginning of his sermon at the 10:45 a.m. Sunday, August 5, morning worship in
David Shirey The Rev. David Shirey, senior minister of Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in Lexington, Kentucky, will serve as Week Seven’s chaplain at
This week’s Mystic Heart Meditation Program sessions are comprised of three teachers, two traditions and one purpose: returning Chautauquans to their natural state of being.
Organist Jared Jacobsen and the Chautauqua choir perform on Sunday, August 6, in the Amp. Scared Song service was themed "The Family of Abraham Prays
Guest Column by The Rev. David Shirey At a weekly staff meeting, our director of music observed that Sunday’s string of nine announcements was followed
What is a radical life? I think our culture defines it one way and our churches another way, and I think they both have it
Is it more Jewish to feed matzah to the children on Seder, or to feed the starving children in South Sudan? This was one of
When the Rev. Skye Jethani was a 25-year-old seminary student, he thought he was being trained well to think critically, but he was not
Guest Chaplain the Rev. Skye Jethani gives the sermon during Sunday Morning Worship on Sunday, July 29, 2018 in the Amphitheater. HALDAN KIRSCH/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER In