morning worship recap

When Rabbi David A. Ingber arrived at Chautauqua from Colorado a week ago, he was late for a Shabbat meal with friends. He changed, got into the “rabbi mobile” and practiced his “rabbinic wave” and

The weather was a little iffy, with the possibility of rain, Thursday, July 28, during the ecumenical worship service in the Amphitheater. The Rev. Emma Jordan-Simpson reassured the congregation that if it did rain, she

“So, a guy named Daniel, an older guy who walks with a limp and has a cane, is in charge of the list, the list of people who sign up to talk with me,” said

Every morning the Rev. Michael-Ray Mathews begins his sermon with a song. At the 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, July 13, morning ecumenical worship service he sang “Let the Words,” by Take 6. “Let the words of