Issues, ethics, memory
By Dennis Gruending Reverend Lois Wilson has described recent spiritual and cultural history in North America as follows: “The cups rattled in the 1960s and 70s. The cupboard doors fell off in the 80s. The kitchen door came off its hinges in the 90s. There was deep crack in front yard by 2000, and by 2006... Continue Reading →
Dennis Gruending recalls a 2008 visit to the National Gandhi Museum in New Delhi. The museum was dated but the message profound
By Dennis Gruending The Canadian Council of Churches (CCC) has released A Health Care Covenant, a short book that describes the involvement by churches in our country's various debates about health care. The Ecumenical Health Care Network of the CCC says that it produced the book to "contribute an ethical voice to the ongoing dialogue... Continue Reading →
Pulpit and Politics 