For the
next two Sundays I have a brief hiatus from preaching at Meriden United
Methodist Church.
This coming Sunday, March 17th, is “United
Methodist Women’s Sunday” at Meriden UMC.
In planning their service the United Methodist Women group wanted to
invite Rev. Eduardo Bousson, who is Campus Minister at Washburn University in
Topeka. Rev. Bousson was born and grew
up in Puerto Rico. He originally came to
the Kansas City area in 1996 to attend Saint Paul School of Theology, where he
completed his M.Div. degree. After
serving local churches of various sizes, he was appointed as Campus Minister at
Washburn in 2009. I am pleased to
welcome Rev. Bousson to our pulpit this Sunday.
He is a colleague and good friend.
And, I look forward to hearing his proclamation, which is entitled: “The Fragrance of a New Life,” based on John
12: 1-9.
The following Sunday, March 24th,
is “Palm/Passion Sunday.” I am really
looking forward to the worship service that day, which will feature our Adult
Choir’s Easter Cantata, which is entitled “Hallelujah!
Praise the Lamb”!
The next
Sunday, March 31st is Easter, and I will return to the pulpit with the
beginning of a new sermon series. The
line-up of topics for the new series will be:
What Happens to
Me When I Die?
The
Resurrection, Life Eternal, and the End Times
Easter Sunday, March 31 -- Reconciling Empirical Science & Jesus’ Resurrection
April 7 -- What and Where Is the ‘Human Soul’?
April 14 -- ‘Freeze or Fry,’ The End of the Universe and the End Times
April 21 -- What We Can Already Know About Heaven and Life Eternal
April 28 -- God’s Earth versus a ‘Human Waiting Room’
May 5 – Will I See My Pet Animals in Heaven?
Check this
blog next week, when I will have a post, describing the context and providing
more detail for this series on “What Happens to Me When I Die?” The following week—the week of March 25th,
which is Holy Week—I will provide a post that previews the first sermon on
Easter Sunday. Also, check out my
website at http://richardorandolph.com .
Always feel
free to post your comments on this blog.
If you live in the Meriden-area and do not have a regular church home,
please consider attending Meriden United Methodist Church this Sunday. Meriden UMC is located at the corner of
Dawson and Main. Our worship service
starts on Sundays at 10 am. Everyone is
welcome and accepted because God loves us all.
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