by Phillip Schulman | Aug 3, 2024 | Sermons
Back in the 20th century, we often spoke of the years in two digits. I graduated in the high school class of 78, college in 82, and I sang a song “back in the summer of 69” Remember what happened as we approached the end of the century. Some predicted the...
by Phillip Schulman | Jun 3, 2024 | Sermons
I sing the body electricI celebrate the me yet to comeI toast to my own reunionWhen I become one with the sunAnd I’ll look back on VenusI’ll look back on MarsAnd I’ll burn with the fireOf ten million starsAnd in time and in timeWe will all be starsI...
by Phillip Schulman | Jun 3, 2024 | Sermons
In 1973 at 13years of age, I visited my brother David who lived in Las Vegas, and then my next brother Michael who lived in Sacramento. Michael took me on a raft trip on the American River. We had been floating for a few hours when I saw a man fishing from the...
by Phillip Schulman | Apr 17, 2024 | Sermons
When I was a 23 someone who knew me as a child and teen, approached my girlfriend. He asked her what had happened to me saying “He used to always have a smile on his face. Now he is so serious.” When she told me what he said, it was a wake up call. I sought...
by Phillip Schulman | Mar 21, 2024 | Sermons
I feel grateful for the stories of Carolyn Dreyer, Linda Smith and June Hartly. I will humbly submit some family stories and some reflections on efforts made advance society in the direction of affirming women’s inherent worth and dignity. ...
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