Category Archives: Illustration for Father’s Day

God Knows Your Name

Posted on June 10, 2007 by

The following was delivered, in Albanian, to the adolescent orphans at the Hope for the World orphanage in Tirana, Albania. I have previously posted the Albanian version, and I now offer it in English. It is my great honor to … Continue reading →

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PERËNDIA E DI EMRIN TËND (God Knows Your Name)

Posted on June 8, 2007 by

I delivered this message to teens in the Hope for the World Albanian orphanage in Tirana, Albania in late May of 2007. I sought to identify my own childhood as an orphan with theirs. And I gave this message in … Continue reading →

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Growing a Father

Posted on April 26, 2007 by

The following pastoral letter appeared five years ago in the weekly bulletin of First Presbyterian Church of Chattanooga. As I read it now, I am reminded of the moment in my life. It is like finding an old Polaroid snapshot … Continue reading →

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