Palm Sunday

First Presbyterian Church of Fairborn, Ohio

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Lenten Reflection 5

First Presbyterian Church of Fairborn, Ohio

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4th Sunday of Lent

First Presbyterian Church of Fairborn, Ohio. March 14, 2021.

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My assignment: pictures of green

I am on a CREDO Sabbath this week. Presbyterian clergy friends will probably know what I mean (except CREDOs during the pandemic are via Zoom). Our denomination offers pastors a week of sabbath for study, reflection, and rest. The facilitator for the photography workshop I attended invited us to take photos of a color today. I chose green. My reflection is in the caption underneath.

What’s your favorite color?
That’s a funny question.
What makes a color best?
Mine is blue. Momma’s was, too.
I never liked green much.
But green is Kazy’s favorite color.
And that makes me want to think differently about green.
Wonder why I never liked it.
Because now I notice green a lot more.
Now I don’t think so bad about green.
Guess what? Green is next to blue in the prism.
Now Kazy is next to me.
And that is SO good.
Now I think I have two favorite colors.

Lenten Reflection 2

First Presbyterian Church of Fairborn, Ohio. February 26, 2021.

Sorry I forgot to bring my microphone wind filter today!

Wright Brothers Memorial, above Wright State University and Huffman Prairie Flying Field