by Chris Findley | Feb 5, 2024 | Anglican Church, Discipleship, Life
Shouldn’t Sunday be different for us? Sundays used to be very different. When I was growing up, most everything was closed on Sunday. Malls, restaurants, movie theaters, car washes- everything was closed. In fact, my Dad taught me to drive in a mall parking lot...
by Chris Findley | Feb 3, 2024 | Clergy Encouragement, Life
At around 10:20pm on July 3rd of last year, I held my Dad’s hand as I watched his vitals on the monitor in his ICU room. I have been at the bedside of many dying people over the years. In fact, I spent the first few years of my ordained life as a volunteer...
by Chris Findley | Dec 27, 2023 | Life, Uncategorized
I love books. This love of reading was fostered by my late father who used to take me each Saturday morning to wander through the aisles and load up on books. This was long before the days of the coffee-shop bookstore giants like Barnes and Noble. We would split-up...
by Chris Findley | Dec 1, 2023 | Life
Lately I’ve been reflecting about growing up in the 1980s. I feel very blessed to have been a kid during the time of Big Wheels, Atari, BMX, Star Wars, and mullets. Well, maybe not the mullets. It was the heyday of the new wave of British heavy metal, hair...
by Chris Findley | Sep 25, 2023 | Discipleship, Life, Scripture
One of the things I find tiring is sorting through the re-defining of words. I’m talking about perfectly good words that have a solid history and setting in which they have normally been used. On the one hand, it can be annoying, on the other it can be...
