Rev. Shannon Johnson Kershner
Genesis 1 and John 1:1-5, 14
Trinity Sunday
It was on Tuesday evening when I most recently decided I had lost my preaching mind. A few weeks ago, it seemed like such a grand idea. “I shall preach on Genesis 1,” I decided. I had not wrestled and played with this […]

A Lecture on Erik Asmussen by Gary J. Coates hosted by the Alvar Aalto foundation (details here) is on the 9th April 5pm at the Ateneum. I would love to know more about the Architectural ideas developed from Rudolf Steiner theories he used, but I’m not sure if I can make it, so if […]

Rev. Shannon Johnson Kershner
Exodus 1:8-2:10
YES and NO
“Now a new king arose over Egypt, who did not know Joseph.”
If our Bible came with a soundtrack, this is a moment when we would hear an ominous musical score playing underneath the words. “Now, a new king arose over Egypt and this king did not know Joseph.”
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During a tête à tête meeting held between H.S.H. Prince Albert II and the President of the French Republic Nicolas Sarkozy today, several issues were discussed.
First of all, the President announced the upcoming ratification, at the end of May, of Franco-Monegasque agreements and conventions underway. These agreements chiefly concern administrative cooperation, judicial assistance and […]

One Ivy League college, Harvard University, held a ceremony Thursday awarding researchers for studying fertility of exotic dancers, plant dignity, enhanced potato chip crunch, flea jumping abilities and spermicidal uses for Coca-Cola.
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Today, I’m speaking at the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Executive’s Spring Meeting in Somerset. My topic was titled for me as Integrating & Effectively Using Technology and the core of my message was suggesting where to find the right technology for typical Chamber needs.
As a quick background, I’ve done consulting for the Louisville Chamber […]