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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2004
Page
12
The Rev Paul Gray of Heartland Community Church argues one can be both materialistic and spiritual with proper priorities. He cites biblical warnings against loving money while affirming that wealth itself is not evil and should fund good deeds and generosity.
Judy Roitman discusses material desire and spiritual questions in Buddhism stating that life is lived in the present moment. She argues impermanence and nonattachment apply to all faiths, urging awareness: right now, awake or asleep, conscious or dreaming, living or dreaming.
Readers may send questions to Jim Baker at the Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence Kansas for a weekly religious column. Contact methods include mail at 645 N H, Lawrence 66044 email j baker ljworld com and fax 843 4512 for submission.
The Rev. Gayla Rapp becomes the United Methodist campus minister to Kansas University, after nine years as senior pastor at University United Methodist Church in Wichita. She earned a philosophy and religion degree from Southwestern University and a master of divinity from Drew Theological Seminary. She begins July 1 and will serve KU students, faculty, staff, and administration from First United Methodist Church in Lawrence.
Clergy across Kansas plan July and August getaways as schools close, easing worship attendance and programming. Rev Peter Luckey of Plymouth Congregational Chapel and Rev Jonathan Jensen of Trinity Episcopal note summer breaks on community calendars. Ministers describe time for home, garden, and nature outings, with family trips to New York and Virginia Beach cited for a church group.
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