April, 2012 | malcolm marler

That We May Be One (2)
- Charles Kinnaird: Thanks for sharing, Malcolm. Your story about the patient dying from heart disease and his father...
A Day to Remember (4)
- Matthew Ellis: May we have permission to share this on our website in full with a link back to this site? It’s...
- Sandra Langston: Malcolm – Thank you for sharing your prayer for those of us who were unable to attend the...
The Laying On of Hands (12)
- Simon Bovinett: Malcolm: This isn’t so much a response to your post and it is to thank you for your years of...
- Angie Wright: These words: “Finally, I want to share a secret. YOU too are already ordained. God’s hands were...
- Margaret Mary: We are very proud to have you as our son-in law. God has blessed you and all the people you touch....
- mary bea: Beautiful! I have heard it said the people ordain their “clergy.” Your life speaks to that....

The Ten Dollar Difference

April 10th, 2012

This is a guest post by my wife, Mary Bea Sullivan who is a seminarian at Virginia Theological Seminary, Alexandria, VA.

“I have a direct influence on the world around me, and I choose whether that influence is positive or negative.”

My then 15 year-old daughter Kiki wrote upon returning from a mission trip to Kenya.

Kiki has inspired

April 4th, 2012

As I write this post on my iPad before going to bed, I hear the words I have been saying to our chaplains on my team at the hospital.

(By the way, my paragraph formatting is a bit off in this blog post at the end regardless how many times I hit the Return key,