Monthly Archives: November 2016

After the Election: A Pastoral Letter

Posted on November 16, 2016 by pastordavesimpson

Like many congregations, the people I serve as pastor are of diverse opinions about politics . . . and many other subjects. After the election last week, I wrote this letter to the congregation, emphasizing our unity in baptism and in mission. … Continue reading →

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A Millennial’s View: The Unexpected Pastor’s Daughter on the Election

Posted on November 11, 2016 by pastordavesimpson

My 19-year old daughter posted on Facebook last evening a reflection that struck me with its clarity of thought, honesty, and charity . . . more charitable, if I’m honest, than I feel like being right now (although I’m working on it). … Continue reading →

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How Can You Vote For HER?

Posted on November 3, 2016 by pastordavesimpson

NOTE: I write this is as my own opinion, not on behalf of any church or denomination. The link to this blog from my church’s website has been removed until after the election to alleviate any confusion. While pastors are not … Continue reading →

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