Harry J. Heintz loves sailing. And reading and writing. And his wife and family. And God. And baseball. And life. He has been writing for years, for sermons, teachings, and observations about life and faith. Friends and family have urged him to start a blog. With their help and encouragement, here goes.
Recent Posts
Three Reports in the News on May 26, 2020
Christian Cooper. George Floyd. Archie Williams. The news on the day after Memorial Day included three incidents that are troubling and indicative of the deep strains of racism in the United States today. The news reports about them are numerous, so I will not repeat the details. You can easily find those detailed reports … Continue reading Three Reports in the News on May 26, 2020
The Payroll Protection Program and Churches
Along with thousands of small businesses across the country, churches (when I say churches, I am also including other non-Christian religious bodies) have felt the economic impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic. In response to how small businesses have had to furlough or lay off employees, the federal government has provided millions of dollars to … Continue reading The Payroll Protection Program and Churches
I Like Thomas–I Need Thomas
[This sermon was given for the Community of the Savior in Rochester NY on May10, 2020, the fifth Sunday of Easter.] Does Jesus have the right people on this bus? Has he selected the right stuff for these first 12 seats? I’m not sure. Jim Collins in his book “Good to Great” writes about … Continue reading I Like Thomas–I Need Thomas
Jogging in America
I jog most every morning, shortly after I awake. It is a prayer exercise for me. I don’t wear ear buds and listen to books or music or workout stuff. While I am an extrovert, this is quiet time for me. In this COVID-19 season, I avoid getting near any other person, though I don’t … Continue reading Jogging in America
