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March 27, 2023
The frequent request went, “Save me a place at the table.” Words about sharing a meal with a friend as well as a deep spiritual faith of the late Rev.
April 15, 2022
Easter 2022 Dear island friends and visitors: โHe is not here.โ It does not sound like a theological declaration. It sounds more like a receptionist stating the CEO is not in. Yet, when one is working through the impossible and unbelievable,...
October 1, 2021
RELIGIOUS SERVICES BAPTIST HARBOR CHURCH Water Street Rev. Peter Preiser (401) 466-5940 harborchurchblockisland.net Sunday 10 a.m.: Live in-person services in the sanctuary. Also streaming live on our Facebook page (Harbor Church - Block...
April 16, 2021
Steven Hester Category:ย St. Andrew Parish opened the summer church for Easter Sunday services. Easter came early this year, and with it came hope for many of Block Islandโs residents. Hope for a return to some sort of normalcy, as many people finally had a holiday with extended family. Hope that the cool temperatures are behind us and short pants are in our future. Hope that the sweet sounds of a thousand songbirds will continue to greet us each day. Hope that the water pipes we drained our...
April 2, 2021
Dear friends and visitors of Block Island: What a year! Disease and death in numbers we could not imagine. Thousands of front liners put their lives on the line to save and succor strangers. Tens of thousands of others put their lives and all those around them in danger of the virus and death by selfishly and deliberately ignoring the science and the minimal precautions. We lived through a year in which we witnessed the savagery of murders of our fellow citizens; the reaction of the outraged an...
December 25, 2020
The Talmud (Rabbinical discussion of laws) says: โOur rabbis taught: On the twenty-fifth of [the beginning of] the eight days of Hanukkah, on which lamentation for the dead and fasting are forbidden. For when the Greeks entered the Temple, they defiled all the oils in it, and when the Hasmonean dynasty prevailed over them and defeated them, they searched and found only one bottle of oil sealed by the High Priest. It contained only enough for one dayโs lighting. Yet a miracle was brought abo...