I’m Neill Morgan, a Presbyterian minister in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Welcome to my tiny corner of the internet. Please pardon my construction while I figure out how to get this page formatted the way I want it.
When this page is more fully renovated, you will find reflections on current events and ancient texts from a systems theory and Reformed theology point of view.
If you grew up in a traditional or conventional religious home where the Bible was read literally, and that no longer works for you, you will be happy to find some tools here for reading and understanding ancient texts that will help you move from deciding what you no longer believe to deciding what you do believe.
This is a place where we will seek to understand what we can do to improve the world rather than simply identify who is to blame.
This is a place where we can get to know and understand each other rather than try to rearrange the furniture in each other’s hearts and heads.
If you have read this far, I’m going to bet that you’re interested in a quiet oasis of thoughtful analysis, an escape from the anxiety-fest of finger-pointing that is our world.
I enjoyed listening to you when you was in Albion for the weekend.
For 17 and ½ years you were my pastor and I looked forward to mental and spiritual stimulation from your sermons each week. And, I also found that in our personal interaction. Now, I look forward to keeping up with that here and, perhaps, in our occasional fishing and hunting trips. Perhaps I can add something every once in a while.
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Enjoy the “thoughtful analysis” and the gentle provocation.
I look forward to reading your posts!
Neill, we enjoyed your presentation at Gilmont last weekend!
We have been friends both in and out of the “workplace” for many years. You would be surprised to know how much I learned from you during our weekly preschool chapel dates. I’m looking forward to reading your blog once again – you have been missed. Welcome back! Marsha
As a Presbyterian minister (retired), and an aging martial artist, and a student of Bowen, I may have just found a new colleague.
Welcome, Jim! I plan to post more regularly in the coming year, so I hope to see you more around here. Did you study with Bowen in person at Georgetown? I never met him, but have studied him because of my time with Ed Friedman in the nineties.