Category Archives: Gerry Mueller

That year in the west of England was well beyond averagely bad; it started raining in mid-April, and continued daily all Spring, throughout Summer, into early Fall. The crops never had a chance. In late September Lilian Garner was looking out of her little house not far from Dartmoor prison, where her husband worked as […]

I was visiting with our friends at St. Columba’s last Sunday, just going for worship, I thought, but a mall medical emergency had me jumping in to work as the Server and communion assistant. Not preaching though, sadly, because I have a really good theological joke (it’s also been going around as a meme) about […]

If you were arrested for being a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? I was stuck in traffic leaving Toronto, back in BC (Before COVID) when I drove into the city quite often, and that was on one bumper sticker on a car in front of me. I thought it was a […]

For most of my time in parish ministry, and even before, I served as a volunteer on-call chaplain in several community hospitals. I can think of no better way of coming face-to-face with human tragedy and the inevitable questions it brings; let’s face it, no one calls for a chaplain in the middle of the […]