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If Martin Luther King were alive …

Posted on January 16, 2017 by Katherine Crosier

If Martin Luther King were alive and had come to the concert at Lutheran Church of Honolulu last night, he would loved the scene, suggested soprano Georgine Stark. [First of all, did you know that King’s given birth name was not Martin but … Continue reading →

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A life of leisure … NOT!

Posted on January 12, 2017 by Katherine Crosier

Last Sunday about 4:00 pm after I had just settled into my seat at the Symphony concert and before the music began, my phone vibrated, indicating that I had a new email message. It was from Chandra Peters, the chapel … Continue reading →

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Martin Luther and Martin Luther King

Posted on January 24, 2015 by Katherine Crosier

I remember a few years ago when the pastor, during the children’s sermon, asked the children if they knew who Martin Luther was. Understandably, the children confused the great reformer, Martin Luther, with the civil rights activist whose birthday we … Continue reading →

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