Author Archives: Richard Guzman
Climbing Bryan’s Mountain, 2020
This isn’t a picture on Bryan’s Mountain (Bell Rock), but another place in Sedona: Red Rock Crossing, what some have said is the most photographed spot in Arizona. You can see why. That’s my son Aaron looking up at Cathedral … Continue reading
Unpacking Racism: Taking Risks To Let Strangers Become Neighbors
This article is part of a series of posts based on the 2020 Laity Convocation of the Northern Illinois Conference of the United Methodist Church. Go to the Lead Post in this series. Below is the presentation of JUDY SIABA, … Continue reading
Walmart, Pence, and Politics As Usual
Say what you will against Walmart—and there’s lots of negative—but on June 29, 2020, USA Today’s Charisse Jones reported: “Walmart will stop the sale of ‘All Lives Matter’ merchandise on its website, noting that it is putting its emphasis on … Continue reading →