Thank you for sharing this conversation with Dean Robert and Fletcher. I always learn something new from them. As a member of the Garden Congregation, the Dean has meant so much to me. Greetings from Raleigh, NC.
Thank you Oklahoma Faith Network for sharing Dean Robert’s message with us. He is so wise and yet so very kind. And to see and hear Fletcher as well is quite a treat for those of us in the Garden Congregation. Grateful for their message here in Los Angeles.
What a fine presentation of Dean Willis' and Fletcher's insights to the holiness of Creation. How is it that we who espouse belief in God neglect the Creator's precious gift of all life that inhabits our beleaguered planet?
I have only just discovered these conversations with dear Dean Robert! As a member of the Garden Congregation I have missed his daily Morning Prayer & often begin my days with his previous Bible teachings. I will look for more of Dean Robert with Fletcher.Glenda Lindsay Bristol UK
Thank you to the Oklahoma Faith Network for posting this conversation. My mother was born and raised in Oklahoma City, and I have fond childhood memories of visiting my grandmother there. I was first introduced to Dean Robert and the Garden Congregation because of my love for cats. On RUclips, I found his reading of Kipling's JUST SO STORIES, especially "The Cat Who Walked by Himself" and from there I discovered the Garden Congregation. It was a great support to me and to many others during the pandemic, and it continues to be a support to this day.
What a wonderful interview. I particularly liked Fletcher’s comments about climate change as a natural cycle that has been thrown dangerously out of balance by human activity.
Thank you for sharing this conversation with Dean Robert and Fletcher. I always learn something new from them. As a member of the Garden Congregation, the Dean has meant so much to me. Greetings from Raleigh, NC.
Thank you Oklahoma Faith Network for sharing Dean Robert’s message with us. He is so wise and yet so very kind. And to see and hear Fletcher as well is quite a treat for those of us in the Garden Congregation. Grateful for their message here in Los Angeles.
What a fine presentation of Dean Willis' and Fletcher's insights to the holiness of Creation. How is it that we who espouse belief in God neglect the Creator's precious gift of all life that inhabits our beleaguered planet?
I have only just discovered these conversations with dear Dean Robert! As a member of the Garden Congregation I have missed his daily Morning Prayer & often begin my days with his previous Bible teachings. I will look for more of Dean Robert with Fletcher.Glenda Lindsay Bristol UK
Dean Robert, thank you for your covid garden presentations.
YOU and your supporters were a great help during the isolation of covid.
I enjoyed Dean Rrobert's insights and I have shared it. Thank you, Father Joseph Alsay, for opening the door that made this week possible!
Thank you to the Oklahoma Faith Network for posting this conversation. My mother was born and raised in Oklahoma City, and I have fond childhood memories of visiting my grandmother there. I was first introduced to Dean Robert and the Garden Congregation because of my love for cats. On RUclips, I found his reading of Kipling's JUST SO STORIES, especially "The Cat Who Walked by Himself" and from there I discovered the Garden Congregation. It was a great support to me and to many others during the pandemic, and it continues to be a support to this day.
Looking forward to hearing the new tune for your hymn.
What a wonderful interview. I particularly liked Fletcher’s comments about climate change as a natural cycle that has been thrown dangerously out of balance by human activity.
Well done Fletcher 👏. Thank you for this from New Zealand 🇳🇿
Great to hear from Dean Robert and Fletcher!
Thank you Dean Robert and Fletcher. The Garden Congregation from London . x
Thank for this honest and frank discussion about current situation of faith
Excellent parting thougnt
Encourage is a good word x
Don't forget Tiger winning an Oscar !! Good discussion on Interfaith.
Why aren't you referring to the 2 great ecological teachings of Pope Francis Laudato Si and Laudato Deum?
Woman cannot be priests. It's biblical. If you don't follow God's Word, how can you be Christian?