Author Archives: Pat

My new book, Rediscovering Christianity: Origins and a new Era has just been released. Here is a synopsis: With humanity on the cusp of a dramatic new era, Patricia Kepler invites us to reexamine the foundations of Christian faith that … Continue reading →

I have this feeling that the changes in how we conduct our daily lives have just snuck up on us. And here we are. A small tree came down in the last windstorm. No change there. But then I went … Continue reading →

I republish this document for July 4, 2022, at a time when our nation is in desperate need of it, on behalf of all those who brought it into being for all those who can bring it to life today … Continue reading →

The Reverend Thomas Fitch Kepler of Arlington Massachusetts died peacefully asleep at his home on April 30, 2022, after having led a long, varied, and full life. All who knew him will remember his deep devotion to the cause of … Continue reading →

The other day I found myself carefully folding a used piece of tin foil so I could use it again. Shades of my mother’s early experience of Germany’s terrible economic depression after World War I. That was so long ago … Continue reading →

This Document was presented to the United States in 1976 on the occasion of our Bicentennial by the Women’s Coalition for the Third century. I was privileged to serve as its President. I share this on July 4, 2021. Preamble  … Continue reading →

It is the Monday after our second Covid Easter, 2021. Almost everything was on Zoom, the glorious Easter celebration, the family gathering, and forget the family dinner. We did see some family and a friend outside for an in-person time … Continue reading →

Thank You,  African  Americans I want to thank black Americans for saving American democracy and moral compass once again. All eyes have been on Georgia during both the Presidential election and the election of Senators from Georgia. The majority of … Continue reading →

Epiphany 2021 in Washington, DC. The mob that descended on and attacked the Capitol this week was urged on by Donald Trump and protected by him. And as he told them, loved by him. Most of them were probably ordinary … Continue reading →

I am looking at my dog sleeping on the sofa and preparing for her to soon wake up and ask to go outside .She is young and needs to move and have something interesting to do. My husband and I … Continue reading →