Rev. James A. Campbell, D. Min.
To Follow the Cabbage Parables of Consequence ISBN: 978-0-9789766-7-5 88 pages, soft cover, $14.95 |
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Cabbage-ism could be the natural connections that unfold as philosophy gives way to plumbing and plumbing to the history of tulips. It is the wisdom of the jester on steroids, humor from the paradox of unleashed, yet well-tended wonder.
In July of 1990, Rev. James A. Campbell and his family moved to Willow, Alaska, a bubbling caldron of Cabbage-ism and the home of the Spasm family who lives on Hatcher Pass. The Spasm family not only lives the purist form of Cabbage-ism, they give it form and story. Spasmocity is cabbage-ism distilled into poetry, into dance. This book of cabbage-ism is an account of, and tribute to, the Spasm family of Willow as they follow the cabbage. It is the Gospel of the Cabbage.
Rev. James A. Campbell, D. Min.
Rev. James A. Campbell is pastor of Turnagain United Methodist Church of Anchorage, Alaska, where he continues his serious pursuit of the advocacy of Cabbage-ism. For ten years he was pastor of the Willow United Methodist Church, whose membership included the Spasm family of this book. Rev. Campbell was elected "Head" of the Order of The Cabbage and is author of the forthcoming book, Cabbage-alistic Sermons. Rev. Campbell is married and has three children, all of whom have asked to remain anonymous.
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