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Author Archives: harasprice
Next Steps in a Blended Vocational Life
An update on the blended vocational journey Continue reading
Gifts of Sabbath
Reflections on Sabbatical (and a photo montage, too) Continue reading
Looking at our Demons
Homily preached at St. Gregory of Nyssa Episcopal Church (San Francisco, CA)
Proper 7, June 19 2022 Continue reading
Posted in sermons, work and life
Tagged Christianity, healing, homily, Jesus, juneteenth, personhood, Proper 7
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Why can’t we have complex things?
A reflection following the leaking of information suggesting the overturn of the Supreme Court’s decision in Roe vs. Wad Continue reading
Poems for Holy Week 2022
Holy Week poetry collection 2022 Continue reading
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Grace All Around
Homily for CDSP Community Eucharist
Epiphany VII Year A (Gafney’s Women’s Lectionary for the Whole Church) Continue reading
Posted in sermons
Tagged Christianity, grace, Jesus, John 2:1-11, Seminary Preaching, Wedding at Cana, Women's Lectionary
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Three Prayers
Homily for the Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany, Year C February 6, 2022 St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Richmond VA (SKP’s departure sermon) Lectionary Texts: Isaiah 6:1-8, [9-13] 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 Luke 5:1-11 Psalm 138 Prologue: I often begin my … Continue reading
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Tagged call, Christianity, curacy, disciples, fish for people, here I am send me, Jesus, vocation
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One Body
Homily for the Third Sunday after the Epiphany, Year C Continue reading
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Tagged Body of Christ, Eucharist, healing, Jesus, Racialized Trauma, Resmaa Menakem, social justice, social work, spirituality, trauma
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The Star and The Dove
Homily for the First Sunday after the Epiphany, Year C (Baptism of Christ)
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Tagged baptism, Baptism of Christ, Christianity, epiphany, Jesus, magi, Star, Theophany
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2022: Making Room
I typically step aside from the artificial pressure of proclaiming New Year’s resolutions. That said, my planning-focused mind inclines to reflection and its wise companion, foresight. Wisdom persistently beckons when it’s time for change. And this is such a time, … Continue reading
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Tagged call, discernment, new year, resolutions, vocation, wisdom
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small points of light 