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Tag Archives: Christmas
The Word Became
A homily for Christmas, prepared for the Friday Red Door Healing Service at Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Friday, December 23rd, 2016 John 1:1-14 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word … Continue reading
Posted in sermons
Tagged Christianity, Christmas, Jesus, John 1:1-14, liberation theology, Logos, nativity, power of words, social justice, word became flesh, words
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Madonna
Madonna at the Food Pantry Christmas Eve, 2015 She caught me unaware when she turned around, Saw my face and exclaimed, “I know you!” She was indeed familiar, whether in body or spirit. Coffee in one hand, wrapping her sweater … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry and verse
Tagged Christianity, Christmas, Christmas Eve, faith, food pantry, God, incarnation, madonna, ministry, nativity, pregnancy, spirituality
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Silent Night
I have welcomed Christmas Eve by singing with full voice and full heart for as long as I can remember. In recent years, I have been part of a choir and/or singing at church service, and even in the interim … Continue reading
Posted in advent 2013
Tagged Christmas, communion, Contemplation, faith, laryngitis, music, serving, silence, silent night, sing, stillness, worship
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Hope, part 3 (the gift)
All I wanted for Christmas that year was a Rubik’s cube. Now, that sounds like a ridiculously cheap and easy holiday gift, compared with iPads and Xboxes dominating lists today. But, in 1981, it really was all I wanted. Purchasing … Continue reading
Posted in advent 2013
Tagged Advent, Christmas, dad, father, gift, hope, humor, Parenting, practical jokes, present, rubik's cube, Waiting
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small points of light 