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Tag Archives: Jesus
From One Celebration to Another…
A Homily for Palm Sunday/Passion Sunday, Year B Sunday, March 25, 2018 Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Lectionary Readings Passing from one celebration to another, from palms and branches let us now make haste, O faithful, to the … Continue reading
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Tagged chant, choices, Christianity, Frank Ferko, Jesus, Lent, Motet for Passion Sunday, music, Music for Lent, palm sunday, Passion Sunday, rend our heart, way of the cross
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Seeing through new eyes…
via Healing Welcome I had an opportunity to participate in an interview for my own project, Faith from the Margins to the Web. It always amazes me how these things work: something will happen (in this case, someone canceling with … Continue reading
Posted in Spiritual journey, work and life
Tagged bible study, Christianity, epiphany, healing, hope, inspiration, Jesus, light, memory, ministry, miracle, reflection, religion, serving, sight, spirituality, welcome
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Five Golden Words…
A homily for the First Sunday after Christmas, Year B Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church December 31, 2017 At around 11 a.m. on December 25th, I glanced at my phone and saw a few friends posting their Christmas morning … Continue reading
Tidings of Comfort and Joy…
Sometimes, it only takes an instant for a small point of light to cut through the ordinariness of days and touch the depths of the soul. A few weeks ago, I was gathering people for bible study while my friend … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry and verse, Spiritual journey, work and life
Tagged Christianity, Christmas, do not be afraid, inspiration, Jesus, joy
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The Face I See
A Sermon for the Last Sunday after Pentecost, Year A (Christ the King) Lectionary Readings Sometimes the Reign of Christ looks like a short, hunched-over women with wildly cut hair, sipping sweet tea with lemon, savoring the last bite of … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ, christ the king, counseling, deinstitutionalization, expectation, Holy Spirit, homelessness, Jesus, learning, liberation, Matthew 25:31-46, Mental health, poverty, presence, reign of christ, sermon, sheep and the goats, social work, student, the least of these, when did we see you Lord
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[Not] Impostors
The Imposter Phenomenon and the Kingdom of Heaven: A Homily for Proper 23, Year A
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Now, but not yet…
A reflection for Proper 12, Year A Prepared for Red Door Healing Service, Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Matthew 13:31-33,44-52 Jesus put before the crowds another parable: “The kingdom of heaven is like a mustard seed that someone took … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, Jesus, Kingdom of Heaven, parable, Proper 13, sermon
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The Patient Gardner
A Reflection for Proper 11, Year A Prepared for the Red Door Healing Service, Grace and Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Matthew 13:24-30,36-43 Jesus put before the crowd another parable: “The kingdom of heaven may be compared to someone who sowed … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, Christianity, garden, gardening, Jesus, memoire, parable of the sower, parable of wheat and weeds, patience, proper 11, sermon
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