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Do You Remember Where and When?
“Do you remember where you were when…?” I am sure you have been asked this question and have asked others this question many times. Where were you when the World Trade Center was attacked? Where were you when John Kennedy … Continue reading
Posted in Ron Abrams, Uncategorized
Tagged American Presidents, election, hope, humanity, Jesus, love, neighbor, politics, reflection, The Episcopal Church
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Hope is a Dangerous Thing
Following the tragic shooting in Orlando last Sunday, Social media has been flooded with tweets and posts and blogs of people trying to process their profound grief, anger, confusion and fear brought about by this latest act of violence. I … Continue reading
Posted in Paula Griffin, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, currentissues, Faith, fight, hope, love, PrayforOrlando, Spirituality, The Episcopal Church
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Saints and Sinners All
I recently had a week that was one of those incredibly busy weeks. I knew that on Friday, at the end of that week, we would be traveling out of town to spend the night with my son and his … Continue reading
Posted in Kitty Davis, Uncategorized
Tagged divine, error, fail, God, grandchildren, grandparents, guilt, humanity, love, mercy, Mistakes, nature, perception, succeed
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Love Heals
Jesus said, A new commandment I give you, to love one another as I have loved you. Jesus has called us to see the world through the lens of love and be a part of the work of bringing … Continue reading
Posted in Paula Griffin, Uncategorized
Tagged Christianity, commandment, community, garden, God, Growth, Jesus, love, loveheals, Rev.BeccaStevens, The Episcopal Church, Thistle, ThistleFarms
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Why Confirmation?
Today is April 23, 2016. For most people this day is just an ordinary day in the life of the church. For me though, this day holds special meaning! Today is the Feast of St. George. Growing up at … Continue reading
Posted in Ron Abrams, Uncategorized
Tagged April23, Bishop, Christ, Confirmation, FeastDay, Jesus, love, Saviour, St. George, The Episcopal Church
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Easter Confidence
The journey of Jesus from Palm Sunday to Easter Day and beyond is an acute reminder that evil was alive and well that week in Jerusalem and the events of Holy Week 2016 remind me that evil is alive and well in our world today. Continue reading
Posted in Ron Abrams, Uncategorized
Tagged Brussels, Christian Ethics, Christianity, Easter, Faith, God's Love, Jesus, love, Pakistan, Peace, Tragedy, Wisdom
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Life is Fleeting
Rami Shapiro once wrote a book entitled The Way of Solomon that is a translation of and commentary on the Book of Ecclesiastes. In it, he translates a very familiar passage in this way: Life is fleeting, The passing of … Continue reading
Posted in Kitty Davis
Tagged Cancer, Easter, Ecclesiastes, Ethics, family values, love, Rami Shapiro, resurrection, suffering, The Way of Solomon
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Lenten Mediations: Service
By Nancy Keller Just as the Son of Man came not to be served but to serve, and to give his life a ransom for many. ~Matthew 20:28 As a child, growing up in a small village of Dutch immigrants, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Ethics, Christian Service, Christian Values, Jesus, justice, Lent, love
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What the Great Command teaches us about Paris
by The Rev. Deacon Kitty Davis This past week I read an article by Diana Butler Bass, the author of many books including Christianity after Religion. In this article she explains the difference between the Great Commission and the Great … Continue reading
Posted in Kitty Davis
Tagged Christianity, Christianity After Religion, Church, Diana Butler Bass, Ethics, God, Holy Spirit, Jesus, justice, love, Paris, Peace, peacefulness, Terrorism, The Great Commandment, The Great Commission
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A Reflection on Veteran’s Day
Throughout the entirety of the Bible, God sends us the message, “do not be afraid, I am with you.” Throughout the Gospels Jesus reinforces the this message and assures us of God’s love and commitment to human kind. “Do not … Continue reading
Posted in Erin Kirby
Tagged Church, Erin Kirby, Ethics, God, justice, love, Peace, suffering, Thanksgiving, The Episcopal Church, Veterans, Veterans Day, Worship
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