Subversive Undercroft #160: Isaias
August 8, 2020
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Something a little different because the hurricane kind of upended our normal flow
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Day: August 8, 2020
Faith to Go: Discerning and Persevering
August 8, 2020
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Special guest Maya Little-Saña joins to discuss the story of Jesus and Peter walking on water from this week’s gospel.
Ballpark Church
August 8, 2020
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“For me, ballpark church represents a mustard seed planted to nurture a return to communal worship, a reminder that now, more than ever, I can and must find God in the most unexpected places.”
Expansive Language as a Tool for Social Justice: an interview with the Rev. Canon Dr. Ellen Clark-King
August 8, 2020
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“What was exciting about this? It was exciting to find ways that we could make the same meaning present in language that didn’t leave people on the outside of it. So finding new ways to have that same emotional content of the words be present, but in words that when they wrote the book of common prayer they never thought of using.”
Popping Collars: Time Travel
August 8, 2020
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A conversation about Pop Culture Events in the Past
A Grain of Joy
August 8, 2020
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“Seeing that baby sneeze on the television program made me look for the small flashes of joy that can pop up anywhere and everywhere. I’ve noticed my dreams have begun to be happier and more thoughtful. I’ve found moments of pleasure and enjoyment, however brief, have come more frequently. I think I’ve found a kind of mustard seed all my own that grows like faith.”
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