Blessing of the Boats and the Bay in Longport, NJ
July 3, 2017
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Church of the Redeemer in Longport, New Jersey held its second annual “Blessing of the Boats and the Bay” yesterday.
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When the Rooster Crows
July 3, 2017
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Three times, Peter denied Jesus. I can only imagine the pain and indignity that Jesus must have felt. Peter, one of the first disciples to be called, was with Jesus throughout his entire ministry. And yet, through all of this, Jesus loves Peter.
2FAB #51: 2Samuel 23-24
July 2, 2017
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In this episode, the turmoil at the end of David’s reign
A charism of God’s creation
July 2, 2017
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We have been asked what it is like being a gay person at Palmer Memorial Church. The answer is that being gay is a nonissue
Rethinking the transition process
July 2, 2017
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The search processes for diocesan bishops, rectors, and vicars are broken. Little evidence exists, beyond anecdotes, to demonstrate that the current processes efficaciously select clerics who succeed in their new posts
Appeasing the Gods
July 2, 2017
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Violence has been crucified. In the new regime, the greatest are those who serve the most, those who have time to pour a little cool water for a child.
Start the Fire, Keep It Burning
July 1, 2017
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Both women were utterly Christian. They were born and raised in the church or in various churches, and took the Christianity very seriously.
Haraambe: A gathering of Anglican bishops
June 30, 2017
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Myths and stereotypes, misunderstandings and propaganda have been broken down. It is clear we have so much more in common than the issues that divide us and threaten our unity at this time
Triangle of Hope: Kumasi (in Ghana), Virginia and Liverpool
June 30, 2017
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Each one of our Dioceses was directly involved in the dreadful Slave Triangle. We remember and acknowledge with sorrow that human beings were captured and enslaved for financial gain with no regard for their dignity and humanity. We view this history with great pain and in penitence before God, the God who wills in Christ to bring freedom and justice for all.
Serendipity and Saul
June 30, 2017
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Saul’s search for donkeys that ended up in his being anointed ruler of all Israel reminded me of the power serendipity can have in my life if I let it.
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