Holiday survival guide
November 25, 2012
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The Rev. Victoria Weinstein, offers a guide for church leaders during Advent and Christmas.
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Tag: Church year
Living Lenten Wisdom in the Greening Time: Fasting
May 31, 2012
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by W. Christopher Evans To hear the praises of Orcas, we may have to sail silently; To smell the incense of Redwoods, we may have
The unifying power of Pentecost
May 27, 2012
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Rhonda Mawhood Lee draws from memories of growing up in Montreal, a world of two languages, to reflect on the power of Pentecost:
The mockingbird is the Pentecost bird.
May 26, 2012
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by Sam Candler At Pentecost, when the Christian Church remembers the day on which the disciples “were filled with the Holy Spirit and began to
Ascension to the Right Hand of God? Where?
May 19, 2012
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by Donald Schell To my surprise, a couple of events in the past week had me thinking freshly about the Ascension. And to write about
What we talk about when we talk about Easter
April 9, 2012
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We are celebrating the holiest season of the Christian year, a season we enter after seven weeks of preparation. How would you speak about your experiences during this time to someone who wasn’t attending a church, but might want to?
Anne Lamott on getting beyond bunnies
April 9, 2012
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When I stop, when I go into contemplation and meditation, when I breathe again and do the sacred action of plopping and hanging my head and being done with my own agenda, I hear that, ‘You don’t have that kind of time,’ you have time only to cultivate presence and authenticity and service, praying against all odds to get your sense of humor back.
Why did Jesus have to die?
April 8, 2012
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Mark Harris shares his sermon from the Easter Vigil. How would you answer Lily’s question?
Oh Sacred Head/American Tune
April 6, 2012
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J.S. Bach and Paul Simon. Together again.
Four stations, video meditations by Canon Frank Logue
April 6, 2012
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Human suffering is ubiquitous. What makes Jesus’ death on the cross is not what humans did to Jesus, but that God responded with love to hate and with life to death.
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