Whenever we gather in worship, we join with other followers of Jesus we cannot see. Communion is always a ‘communion of saints’, past, present and future – a community beyond time and space.
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So much of our time on this earth is planning for the future. What’s for dinner? What will I wear on Sunday? What do I want to be when I grow up?
What does God expect of us, anyway? John Wesley came up with three ‘general rules’:Â Do no harm;Â Do good;Â Pay attention to God.
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What does God expect of us, anyway? John Wesley came up with three ‘general rules’:Â Do no harm;Â Do good;Â Pay attention to God.
Great Expectations Read More »
Have you ever been hurt, even to the point of feeling betrayed? (And don’t we all know what it’s like to be hurt?) If so, this Sunday’s sermon is for you.
Beloved and Betrayed Read More »
That’s the question that the Israelites ask each other as they wander, thirsty, in the wilderness. Their frustration is understandable: there is no water for them to drink…
Water From a Rock Read More »
What do you need? That’s a question that seems a bit fraught. If I’m the one doing the asking, say when someone comes to the church asking for help…
Bread for the Journey Read More »
With the Book of Exodus in our lectionary, it is so appropriate to leave the confines of the sanctuary for the wide open spaces of Riverside Park!
The Mercies of Traveling Read More »
It’s back to school week, a season of new routines, new experiences, and first impressions for many in our community, whether heading to preschool or grad school…
First Impressions Read More »
My three months of work on the pastoral team at St. Paull and St. Andrew’s is coming to an end this Sunday, September 3rd.
Liberating Church Read More »