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Sunday, Pentecost 10
8/9/20 Get out of the boat! Jesus told Peter to get out of the boat and come to Him. Looking at our present state of disunity and pandemic the Rev’d D. Rebecca Dinovo says it’s now our turn: “It is our turn to stretch out our hands and help people sinking in the storm. It is our time to do what seems impossible, because we must.” Read now. |
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Sunday, Pentecost 9
8/2/20 Covidtide Inaugurating what she calls the 21st week of Covidtide, The Rev’d. D. Rebecca Dinovo examines our feelings of scarcity amidst the pandemic, but assures us that “…with God, there is always enough – so let’s be generous…there’s enough love, enough peace, enough grace to go around for all of us.” Read now. |
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Sunday, St. James Day
7/26/20 Groaning to Glory On this St. James Day The Rev’d Dr. Mark Hargreaves shows us the depictions of our patron saint around the church, and explains St. James’ pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Northern Spain. He then ties that pilgrimage to our present pandemic and St. Paul’s letter to the Romans, where St. Paul describes the groaning of our journey that ends in glory. Read now. |
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Sunday, Pentecost 7
7/19/20 Keeping Perspective St. Paul considered “…that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory about to be revealed to us.” The Rev’d Mark Hargreaves, picking up on that theme in the context of today travails, asks us keep a broader perspective, assuring us that “…God is with us, and He will accompany us through life's dark days.” Read now. |
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Sunday, Pentecost 6
7/12/20 Now Live Continuing in St. Paul’s letter to the Romans, the Rev’d Mark Hargreaves reviews how St. Paul contrasts living by the flesh and living by the Spirit. He calls to us: “At this time when all our lives have been changed and constrained in so many ways, let's look to live out our spiritual lives to the full and enjoy the abundance and the peace that that life in the Spirit brings.” Read now. Sunday, Pentecost 5
St. Paul on sin 7/5/20 Drawing from St. Paul’s letter to the Romans on the frustrations of dealing with sin the Rev’d Mark Hargreaves notes that “in this present time of our own vulnerability and powerlessness . . . now more than ever, we're being reminded of how ridiculous it is to think that we are in control of our lives.” But St. Paul didn’t leave it there, and neither does Fr. Mark. Read now. |
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