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Rector's Blog: For The Unprepared
posted on Apr 14, 2022 This blog post is also available as a podcast
We are in the midst of Holy Week, and Easter is upon us, and that can only mean one thing for me: I have failed at another Lent. It has become my new tradition, failing at Lent. I cann...
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Rector's Blog: Throwback Series, Proclaiming the Blessing You See
posted on Apr 8, 2022 Editor's note: This blog is part of our Throwback Series. This blog post was originally posted on March 17, 2021.
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I believe that LGBTQ+ people are a blessing to this world. The church ...
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Rector's Blog: Thy Kingdom Come
posted on Apr 1, 2022 This blog is also available as a podcast
Episcopal author and activist Vida Scudder wrote these words in 1917: "This is the hour of opportunity ; this is the hour of the Church. In the last fifty years she has accomplished a great prep...
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Rector's Blog: Incompletely White
posted on Mar 25, 2022 This blog is also available as a podcast.
During one of our Lenten Series discussions, I saw a really beautiful moment of vulnerability, curiosity, and affection . I want to share it with you because I t hink it illustrates some o...
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Rector's Blog: Angry and Beautiful
posted on Mar 18, 2022 The blog is also available as a podcast.
The first time I heard the band Nirvana , I was in 7 th grade. Their breakout song "Smells Like Teen Spirit" was all over the radio, and its video was in constant rotation ...
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Rector's Blog: Practicing Promise
posted on Mar 11, 2022 The blog is also available as a podcast.
The first five books of the Bible, t he Tora h, comprise the narrative that shapes and defines the people called Israel. The other books of what we Christians call the Old Testament ...
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Rector's Blog: Following Love, Finding Transformation
posted on Mar 4, 2022 The blog is also available as a podcast.
I have been married for almost 14 years. I didn't get married because I wanted to change. I didn't get married because I wanted to become a different kind of person. I got married because I loved th...
Read MoreThe Labyrinth
posted on Mar 3, 2022 We invite you to a meditative prayer practice for Lent for the entire family. For anyone seeking a small and meaningful way to engage with prayer this Lenten season, these vinyl stickers will be made available this Sunday and you can pick them up...
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The Gospel & Race - Youth Lenten Study (Grades 9 - 12)
posted on Mar 2, 2022 The Gospel & Race Lenten Study Connecting the practices of Lent & Anti-Racism CoR Youth Room | Sunday Nights from March 6 - April 10 | 6pm-7:30pm High school students are invited to join us for food and conversation as we utilize the resource ...
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Becoming Beloved Community
The Church Cracked Open: Poured out for the life of the world
posted on Mar 2, 2022 Our Wednesday Lenten program will be a study of The Church Cracked Open, by Stephanie Spellers. This will be a hybrid program, in-person and via ZOOM. There will be refreshments and a light supper. "In this critical yet loving book, the autho...
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