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Jesus, Indiana Jones, And All Of Us
By Jesus’ model, when the world turns to selfishness and judgment, we do not overcome those trials by returning aggression for aggression; we do not give cruelty for cruelty.
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Living in Love
Excerpted from the Rector’s Annual Parish Address on Sat., Feb. 8: Think of our being-in-love as a “first fruit” devotion:
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Annual Parish Address & Sermon: Proclaiming The Good News Of Trinity Church
To continue the growth of these last years, we must now accompany the widening of our congregation, with a deepening of the same …
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Moving all Sunday worship and Annual Meeting to this Saturday at 5 pm
Dear Trinity Church and friends, Grace and Peace and Thursday greetings! With Sunday-morning forecasts calling for as much as 12”
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Sermon: Postcards From The Edge
Whatever their social or emotional or partisan track, I recognize these postcards from the edge of a new political season will not be entirely untrue. Yet, I also know those posts will not tell the whole story…
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Sermon: The Eternity Of A Moment
Sharing in the eternity of the Eucharistic table, we stand and kneel with all those who have done the same before us and alongside us – we ‘actualize’ the past in a way that opens new possibilities in our present.
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Sermon: Both Sides, Now
We can still claim our share in her resilience – a defiant optimism, a hope like steel – when she sings from her throne: ‘Well, something’s lost, but something’s gained, in living every day’
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Sermon: Good Things Can Come From Hard Times
When we make straight Christ’s paths, we set ourselves on the high road of mercy, peace, and love – and we call all people to the same, to join us there.
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Sermon: Marvel The Mystery
Pull up the fences of our ordinary days and ponder the what-if’s … dare the what’s-beyond’s … and muse the how-it-all-came-to-be’s.
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Sermon: I Believe in a Path
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds found me during my senior year of high school. Over the years, I have loyally brought Cave’s long-players to my home stereo [some more than once, given my weakness for re-issues and re-masters and deluxe editions]. During one tide of the pandemic, I took a months-long deep-dive into his expansive catalogue. Through all the stylistic turns and strange characters, “Into My Arms” – from 1997’s, The Boatman’s Call – has remained a favorite for both its reassurances and its challenges. I mean, a pop song that begins with a demanding theological claim? You had me at hello, Mr. Cave.