From the Rector
Prioritizing Mercy
Jesus is on the side of the poor, abused, and oppressed. It will not win, because just as he was in all the strange dark days of history, Jesus is on the side of justice and peace. So, as his followers, let’s be sure we’re on his side, the side with the great cloud of witnesses, the side of the Kingdom of God.
Cloud of Witnesses
Jesus is on the side of the poor, abused, and oppressed. It will not win, because just as he was in all the strange dark days of history, Jesus is on the side of justice and peace. So, as his followers, let’s be sure we’re on his side, the side with the great cloud of witnesses, the side of the Kingdom of God.
Speak, Lord, for we – your servants – are listening!
This Saturday and Sunday we celebrate the feast of the Transfiguration of our Lord. The account of Christ’s ascension up the holy mountain with the three members of his inner circle is familiar to many Christians.
Planting Trees Others Will Enjoy
This past week I learned about a remarkable recent event in Ethiopia. In a nationally coordinated effort, the people of that country worked together to plant 350 million trees in a single day.
A Transformed Saturday Service
This September, the Saturday evening service will transform in order to make it more accessible and compelling for newcomers from less liturgical church backgrounds or no church background at all.
A Bit More about Expansive Language
I’ve heard from more than a few of you that you’re somewhat confused by the new “expansive language” rites we’ve begun using