A poem by Rody Rowe Audacious, yes? You dare to suggest a tryst a rendezvous? Eternity desires,to make love to me? Really?You know what people are asking? If“Hail, O favored … Read More
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September 30 – October 9, 2024 The next info session is Thursday January 18 at 7pm. Register here: ecww.org/event/civil-rights-pilgrimage-info-session-3 Join Canon Britt, Pastor Bryon and Canon Carla Robinson for a … Read More
If we are to be ready for whatever lies ahead, we must choose love this day. And we will need to keep choosing it when the way becomes unclear or difficult; when we are anxious and afraid; when we are harmed by others. We choose love as an article of faith and the most powerful response to any situation.… Read More
The gift of imagination begins with the child—the child within us still, and among us always. And if Brown is right, and I believe she is, then the church’s central task is an imaginative one, and we need the children. For childhood is an immersion in awe and wonder, isn’t it.… Read More
“The World is About to Turn” December 9, 2023 9am – 3pm — Explore the many facets of Advent with dynamic speakers from around the Diocese, and enjoy fun, food … Read More
This is one of the ways we may think about the ministry of Jesus. Jesus rummaged through a lot of stuff in order to unearth that one thing, that one special heirloom that was hidden, buried, lost. By unearthing the heirloom, dusting it off, and setting before the people as front and center, Jesus was doing the work of fulfilling God’s law. And what he unearthed was the greatest commandment which was more than a remembrance of the past, it was life-giving.… Read More