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/Lent is the season in which we are most aware of God’s own suffering - both for us and with us.
Read MoreLent is the season in which we are most aware of God’s own suffering - both for us and with us.
Read MoreWhat do you do with all the strange imagery in the Bible of heaven and earth, of eternal rewards (or punishments) and of Christ as cosmic ruler?
Read MoreThe Episcopal Church is often described as being supported by a three-legged stool.
Read MoreI could go on for many pages referencing the Biblical descriptions of God.
Read MoreClearly the disciples think they’re finally going to get the roadmap for what is coming next.
Read MoreI hope you will take the trip through all the Holy Week services with St. James this year, in person or online.
Read MoreLiturgical reforms have left us with kind of a split personality on Palm Sunday.
Read MoreTemptation is always all around us - temptation to do things that feel good in the moment but are not necessarily good for us in the long run - or good for the rest of the world, either.
Read MoreAll our members are part of this body - and you are needed in the body at Annual Meeting.
Read MoreThese readings remind me that whenever we think we’re in charge, we’d better think again.
Read MoreThe third Sunday of Advent is the one on which we’ll light the pink candle in the advent wreath. What’s that all about?
Read MoreAdvent! The start of the new church year is upon us and begins this Sunday.
Read MoreSometimes it is hard to remember that stewardship is also about being stewards of divine experiences we’ve had a glimpse of but do not fully understand, of seeds to be planted for a harvest we may never realize, and of a faith witness that God calls us to proclaim.
Read MoreTheologians have been discussing and writing about the Trinity for centuries, and we are no further ahead on agreeing or understanding what the it really is.
Read MoreI would love it if just once in my life I’d be able to prepare a meal that everyone in my family loved and thoroughly enjoyed.
Read MoreI love the Breton Fisherman’s prayer that begins, ‘O God, thy sea is so great and my boat is so small.’ There is something both terrifying and very comforting about how small we are compared with the alpha and omega of all there is and ever will be.
Read MoreWalk together with us through the triduum of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday.
Read MoreWeekly at 9:30 at St. James.
We hope you can join us for Sunday worship
The service is also streamed on our Facebook page and our website
Pocket of Peace ( a service of peaceful prayer) at 12 noon online
Tues-Fri: 10-2
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