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/The light of Christ is even more powerful than sunlight and perhaps also a little scary.
Read MoreThe light of Christ is even more powerful than sunlight and perhaps also a little scary.
Read MoreIf you heard my sermon on Sunday, you know sometimes I stop to really take a deep look at a familiar biblical phrase to better grasp what it might be saying to me.
Read MoreAs we prepare for Keene Pride week in our community and in our church, this reading gives us the chance to clarify what we mean when we use the word pride.
Read MoreSince our church is called St. James, I still feel affinity to the writer of the letter of James, even though he’s likely a different St. James than our own. And his advice to us this Sunday is to pray.
Read MoreWe all know what it’s like to be “hangry” (hungry and angry) or to be around someone else who is. No good comes from being in a state of empty resentment.
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but while I often give thanks to God for a lot of things, existing is not generally one of them.
Read MoreI love how not only do we pray to God, God also prays for us.
Read MoreThe present moment contains eternity despite lasting only for a fleeting instant.
Read MoreIf faith is to be anything more than a mental exercise, we need to put our faith into action in our lives, with love as the action verb that sets it into motion.
Read MoreThe Acts reading this Sunday challenges us to think about our own responses to challenging changes and conflicts.
Read MoreWhen the Sunday gospel is about Jesus’ temptations in the wilderness, you know Lent has arrived.
Read MoreMuch of our lives are spent in auto pilot without much conscious listening at all, but Lent invites us to intentionally carve out some time and space to be quiet and listen better.
Read MoreEvery choice we make, no matter how small, affects the wellbeing of the whole world.
Read MoreThe bible is a mysterious book - one that in many ways seems to be a relic of a much earlier time, hardly suited to our modern life.
Read MoreThe readings of Ordinary Time continue to 'right size' us, reminding us that God is God and we are not God.
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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