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/It is Christ’s presence in us, between us and among us that make us the church.
Read MoreIt is Christ’s presence in us, between us and among us that make us the church.
Read MoreI’ve noticed that simply now being in the season of Easter has boosted my spirits.
Read MoreThis Sunday is Palm Sunday, and it will certainly be different than what we are used to.
Read MoreI think it’s safe to say that we are all living through a time of swift and varied changes.
Read MoreDespite quarantines, sold-out face masks and gallons of hand sanitizer, sometimes something as tiny as a virus can still get the better of us.
Read MoreGeorge Frideric Handel knew a great bible verse when he saw one.
Read MoreDid you grow up in a church tradition that talked about Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior?
Read MoreAdvent invites us to enter the new church year starting fresh, re-imagining, and listening anew.
Read MoreI am having a hard time accepting how early it gets dark every day!
Read MoreAt this time in the church year, the readings take a decidedly apocalyptic turn.
Read MoreWhich came first, the chicken or the egg?
Read MoreIf you think I can sum the Trinity up in a few sentences in this week’s blog, well. I can’t. And Derek’s sermon this Sunday won’t manage to sew it all up tight either.
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 MoreHave you ever heard the phrase, baptism by fire? Sometimes the life of faith has its challenges…
Read MoreA transactional view of sacrifice and offering turns God into some kind of deal maker who’s willing to bargain to remove our suffering if we’re just faithful enough.
Read MoreWe’re heading into the darkest time of the year, and the idea of being surrounded by light is very appealing.
Read MoreI hear an echo of the ancient Celtic tradition in this Sunday’s collect. But only an echo. To me, our collect seems quite thin in comparison.
Read MoreJonathan Daniels felt God calling him through a Scripture reading at an evening prayer service held right here at St. James Church.
Read MoreWhen churches celebrate their patronal saints' feast day, it is often an opportunity for fun and food. But traditionally, Christians developed a special relationship with their patronal saint.
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