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/I have learned that time spent in quiet prayer and meditation does not diminish my available time, but actually expands my day.
Read MoreI have learned that time spent in quiet prayer and meditation does not diminish my available time, but actually expands my day.
Read MoreHypocrisy has been around as long as people have. Jesus used the word hypocrite in the gospels many times. And face it, we’re all prone to hypocrisy all the time.
Read MoreGod, you show me the path of life. With you there is fullness of joy. It is only in you that I can rest my whole, true self - body, mind and spirit.
Read MoreRemember that passage when Jesus said it would be easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to enter the Kingdom of Heaven? All his disciples were shocked! What? If a wealthy person is not right with God, who is? Their assumption was that prosperity indicated God’s favor.
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 MoreToday is Ash Wednesday - the first day of Lent 2022. The first day of your big opportunity to re-prioritize the spiritual fruits of your own life.
Read MoreSeeing, feeling, perceiving, hearing, tasting. Epiphany is an embodied season - a season of Christ’s incarnation coming home into our own bodies and selves.
Read MoreWhen we see or hear something beyond our expectations, we often say things like “I can’t believe my eyes!” or “I can’t believe what I’m hearing!”
Read MoreWe pray for those in authority because power can so easily corrupt and one’s highest ideals can so easily take a back seat.
Read MoreWhenever Paul prays for one of the early churches in his letters, I like to think about how he is praying for us also.
Read MoreAdvent keeps us on our toes, and its meant to. It’s the season in which we’re told to keep awake. To stay alert. To watch, and wait and trust that nothing is impossible with God. These are all no small feats in a world in which on many days it seems like a better idea to go hide our heads under our pillows!
Read MoreJust this Sunday and the next separate us from a new year and a new season of Advent, and you can tell Advent is near when the readings turn all apocalyptic.
Read MoreFor some, potato chips are not a junk food treat to avoid like they are for me, but a meal that is available and affordable and at least fills an empty stomach.
Read MoreThe annoying aunt. The loudly partying neighbor. The disrespectful teenager. The crooked politician. These neighbors are often downright hard to love - just how are you supposed to do that?
Read MoreMany of us experience a sense of return each week when we come together for worship on Sunday mornings - coming back to be with the people we know and love and who love and support us, hearing the familiear prayers, the music, the exploration of Scripture, and of course, the communion table.
Read MoreWe certainly know the feeling of exile these days after a year and a half of pandemic life
Read MoreGod is awesome. I mean - awesome in its original sense, not in the same way we call some cool sneakers ‘awesome.’
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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