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"Peace," by Pat Redding Scanlon, 2009 (quilt)  

 
 

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Upcoming Sermons

July 17, 2011 – Fifth Sunday After Pentecost, Proper 11Our lives, like the field in the parable, grow with evil intertwined among the grace, love, and godly obedience that we promise to trust and employ in our Christian living. And we know from experience that no matter how intent we are to follow our vows, none of us will ever totally avoid the corrupting influences and tempting thoughts that lead us to go against the values of God....

July 10, 2011 – Fourth Sunday After Pentecost, Proper 10Is your heart like the path in today’s parable, impenetrable to God’s word? Are you like the hard, concrete patch of freeway, impenetrable to the seed of God’s love to break your surface and transform your grey, exhaust-stained surface? ...

July 4, 2011 – Independence DayAs our nation celebrates its 235th anniversary, reflection on our liberty, freedom, and relationship with God, the giver of all liberty, is a good exercise. ...

July 3, 20011 – Third Sunday After Pentecost, Proper 9We don’t want to need help. We want to be strong and capable, and we think keeping our problems to ourselves, trying to do things alone, trying to muscle our way through anxiety by ourselves is proof of our strength and ability. We’re celebrating Independence Day this weekend, when our country became a country, independent from England. But we tend to want to be independent in every way. ...

June 26, 2011 – Second Sunday After Pentecost, Proper 8"The wages of sin is death." Pulled out of the context of the majestic letter to the church in Rome, this short statement sounds ominous; we have all sinned, according to the same letter. If we read this standing by itself, we might conclude that there is no hope for us. ...

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