A Procession Is Different…, Lent 3 (A) – 1996
[…] by actions, desires, passions, indecision and decisions, pettiness and pride and all of the other daily sins. God knows everything I have ever done. My private procession to the Cross […]
2018 Advent Resources Available Online
[…] and activities. #AdventWord This popular Advent practice returns in 2018. Sign up to receive a daily word to use as a focus for your prayer and an invitation to share […]
Feast of Alfred the Great – Michigan Diocesan Convention
[…] insisted that people should be able to read and learn in the language of their daily speech. “Teach them Latin later,” he said, “after they’ve learned in their own tongue.” […]
Being formed by the hope that is in us: A challenge for the new year
[…] flux; we are always being formed and shaped, in part by the events of our daily lives and our response to them. The question is: what will shape our lives? […]
The First Fruits of Revival
[…] many are doing The Bible Challenge privately or in small congregational groups, 143 are meeting daily on Facebook to share the experience and reflect on the scriptures of the day. […]
Marks of mission
[…] be. In a large view, it’s about partnering in building the Reign of God. In daily life, you and I get countless opportunities to engage in that mission. In […]
Bible Study: Easter 2 (C) – 2022
[…] need to live more fully into Christ’s callings for me? Psalm 150 We are reminded daily of the loss from COVID, even as transmission rates drop. We totter on the […]
What Will Happen to Him?, Proper 10 (C) – 2019
[…] James Koester of the Society of Saint John the Evangelist wrote in one of the daily reflections, Brother, Give Us a Word, about Pentecost, saying, “We need not fear any […]
Go and Do Likewise, Proper 10 (C) – 2001
[…] They want to have what he has — a peace that comes only from close, daily communion with God. They want to enter, to inherit the kingdom of heaven. So […]
Driven by the Spirit, Lent 1 (C) – 2016
[…] him apart while at the same time plunging him into the sufferings and joys of daily living: the words uttered at his baptism, “You are my Son, the Beloved; with […]
Bible Study: Lent 5 (C) – 2022
[…] God’s mission of restoration to all creation. How can we live and serve with our daily experiences bracketed in hope? What would this look like, sound like, and feel like? […]
Churchwide Bible Reading Initiative Begins in Epiphany 2020
[…] the third year for the Good Book Club, an initiative designed to support and encourage daily scripture. For the first time, the Anglican Church of Canada is actively participating with […]
Lenten Devotions
[…] This series features scripture, prayer and meditative thoughts, accompanied by music and can be accessed daily at www.d365.org/journeytothecross. Shannon Kelly (a priest in the Episcopal Church and Province V’s Youth […]
Episcopal, ELCA Presiding Bishops issue World AIDS Day 2011 letter
[…] Anglicans and Lutherans, most living in developing countries, for whom the virus is an ever-present daily reality. The struggle against HIV and AIDS is our own struggle as churches and, […]
Transformed in Baptism, Epiphany 1 (B) – January 7, 2024
[…] to love and serve you and our neighbors; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. ( Daily Prayer for All Seasons, Church Publishing) Susan Butterworth, M.A., M.Div, is a writer, teacher, singer, and lay minister. […]
Bulletin Insert: Advent 1 (B) – First Week of Advent: Saying “Yes” to the Journey – November 29, 2020
[…] course of this holy season, we invite you to respond to that call using these daily practices, and encourage you to offer them to your friends, family, and neighbors. English […]
Perhaps Many of Us Will Think…, Lent 1 (B) – 2009
[…] would be hard to walk away from such an opportunity. But this covenant also demanded daily choices from Abraham. âWalk before me, and be blameless.â What God began with Abraham […]
Liturgy
[…] the calendar of the church year and the lectionaries for the Holy Eucharist and the Daily Office (BCP, pp. 15-33, 888-1001). Liturgy is to involve the various members and ministries […]
An Epiphany Message from the Presiding Bishop
[…] reach out beyond ourselves in communion and loving service to those in many places who daily bear burdens of poverty and disease and live with little hope that their cries […]
Bible Study: Epiphany 2 (C) – 2013
[…] both loved ones and strangers. O God, thank you for the gifts you give us daily. Grant that we may remember to use them in love. John 2:1-11 John structures […]