Today We Reflect On the Story…, The Transfiguration – 2010
[…] stories of realizing Jesus as the Messiah during Epiphany, the journey to the cross during Lent, the glory of the resurrection at Easter, and the coming of the Holy Spirit […]
Behind the Veil, Last Sunday in Epiphany (B) – 2018
[…] a bridge from Epiphany, when we celebrate the miracles and works of Jesus’ life, to Lent, when we focus on Jesus’ journey to the cross. The Transfiguration is a miracle, […]
Preparing to Become the Beloved Community curriculum revised for Advent 2020
[…] las lecturas para cada semana de Adviento y el día de Navidad a través del lente de la justicia social. Obtenga aquí más información sobre este podcast . Disponible en […]
Eternal Life, Proper 15 (B) – 2021
[…] wine. You can increase or decrease your consumption but give up food and water for Lent and you might not make it to Easter. Lettuce is in the process of […]
Episcopal Church Executive Council: opening remarks from the President of the House of Deputies
[…] congregación con privilegios, es posible que esté viendo a toda la Iglesia a través del lente de su experiencia pandémica. Quizás esté pensando: la economía es fuerte, la gente tiene […]
EPPN LENTEN SERIES: The Greatest Commandment is Never Easy
[…] yourself.’ All the Law and the Prophets hang on these two commandments.” Matthew 22:36-40 (NIV) Lent is a time for study and reflection about the sacrifices Jesus made and how […]
Today’s Scripture Readings…, Easter 3 (C) – 2010
[…] and stories of hope. After all, we have just celebrated Easter â weâve gone through Lent to the unlikeliest outcome imaginable: that we are, along with Christ, raised from the […]
Shame and Wonder, Maundy Thursday – 2021
[…] foot-washing as part of the liturgy. This year, as we are in our second Covid-affected Lent, many communities will not physically share communion, much less wash feet, due to the […]
Today We Are Invited…, Ash Wednesday – 2007
[…] that grandmother’s oldest recipes may be helpful. For many people find the traditional disciplines of Lent as incomprehensible, as unapproachable, as her grandson once found those crumbling clippings. Consider today’s […]
Leave Her Alone. She Is Telling the Truth., Monday in Holy Week – 2023
[…] human death leads to his resurrection—and our resurrection. On Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent, we are invited “to the observance of a holy Lent, by self-examination and repentance; […]
Gratitude as the Pivot from Joy to Repentance
[…] joy of the season of Epiphany to the somber time of reflection and repentance during Lent. I had never really thought about it before, so sometimes abstaining from something makes […]
Everyday Adventures: The Rev. Dr. Patricia Lyons
[…] it and wanted to talk about God. “Are you using that church fabric ‘cause it’s Lent?” (then his wife asked him, “What’s Lent?”) “….ours is a mutt, but…I haven’t gone […]
He Lives, Great Vigil of Easter (B) – 2015
[…] be hungry. God’s kingdom means justice for the poor. We have journeyed with Jesus through Lent, watching him heal the sick and bring hope to the hopeless. And we have […]
Ash Wednesday message offered by heads of Episcopal Church, Anglican Church of Canada, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada
[…] forehead in the sign of the cross, a reminder of the place to where the Lenten journey takes us. Even at the outset of this holy season we are reminded […]
Presiding Bishop’s Easter message affirms ‘new life out of death’
[…] involved in moving away from a beloved community will know it as well. As this Lent draws to a close, take a careful look at your life. Where has God […]
The Good Book Club: Don’t stop now – the readings continue through Pentecost
[…] the Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles during the liturgical seasons of Lent and Easter 2018. Led by Forward Movement, the Good Book Club readings will finish […]
EAM Happenings – Summer 2021
[…] hard in contributing to the building of this country. In order to maintain harmony in the community, we have been si lent. We have been labeled a “model minority,” which has resulted in other communities of color being pit against […]
Register now for 4th Annual Border & Migration Ministry Summit
[…] Texas. Durante la cumbre, los asistentes aprenderán y reflexionarán sobre la migración forzada bajo el lente del asilo, la detención de inmigrantes y el acompañamiento. En las mesas redondas participarán […]
Epiphany: Hope and Gratitude
[…] For others this break in time between the celebration of Christmas and the reflection of Lent is a welcome exhalation on the liturgical calendar and a beautiful reminder to notice […]
Quaerite Dominum
[…] BCP suggests its use at Morning Prayer on Fridays after the OT reading, except in Lent, and at Evening Prayer after the OT reading on Tuesdays (pp. 144-145). The Hymnal […]