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Fasting in the Spirit of Lent
Discerning Effective Ways of Nurturing Our Relationships with God If you know me, you probably won’t be surprised to learn that I earned a reputation as a bit of a rulebreaker. I don’t always behave the way some people
Metanoia: A Change of Heart to Heal Hearts that Have Been Broken
Unless we’ve been living under a rock, we all know that Lent is a time when people frequently talk about something called repentance. And if you’re anything like me, you grew up hearing the word repentance and equating it
February 11, 2024, Newsletter
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Do Your Best, Do Your Best, Put Your Fasting to the Test!
Happy Aloha Friday, Ash Wednesday edition! I know it isn’t Friday, and I know Ash Wednesday isn’t exactly a day when we’re supposed to feel overly happy. In fact, our Prayer Book designates Ash Wednesday as one of two
The Episcopal Church: Theology Built on a Solid Foundation
The Christian Church has been around since Jesus established it some 2000 years ago. And ever since the very early days of the Church, Christians have not agreed on everything theological or liturgical. Peter and Paul, two of the
Bob Trotter – Curanderismo: Healing Through Faith, Prayer and Traditional Knowledge
Come hear St. John’s own, Bob Trotter as he presents his Talk and Slide Show on Curanderismo: Healing Through Faith, Prayer and Traditional Knowledge. Sponsored by the St. John’s Faith Through the Arts Mnistry. Saturday, February 24, 4:00 p.m. –
Lift Every Voice
The Importance of Celebrating Black History Month and Listening to Black Voices Living in the desert, February can mean a lot of things! The weather is great here this time of year, couples celebrate their love on Valentine’s Day,
Where is God?
Reconciling Pain and Suffering When God is Supposed to be Loving In the Book of the Prophet Jeremiah, the Lord tells Jeremiah, “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated
Liturgy Ministry
Fr. Tim has shared with us that our word “liturgy” comes from a Greek word that means “the work of the people.” This means that when we celebrate the liturgy, the people have a very important role! Without the people