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  • Christ the King – Politics and Palliative Care

    Christ the King – Politics and Palliative Care

    This morning we come to the end of the church year. Over the past twelve months we have celebrated God’s self-revelation in Advent and Christmas and Epiphany. We have recalled the suffering patience of Jesus in the season of Lent. We have walked through the darkness of Good Friday into the glory of Easter morning.…

  • Brokenness and Beauty

    Kintsugi (or kintsukuroi) is a Japanese practice and refers to the repair of broken pottery. In this particular practice, a broken piece of pottery is repaired using a resin that is sprinkled with gold. The pieces of a broken bowl or cup of plate are bound together with this gold-sprinkled resin. The result is striking,…

  • Christ the King Sunday – Joy, Gentleness, Peace (a sermon)

    This is a day of lasts. Not a day of firsts, but of lasts. Today is our last Sunday looking at Paul’s letter to the Philippians. And today is also the last Sunday of the church year. Each year we close out the liturgical calendar, we end the church year with the celebration of the…

  • Christ the King

    My sermon from this past Sunday. _________________  Today, as is indicated on our bulletin cover, is Christ the King Sunday.  Next week we will begin a new church year as we move into the season of Advent. And today we close out the old church year, doing so by celebrating the kingship of Jesus Christ.…