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The Feast of the Epiphany at the Church of the Epiphany
The Feast of the Epiphany at the Church of the Epiphany. The first feast of the Epiphany was the revelation of God’s love to the world through the birth of Jesus Christ, and the proclamation of that birth and its … Continue reading
Bumper sticker theology
Last month, the Episcopal Cafe reported that the Diocese of Delaware has made Episcopal license plates available (not plate-holders – actual license plates!) – http://www.episcopalcafe.com/lead/dioceses/episcopal_plates_1.html The Cafe also sampled a blogpost, “Automotive Evangelism,” by a driver of the plates, Elizabeth … Continue reading
Boniface, Missionary and Martyr
I read and hear often that the most effective way of introducing new people to the church (or vice versa) is by personal invitation to a friend, neighbour, or grocery checkout assistant. (Let’s leave aside for now the question of … Continue reading
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Tagged Boniface, evangelism, gospel, holy women holy men, inviting people to church, martyr, missionary, pitchforks
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Tea and sympathy in Orwell’s world
My younger daughter, elder god-daughter, and their friends are out tonight sleeping in boxes in solidarity with the people of our region who sleep that way regularly, and not by choice. Needless to say, I am proud of them. It also … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, Down and Out in Paris and London, evangelism, George Orwell, homelessness, Theresa of Avila
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