Reclaiming Our Baptismal Identity: A Call to the Episcopal Church
Walter Brueggemann’s prophetic critique in A Way Other Than Our Own: Devotions for Lent serves as both a warning and a call to action: For I believe the crisis in […]
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Embracing Advent: A Season of Hope and Transformation
As we approach the beautiful season of Advent, we invite you to join us at Trinity Episcopal Church, for a time of spiritual renewal and reflection. Advent, which begins on […]
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Reassessing Bonhoeffer: A Cautionary Tale for Today
In a world increasingly drawn to the allure of simplified narratives and clear-cut moral battles, the legacy of Dietrich Bonhoeffer stands as a profound challenge. Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy, […]
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This is My Story: Sharing the Journey of Faith, Struggles, and Triumphs
At Trinity Episcopal Church, we believe that everyone has a story to tell. Each person’s journey is unique and filled with moments of joy, faith, struggle, and triumph. We are […]
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Stewardship: Walking in Love Through Wealth, Wisdom, and Works
In the Episcopal Church, stewardship is more than a seasonal focus or a financial campaign—it’s a way of life, a spiritual practice that reflects our response to God’s abundant love. […]
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Rediscovering the True Meaning of Christmas: An Advent Conspiracy Reflection
Every year, as the holiday season approaches, the world shifts into overdrive. Storefronts glitter with lights, endless wish lists fill our minds, and the pressure to do and buy more […]
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Pastoral Letter on the 2024 Presidential Election
Dear Beloved in Christ, The recent presidential election highlighted divisions within our country. As we move forward under new leadership, our calling as Christians is to respond in love, care, […]
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Strengthening Your Faith Through Prayer
Prayer is a powerful tool for deepening one’s faith and connection with God. It is one of the most intimate and transformative spiritual practices, offering a direct line to our […]
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Does Prayer Work?
Introduction Prayer is a fundamental aspect of religious and spiritual practices across various traditions. It serves as a means of communication, connection, and contemplation with the divine. In this post, […]
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Flags Don’t Belong in Church
I get asked a lot why I don’t like national flags in the church. It is a much bigger deal than most are willing to admit and it’s worth the […]