Maundy Thursday 2024 – John 13: 1-17, 31b-35 We come together this evening for Maundy Thursday – the beginning of the Great Three Days, the Paschal Triduum… With just hours left of Jesus’ earthly life, our Gospel story moves ever closer to its climax as he gathers with his disciples for the final time… As … More Saint Judas
It was a spring day, in the year 33 AD – the beginning of the week of Passover – what was and continues to be recognized as the most sacred week of the Jewish year. Members of the Jewish faithful from all over the Roman world made their way to Jerusalem – the capital city … More Palm Sunday – A Procession of Love
One thing forgot about in between my internship and actually working here at St. James is how long Wednesdays are, especially during Lent and Advent. Last week after our midweek meal and worship service and a remarkably long day, I was talking to Andy Crouse, and he asked if I’ve been getting enough rest. I … More Seeds of Christ’s Love
John 3:14-21 This past week, the ELCA Conference of Bishops issued an official statement calling for the permanent bilateral cease-fire in Gaza… Adding its’ voice to the ever-increasing group of faith leaders across the world – including the Archbishop of Canterbury and the Pope – who, to put it bluntly, are fed up with all … More Love Amidst the Silence
Good Morning! We’re going to begin today’s message with a word association game. Here’s how it works. I’ll give you a few words, and you tell me how they are connected. There’s a theme. Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Answer: The Little Mermaid Answer: Frozen The last one, Frozen, has been a family … More The Gospel According to Frozen
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