We’re Almost Close to Meeting Jesus
“We’re almost close to meeting Jesus.” These were the words my 5-year-old grandson, James, joyfully yelled on December 16th as
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“We’re almost close to meeting Jesus.” These were the words my 5-year-old grandson, James, joyfully yelled on December 16th as
We’re Almost Close to Meeting Jesus Read Post »
We held our annual Christmas Pageant at St. Michael’s early this year—December 15—because one faithful family was heading out of
The Pageant and the Cross Read Post »
My own kids, our Sunday school kids, and the families in our church community all bring the same question this time of year. How
The Advent and Christmas Jumble Read Post »
If you’ve never observed the Feast of Saint Nicholas before, here’s my pitch to start today. First though, let’s hear
Santa or God or Saint Nicholas Read Post »
As a child, my family had one Advent calendar we used for years. It featured a nativity with twenty-four paper
Advent: The Ancient Practice of Patience Read Post »
Let’s be real: I don’t love that we have a feast day about a torture device. You, too, have probably
Let’s be real: I don’t love that we have a feast day about a torture device. Read Post »
Today, July 29th, is a special day for the Episcopal Church, and in particular Episcopal women. It is the shared feast day of Martha and Mary of Bethany and the commemoration of the first ordination of women to the priesthood in the Episcopal Church.
Celebrating Women’s Rise to Holy Orders Read Post »
Parenthood can make friendships a lot more complicated. If you have or have ever had young children, you know what
The Visitation’s Lesson on Friendship Read Post »
“But dad, Jesus is God’s son. So Jesus can’t be God, too!” I thought I’d get a longer grace period
Theology for Four-Year-Olds Read Post »
“Almighty God, on this day you opened the way of eternal life to every race and nation by the promised
Connecting to the Christians Before Us on Pentecost Read Post »