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  • In the Works of…, Lent 5 (B) – 1997

    In the works of the best selling novelist Tom Clancy, there are a number of characters who appear in almost every story. For anyone who has read Clancy’s books, certain main characters come to mind: the mysterious CIA agent John Clark, White House Chief of Staff Arnie van Damm, FBI Director Bill Shaw, and, of…

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  • The Gospel Reading Today…, Lent 4 (B) – 1997

    The gospel reading today, the fourth Sunday in Lent, is the “feeding of the multitude.” It is a familiar biblical story, the almost everyone has heard before. It is precisely because this story is so overly familiar that we should really take the time to listen to what it has to say. A version of…

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  • It Is March, a Time…, Lent 3 (B) – 1997

    It is March, a time of late winter in many states, the promise of spring in others. And it is Lent. I wonder how many of us think of Lent as a special time in our busy lives? Do we think of it as a time of renewal and reflection? Or do we think of…

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  • In Today’s Gospel, Jesus…, Lent 2 (B) – 1997

    In today’s Gospel, Jesus very clearly issues a challenge and call to discipleship in verses 34 to 36. When Jesus called His disciples, He said, “Come, follow me” and they obeyed. We find no indication the disciples questioned how much time would be involved, how much would they be paid, what would the expectations of…

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  • It Was A Moment in Time, Lent 1 (B) – 1997

    It was a moment in time to be remembered. Those present were so impressed by what they had seen and heard that day, they would tell others who had not been there. The story spread, until finally after being passed on orally, it would become part of a written account. People would remember that day…

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  • Absalom Jones

    Born in bondage, born in shackles, born stripped of all dignity, Absalom Jones was bound, determined, that he would one day be free. Blessed Absalom, leads us guides us, In the bonds of unity. Seeking to expand horizons, Bible, primer he did find; to each word he was attentive. Learning, lest he fall behind. Blessed…

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  • Ashes to Ashes…, Ash Wednesday – 1997

    Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. Even in life, we live with death. Even as we strive to live well, provide for ourselves and others, love God, we are complicit in the forces which deny life, which desires death. It’s just as hard to focus on this now as it was in the day of…

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  • It Has Always Seemed…, Last Sunday after Epiphany (B) – 1997

    “…that we, beholding by faith the light of His countenance, may be strengthened to bear our cross.” Collect for the Day It has always seemed to most of us that the key to understanding the Transfiguration which is described in today’s Gospel and which is the center of our worship this morning is the “light”…

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  • These Words Sound…, Epiphany 3 (B) – 1997

    1 Corinthians 7:17 & 20 “…let each of you lead the life that the Lord has assigned, to which God called you.” “…Let each of you remain in the condition in which you were called.” These words sound very strange to us in a culture where all the pressure is on self-improvement whether in body…

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  • A Light to Lighten…, Candlemas – 1997

    “A light to lighten the Gentiles and the glory of your people Israel.” Luke 2: 32 These are familiar words known to many of us because they are part of the Nunc dimittis in Evening Prayer. They are found in the Lucan account of Christ’s presentation in the Temple in Jerusalem when Jesus was taken by his…

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