The Rev. Helen McPeak served as a supply priest for St. Hilda St. Patrick on Sunday, October 24. Her sermon was preached extemporaneously as a response to the texts for Proper 25, Track 2.
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All Saints Sunday will be Sunday, November 7! This is the Sunday of the year when the Church celebrates all the saints past, present, and yet to come and prays for the souls of all who have died. As part of our celebrations, we will read aloud the names of those close to our hearts
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Over the course of the last year and a half, we have all been forced to adapt to new ways of doing things and especially new ways of interacting. This has definitely included how we have been able to worship and study together. At Welcome Back Sunday, those in attendance were asked to share something
The Rev. Joseph Peters-Mathews is the vicar of St. Hilda St. Patrick. This sermon was preached as a response to Mark 10.32-45. It was preached extemporaneously based on the notes below. Sounds familiar, repetition Setting, prediction, misunderstanding, teaching on discipleship Road to Jerusalem. Will die. No argument! Still don’t get it We don’t get it.
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Sam Magill is a coach and poet. He has served on the Bishop’s Committee at St. Hilda St. Patrick and has chaired the stewardship committee. This sermon was preached as a response to the texts for Proper 23. Track 2. May the words of my mouth and the meditations of our hearts be always acceptable
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The Good News Jesus offers us, which Francis heard and gave up his generational wealth gave that up and cared for all living things was this: “Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.
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