Giving Thanks
November 23, 2017
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We belong to Christ, and though the world is violent and dark, Christ has conquered the world. What, then, do we have to fear? What greater joy is there than this?
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A Prayer for November
November 7, 2017
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Guide our ways and point us to the light that never fades. So that a dark, November night can be our healing and our balm.
Conversion to Thanksgiving
November 24, 2016
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from The Rt. Rev. Nathan D. Baxter, Honorary Chair National Union of Black Episcopalians Dear members and friends of UBE: This has been a
Feed your neighbor as yourself
November 24, 2016
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We have always been a food-centric faith, and I’m proud of that tradition of hospitality. But I’ve seen a disconnect – a big one – between how we feed ourselves and how we feed “others”.
Speaking to the Soul: A Litany of Thanksgiving
November 24, 2016
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You are my mainstay, my bedrock, my awakening and my fulfillment, my hope in the darkest times and my joy in the brightest. A thousand times, thank you.
Speaking to the Soul: Time for Gratitude
November 27, 2015
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Having once been required by the circumstances in my life to work in retail, I remember well the experience of Black Friday from a worker’s standpoint.
Speaking to the Soul: Thanks
November 26, 2015
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Am I missing the point, I wonder? Like one in the crowd surrounding Jesus in today’s Gospel reading, following him about the countryside out of my gratitude for bread and fish, do I lose sight of who the Son of Man really is?
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