“To Remember is to Work for Peace”, a homily delivered by Rachael Z. Bezanson, Sunday, November 14
To remember is to work for Peace – Or – Encompassed A Homily for November 14, Peace Sunday I am ethnically Mennonite, of the Russian
To remember is to work for Peace – Or – Encompassed A Homily for November 14, Peace Sunday I am ethnically Mennonite, of the Russian
Homily at the Ordination to the Priesthood of Joyce Barnett September 14, 2010: The Church of the Holy Trinity (Gospel text: John 12: 20-36) Jennifer
Sermon preached by Bill Whitla on the Fifth Sunday of Easter, 2 May 2010 + In the name of God: Lover, Beloved, and Love Between.
Sermon preached by Christopher Lind on April 22, 2010, the 40th Anniversary of Earth Day, at Church House in Toronto, Ontario. Psalm 148 1Praise the Lord!
Sermon by Christopher Lind on the Eve of the Feast of St. Mark for the Ordination of Nola-Susan Crewe This past January my mother died.
Sermon for the Second Sunday of Easter (11 April 2010) by Sherman Hesselgrave Readings: Acts 5:27-32 Psalm 150 Revelation 1:4-8 John 20:19-31 O breaking and
The Parable of the Prodigal Son, or as I have come to call it, the Parable of the Compassionate Parent, is found only in the Gospel of Luke, and so, unlike many of the other parables of Jesus, we encounter it only once in the lectionary cycle. Three years ago, before Toronto was even a twinkle in my eye, I was scheduled to preach on this set of readings, and the new pastor at the Lutheran Church where I was working at the time recommended a book by Henri Nouwen with which I was not familiar: The Return of the Prodigal Son. The book was written after Nouwen had left his teaching position at Harvard and had come to Toronto to serve as Chaplain to the L’Arche community here.
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