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May 2012 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 Friday Prayer Sits
11:00 am – 12:00 pm11:00 AM – noon Fridays: Weekly Prayer “Sits.” The group will begin with a reading from Holy Scripture, respond to the reading, sit in silence for 15 minutes,take a brief break, sit for another 15 minutes, and close with Noonday Prayer. People from all inner practices of silent prayer (centering prayer, Zen, Ignatian meditation, etc.) are encouraged to participate. Download flier here.
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11:00 am – 12:00 pm11:00 AM – noon Fridays: Weekly Prayer “Sits.” The group will begin with a reading from Holy Scripture, respond to the reading, sit in silence for 15 minutes,take a brief break, sit for another 15 minutes, and close with Noonday Prayer. People from all inner practices of silent prayer (centering prayer, Zen, Ignatian meditation, etc.) are encouraged to participate. Download flier here.
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11:00 am – 12:00 pm11:00 AM – noon Fridays: Weekly Prayer “Sits.” The group will begin with a reading from Holy Scripture, respond to the reading, sit in silence for 15 minutes,take a brief break, sit for another 15 minutes, and close with Noonday Prayer. People from all inner practices of silent prayer (centering prayer, Zen, Ignatian meditation, etc.) are encouraged to participate. Download flier here.
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11:00 am – 12:00 pm11:00 AM – noon Fridays: Weekly Prayer “Sits.” The group will begin with a reading from Holy Scripture, respond to the reading, sit in silence for 15 minutes,take a brief break, sit for another 15 minutes, and close with Noonday Prayer. People from all inner practices of silent prayer (centering prayer, Zen, Ignatian meditation, etc.) are encouraged to participate. Download flier here.
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11:00 am – 12:00 pm11:00 AM – noon Fridays: Weekly Prayer “Sits.” The group will begin with a reading from Holy Scripture, respond to the reading, sit in silence for 15 minutes,take a brief break, sit for another 15 minutes, and close with Noonday Prayer. People from all inner practices of silent prayer (centering prayer, Zen, Ignatian meditation, etc.) are encouraged to participate. Download flier here.
2 Current events:
- 20 May 2012 – 9AM Sunday Classes, 9:00 am
- 20 May 2012 – Sunday service, 10:00 am
- 25 May 2012 – Friday Prayer Sits, 11:00 am
- 25 May 2012 – Guest group Friday meeting, 6:30 pm
- 27 May 2012 – 9AM Sunday Classes, 9:00 am
- 27 May 2012 – Sunday service, 10:00 am
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“A Meditation on Forgiveness,” delivered by The Rev. Rhonda Smith McIntire, Maundy Thursday 2012
Loving, forgiving and being forgiven often are not easy for us humans. They are certainly never simple. And, yet, loving, forgiving and being forgiven are integral parts of the Christian life, as modeled by Jesus, and so it seems … Continue reading
“Relationship,” delivered by The Rev. Rhonda Smith McIntire, Palm Sunday: 01 April 2012
In the name of Jesus, our brother, friend, lover, teacher, and Savior. Amen Part of what Jesus is doing today is showing us just how deeply he wants to be in relationship with us, how deeply he loves each … Continue reading
“Create in us clean hearts,” delivered by The Rev. Rhonda Smith McIntire, Lent 5B: 25 March 2012
Create in us clean hearts, O God. Amen Our Lenten series on the psalms, so ably led by Joni, has caused me to read the psalm appointed for each Sunday more carefully, and, frankly, with more interest. Today’s portion … Continue reading
“Rules,” delivered by Mr. John Daniel, Lent 3B: 11 March 2012
On the last page of Graham Greene’s masterly novel The Heart of the Matter, Louise, a devout Roman Catholic, is talking sadly with her priest Father Rank. Louise’s husband has just died, and she suspects that he may have committed … Continue reading
“A Little Church,” delivered by The Rev. Rhonda Smith McIntire, Lent 1B: 26 February 2012
In the name of Jesus, who shows us the way of salvation. Amen. Our observance of a Holy Lent echos the cycle of Jesus’s forty days in the wilderness. We are called to confront our own wild beasts, to … Continue reading
