The Power of Prayer …

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One of the major components of my vocation is living a life of prayer. I am constantly offering up prayers for my parishioners, my family, and my friends. I am regularly praying for the oppressed, the hungry, and those suffering around the world. I pray for those in leadership in our country and...

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Tags: alone, community, faith, god, love, power, pray, prayer, saints

On humanity …

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This summer I have loved the unfolding of the David story in our lectionary. I have preached on his story several times because I love how very complicated his story is. When most of us think of David, we think of the revered king. He was favored and anointed by God, is celebrated by the people...

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Tags: bathsheba, community, david, dignity, healthy, honest, human, humanity, humble, king, nathan, power, sin

On Being Dust ...

Posted by The Rev. Jennifer Andrews-Weckerly on

One of the gifts of being a clergy person is the moments of insight, intimacy, and holiness. That gift is probably one of the primary things that keep me going, especially in the midst of weeks when the vocation feels more full of challenge than full of blessing. The cool thing about the gift is...

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Tags: ash wednesday, community, death, dust, god, humble, journey, priest, power, liturgy, life, precious, perspective, foundation