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After 26 years, what more is there to say? You know all my catchphrases and my pet peeves. If you’re still reading at this point,
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After 26 years, what more is there to say? You know all my catchphrases and my pet peeves. If you’re still reading at this point,
Years ago I embarrassed my daughter as only a clergy-parent could by reading, in public, a book about conducting funerals. According to the book, in
September always feels like the start of a new year. Even though it’s been years since I was in school, I feel like something new
Trinity is a church–our central purpose is to gather people together for worship and service. When gathering together is not possible, how can we fulfill
It came without ribbons, it came without tags, it came without packages, boxes or bags…. Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn’t before. Maybe
A month away from a contentious election, and I understand that the church shouldn’t be getting political. What does that mean? We all believe in
Vestry Member Mary Gaines shares her thoughts on what it is like to take a stand for your faith: On 8/4/20, in Huffpost, Episcopal Bishop
The frenzy leading to Christmas morning can make the holiday itself feel like a let-down. The presents are open, and dinner eaten (hours of cooking,
Sticks and stones may break my bones…. And we know the rest of that rhyme is a lie. Words have power. They can hurt, and
I don’t care who I offend! So claim the dozens of opinionated memes clogging up our social media feeds. But whether the meme gives the
Lent? If you have to ask, you can’t afford it, right? Not so fast! Lent isn’t just for church fanatics! Consisting of the 40 days
Lent? If you have to ask, you can’t afford it, right? Not so fast! Lent isn’t just for church fanatics! Consisting of the 40 days
It’s the Fourth, we finally get fireworks, but many of us may be wondering what there is to celebrate. Both sides agree–the nation is falling
Trinity is famous (infamous?) for our creative approach to the faith. One of my favorite projects is our Paschal Candle. Our congregation began the practice
Good idea, right? Everywhere you turn, religious leaders are asking for prayers, and offering them, on all sides of the political spectrum. Prayer is a