Learning from the Saints
NOTE: As part of our preparation for All Saints’ Sunday, here are some stories about a few of the saints of the Church. After you’ve
October 27, 2014
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NOTE: As part of our preparation for All Saints’ Sunday, here are some stories about a few of the saints of the Church. After you’ve
Benedict and Scholastica, so the story goes, were twins, born to a wealthy Roman family in 480 AD. In his youth, Benedict was sent to
NOTE: In preparation for All Saints’ Sunday, we are getting familiar with some saints. Read here the stories of some of the saints of the
NOTE: In preparation for All Saints Sunday, here are some saints to learn about. You will also find links for further study. At the end
October marks the beginning of All Saints Season! To celebrate that season, we’re going to need to know about some saints. So check back each
You know what time it is, how it is now the moment for you to wake from sleep. (Romans 13:11) THE CHALLENGE: To stay awake
Note: This article was written as part of a larger Diocesan conversation about evangelism. In preparation for Trinity’s plan to hit the streets and go
This month I’m answering questions. Last Sunday, as promised, I answered questions about worship–one question, to be precise. Time now to answer another question I
As Episcopalians we say that the Bible “contains all things necessary for salvation,” but knowing that doesn’t make it any easier to read! This article,
June 29, 2014 [sc_embed_player fileurl=”http://www.trinityescondido.org/wp-content/uploads/140629_sermon.mp3″] Sermon Our scripture ( Genesis 22:1-14) today begins with a test, and you know that can’t be good. We’re big
