REMEMBER YOUR BAPTISM

...just a few sermons, ponderings, wanderings....

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Sermon for the Feast of All Saints 2010

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Singing songs of sunbeams and saints I recently read an article by a man named Dave Hurlbert, who, like me, grew up in the Baptist Church. ...
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Sermon for Year C Creation 4

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The one who puts the pink clouds in the sky Statistics show that 76% of Americans identify themselves as Christians. And 41% of Americans r...

Sermon for Year C Creation 3

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Do not lose heart Many of us, along with people all over the world, were glued to our televisions this week as the 33 miners in Chile were...

Sermon for Year C Creation 2

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THINGS TAKEN FOR GRANTED Think for a minute. Do you owe someone, anyone a thank you? Did someone have you over for dinner or treat you to lu...

Sermon for Year C Proper 21

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Gates and Chasms There was a rich man… There was a poor man… On this day when we are turning in our raffle ticket sales, offering our pledg...
Friday, September 24, 2010

Sermon for Year C Proper 19

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The Lost and Found Box Where my husband works, at the Valle Crucis Conference Center, they host many groups. Some come for one overnight, ...
Monday, September 6, 2010

Sermon for Year C Proper 18

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Jesus Groupies We lived in Memphis, Tennessee at the time. Our son Jody was in high school and when he heard the Grateful Dead were coming...
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THE REV. JEANNE FINAN
I am an Episcopal priest serving as the Dean and Rector of the Cathedral Churh of St. Paul's in Burlington, Vermont. Prior to serving in Vermont I was in the Diocese of Western North Carolina at an absolutely marvelous small parish, St. John's Episcopal Church in the Haw Creek neighborhood of east Asheville. I also lead retreats, offer spiritual direction and write. I did some postgrad studies at the University of Wales in Lampeter in Celtic Christianity. I have one book, published by Cowley, Remember Your Baptism: Ten Meditations.
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