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Baptism of rain on an autumn Sunday

“Remember your baptism.”

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The beauty of the sacramental Church

Every Sunday, I am reminded of Christ’s love for me through the Body, broken for the forgiveness of sins. In the bitterness of the wine, I taste his agony in his blood shed for me.

Intersected | Reflections on the Protestant Church’s dealings with race

Here our team writes on its experiences in the Black, mainline, and evangelical American Protestant Church. 3, 2, 1, Engage.

Maundy Thursday reflections: longing and hope

By: katelynskyebennett 2020-04-092020-05-19

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My heart is nearly broken with sorrow/ Remain here with me/ Stay awake and pray Tonight I shared in a remote Maundy Thursday service through the Anglican Diocese of the Upper Midwest’s Cathedral, which is sharing its social distanced Holy Week services with their many church plants due to COVID-19. Maundy Thursday is another name…

What will it take to bring peace?

Communities like this one have an idea, but it takes work.