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Social Justice & Advocacy Column October 1, 2024
posted on Oct 1, 2024 Life at the Crossroads For most of my life, I have had the feeling that humanity was nearing a crossroads...Now, all of a sudden, we go around a bend and here it is. We stop, hardly able to believe that now it is happening, hardly able to be...
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Weekly Rector's Note
Canon Christopher Craun this Sunday
posted on Sep 27, 2024 Dear Saints, I'm so excited to welcome the Rev. Canon Christopher Craun, Canon to the Ordinary and Missioner for Thriving Congregations, this Sunday at both services. Canon Craun is a gifted preacher and enthusiastic minister. I know you will e...
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Social Justice Corner Newsletter September 27, 2024
posted on Sep 27, 2024 It's
Climate Week! Join
Episcopal Public Policy Network and all those in New York this week and call on
the U.S. federal government to take global climate action. We echo the 2024
Climate Week theme: the time is now! You can take action on ...
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Social Justice & Advocacy Column September 25, 2024
posted on Sep 25, 2024 INSPIRATION Above all, trust in the slow work of God. We are quite naturally impatient in everything to reach the end without delay. We should like to skip the intermediate stages. We are impatient of being on the way to something un...
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Weekly Rector's Note
Celebrate Fall
posted on Sep 20, 2024 Dear Saints, Celebrate fall at All Saints this Sunday with apple themed baked goods at Coffee Hour. I'll preach on what Jesus has to say about what it means to be great in conversation with the work of French priest, scientist and mystic, Teilh...
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Social Justice & Advocacy / Committed to Racial Justice & Allyship
Social Justice Corner Newsletter September 19, 2024
posted on Sep 19, 2024 Last Friday, September 13, 2024, marked a grim anniversary. It has been 20 years since President George W. Bush and congressional leadership let the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994 (signed into law by President Bill Clinton) expire. Since that ti...
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Social Justice & Advocacy Column September 17, 2024
posted on Sep 17, 2024 Sacred Beings Practitioners of nonviolence seek to become their truest selves by slowly learning to love all beings, confident that all are kin and that we are called to embody this kinship concretely, especially in the midst of our most d...
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Weekly Rector's Note / Woodstock Food Pantry
Lunch on the Lawn + Help Needed
posted on Sep 13, 2024 Dear Saints, My heart is so full from the celebratory Grand Opening and ribbon cutting that we had on Wednesday. The turnout was excellent, it was an honor to have the bishop with us, and the rain stopped in time for us to hold the event outsid...
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Social Justice Corner Newsletter September 12, 2024
posted on Sep 12, 2024 Save Oak Flat - Oak Flat is a sacred site to the San Carlos Apache. It is a vital part of their religious and cultural practices. This week the Apache Stronghold is in D.C. to continue to save this area. Please Join them in ...
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Social Justice & Advocacy Column September 10, 2024
posted on Sep 10, 2024 Replenishing the Earth We need to rediscover our common experience with other creatures on Earth, and recognize that we have gone through an evolutionary process with them. They may not look like us, with their wings and scales and fur. We...
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