Palm Sunday Whiplash
Palm Sunday is a whiplash. It begins with blessing and celebration and palm-waving, but moves quickly toward a reading of the Passion narrative. The intention of that turn from celebration
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Anglican Diocese of Christ Our Hope
Palm Sunday is a whiplash. It begins with blessing and celebration and palm-waving, but moves quickly toward a reading of the Passion narrative. The intention of that turn from celebration
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For Rev. Todd Murden of Restoration Anglican Church in Staunton, God was stirring in him a heart to pray. Whenever he returned to his hometown Greensboro, North Carolina from Blacksburg,
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The G26 Abuja Gafcon conference concluded with the Abuja Affirmation presented to the gathering by Archbishop Laurent Mbanda. The Affirmation declared, “Gafcon was originally formed as a fellowship within the
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Today begins the Gafcon G26 Mini-Conference in Abuja, Nigeria as global orthodox archbishops, bishops, clergy, and laity gather for prayer, fellowship, and seeking God’s wisdom for the future of his
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Being able to focus our lives and our worship around the church calendar is an ongoing act of looking to Christ. We begin our year with the season of Advent,
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The Sixth Sunday in Epiphany Transformation to Transfiguration by Cherie Weber Wouldn’t it be nice if the transfiguration was our daily reality? If baptism was the moment that we receive
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The International Deanery in Diocese of Christ Our Hope You may be surprised to learn that the Diocese of Christ Our Hope currently has 20 adult cross-cultural workers, with 29
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The FOURTH Sunday in Epiphany by Will McLaughlin The other day, I was on a walk at an odd time of day for me. It was 7:30pm and instead of
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Grace and peace to you from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. As followers of Christ, we are called to take the good news of the gospel, the
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Like many, I had mostly thought of the visual contrast between light and dark when I meditated on these passages in the past: John 1:4, “In him was life, and
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The Blessed Season of Epiphany is upon us, and in this we should rejoice. The reality that God chose to reveal Himself to all peoples, that He wants to be
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Epiphany is the season for remembering the revelation of Christ to the Nations, beginning with the wise men coming from the East. Today, approximately one-fourth of the world’s population lives
When God began his particularization of the plan of redemption, he chose Abraham to be the father of a vast race of people defined by faith, a covenant relationship with
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Hello from Cambodia! My name is Will McLaughlin. I’m married to Becky McLaughlin. We have 4 kids and our family has lived in Phnom Penh, Cambodia for 2 1/2 years
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