Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! In this week’s gospel, King Herod begins to crack up as he remembers what he did: he had someone kill John the Baptizer and put his head on a platter to fulfill an open-ended promise to his daughter. Its a weird, tragic story, full of emotions and our own moral …
A Word: Choosing to Live
Beyond the veil of changelessnessProper 9B | Mark 6:1-13 “You can’t go home again,” they say. It’s a phrase intended to temper expectations. Because we usually can go home, but it won’t feel like home. Or it may not be home anymore. Two weeks ago, I drove through Lansing, Michigan …
Independence
Disciples, Apostles, and Saints! As hundreds of Episcopalians from all over the country (and beyond!) gathered in Louisville last week, I doubt many felt completely alone. Even my friend, Layla, who wore disappointment like sackcloth for the Palestinian people knew that her aspirations were …