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BrownBag Concert: The Amethyst String Quartet

Wednesday, May 15, 2024, 12:00 PM
The Spring Chamber Festival closes with The Amethyst String Quartet playing music of the British Isles.
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​Our True Mother

The image of God as a Mother is not new. In Isaiah , God says, “As a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you.” Dame Julian of Norwich wrote many years later of Jesus as our true Mother “from whom we receive our beginn...
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You're Grounded

“You are grounded.” The phrase can mean a number of things. A child can be grounded, f orbidden to leave their place of residence for any non-essential activity, no social life whatsoever. But an adult can be grounded too. I remember hearing...
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​Renewal & Gratitude

Thirteen years ago I was fortunate to attend a conference called CREDO, a week of renewal and discernment that’s part of the ongoing development of Episcopal priests. It was a kind of structured sabbath, where rest and prayer was integrated in...
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Among the Trees

Overwhelmed by work in front of computer screens, many people in Japan in the 1980’s headed out to the wilderness. They found comfort and energy simply by walking in nature, and came up with the term shinrin-yoku ( “forest bathing”) to des...
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Greeting at the Door

In the church I served in North Carolina, we were visited for a stretch of several weeks by a young man whose behavior was erratic and unsettling. We welcomed him warmly, but were troubled by the way that he would come in mid-service, sit in pews...
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