Sermon by Rev. Heather Power. Reflection text not available.
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Sowing Seeds of FaithMatthew 13:1-9, 18-23July 16, 2023 – Parkminster United Church It’s amazing to think about how technology – even within the past couple of decades – haschanged so much. Before the age of social media influencers and TikTok, blogging was thevehicle to share one’s life, hobbies, and interests with the online world. For those of you whomay not be familiar…
The Waters of CompassionExodus 1:8 – 2:10Sunday, July 9, 2023 – Parkminster United ChurchForget any summer blockbuster movies, this morning’s Scripture reading is one to be remembered, the story of the tiny baby bobbing among the bulrushes. But the political scene surrounding this story is anything but kind. Too many and too mighty, declares Egypt’s new pharaoh and the oppression of Israel…
Guest Worship Leader: Jayden Escalante-Jones Reflection not yet available.
“A Greenhouse of Hope”: Rev. Heather PowerMatthew 5:1-12Who is this person called Jesus? Where is he leading? What kind of life is he calling us toward?And what is he getting at in today’s reading?For some, this passage, often called the Beatitudes, is a beloved one. But what if I told you that this teaching from Jesus was nothing short of revolutionary in…
Guest Worship Leader: Karen Cartmell, MTS, LLWL — reflection unavailable for this service Video Note:. Unfortunately we experienced some some technical issues so it’s mainly audio until towards the end of the service. Sunday Morning Activities on Summer break
Due to the format of the service, the Sunday Morning Activities and Reflection are not available.
Sunday Morning Activities There is no reflection to provide for this service.
Sunday Morning Activities Guest Worship Leader: Jayden Escalante-Jones – “Tell Them Where Your Hope Comes From” 1 Peter 3:13-22 It is the year 20xx, and what remains of humanity struggles for existence. Maybe it was a nuclear war? Maybe it was fossil fuels running out, or another precious resource like fresh water leading to resource wars? Perhaps it was climate change, or…