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Dec27Sun
Simeon, honoured
A sermon for the first Sunday of Christmas December 27, 2020- Filed Under:
- Pr. Sebastian
My homework for you this week is this:
Think of one or two people who helped your parents raise you.
Think about them, how they assisted your parents when you were young, and give God a prayer of thanks and gratitude for them this week.
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Dec25Fri
God's Holy Interruptions Reveal the Brilliance of Life
December 25, 2020- Filed Under:
- Pr. Carey
Christmas Day Sermon
Isaiah 62:6-12, Psalm 97, Titus 3: 4-7, Luke 2: 1-20
IntroductionFor many of us, Christmas is a time of tradition. Growing up and for the first 30 years of my life, I had the same Christmas traditions each year. I knew what I was doing and who I was doing it with. Visiting with each side of the family on...
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Dec24Thu
Is Christmas Cancelled?
A sermon for Christmas Eve 2020 December 24, 2020- Filed Under:
- Pr. Sebastian
And yet, in the midst of the fear, we hear the words of the angel
To those on their knees:
“do not be afraid!”
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Come to me!
A reflection for the Longest Night Service, Dec 21 2020 December 22, 2020- Filed Under:
- Pr. Sebastian
When you’re young, you’re aware of the presence of loved ones at Christmas.
And when you’re old, you’re aware of the absence of loved ones at Christmas.
That’s a big difference.
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Fourth Sunday of Advent
Luke 1
Scripture Meditation on Mary's Song of Praise ( https: youtu.be oAq-c6nrcYY )
Mary of the GospelToday we hear both the Annunciation and the Magnificat, strangely in reverse order.
The annunciation story - does just that - it announces that Mary will have a...
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St. Matthews 2020 Virtual Christmas Pageant Presents:
The Letter. (Written by Lana Moses)
An Intergeneration Event of Story, Poetry and Song
Listen Here:
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Through this year, and into the new year,
we need to cling fast to the promises that Israel clung to,
The covenant, the contractual relationship between God and God’s people.
God will not abandon us and God does not abandon us.
God promises comfort, and comfort will come.
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Dec1Tue
Prepare Slower
A reflection on Advent 1 upon playing Bach's "Sleepers Wake" Cantata December 1, 2020- Filed Under:
- Pr. Sebastian
This Advent 2020, we need to set aside our previous preparations,
our preconceived notions, our busyness and more than ever,
try to slow down, so we can connect with each other,
hear each other
and help each other.
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Nov23Mon
Following Christ as Shepherd and King
A sermon for the Reign of Christ 2020 November 23, 2020- Filed Under:
- Pr. Sebastian
In those passages.
irresponsible leadership is contrasted with
God (the good shepherd) as leader.
God the good shepherd, we are reminded
is a good leader active here and now.
God is active in the world!!
Amidst the worries and concerns of this Second COVID Wave.
God cares for humanity
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The Parable of the Talents
Matthew 25:14-30
Introduction
This week I happened upon this lovely activity of encouragement
When you thought I wasn’t looking, I saw you ….
Take the time to be curious about by asking question.
Pick up the litter on the sidewalk
Cut your neighbours lawn.
And I learned ….
You...