September 7, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
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The Ten Commandments are referenced in our text from Deuteronomy. Those are the statutes and ordinances that are referred to in the text. Let me ask you, when was the last time you thought or talked about the Ten Commandments? Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Deuteronomy 4: 1-2 and 6-9, loving God, loving our neighbor, loving ourselves, spiritual gifts, Ten Commandments, the Great CommandmentAugust 30, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
Posted in Worship, Worship Bulletins | No Comments »August 26, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
The Big Island of Hawaii has been on my mind and in my prayers in recent days as its residents contend with the ravages of Hurricane Lane. Some years ago, Richard and I were privileged to lead a weeklong workshop there and we fell in love with the land and the people. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted in Sermon Archives, Worship | No Comments »August 23, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
Posted in Worship, Worship Bulletins | No Comments »August 19, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
I’ve been back for two weeks but still the crash of the waves seems near. There is something about the rhythm of a beach that re-arranges my heart, mind and soul. I lose all track of time. Elizabeth Gilbert wrote the popular novel Eat, Pray, Love. When away, I eat, love, pray, run, read, swim, read some more, eat ice cream, help with the puzzle, eat even more – rinse and repeat! Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Ann Weems, ask, Eat Pray Love, Elizabeth Gilbert, Frederick Douglass, gratitude, Lord's Prayer, Luke 11: 1-13, making space, Martin Luther, mystery, patience, prayer, realignment, Soren Kierkegaard, trust, truth, vacationAugust 16, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
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Posted in Worship, Worship Bulletins | No Comments »August 12, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
A year ago this weekend the country was transfixed by the protests that rocked the town of Charlottesville, VA. The deadly violence there lifted the national consciousness and brought into focus in a broader way the nation’s struggle with white fragility and privilege. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: 1 Corinthians 12:27-31, anthropologist, community, compassion, Desmond Tutu, divisiveness, Front Porch, I am because we are and we are because I am, King David, Montreat, Psalm 150, Scripture interprets scripture, Shirley Guthrie, Ubunto, United VoicesAugust 10, 2018 Peg Weissbrod
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