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  • HEAR LEAVE FOLLOW
Homily:Jan 22 – 3rd Sunday After Epiphany, Year B
Mark 1:14-20
Something I really enjoy is fly fishing – fly fishing for trout. I can’t really call myself a flyfisherman, I am more of a guy who goes out on the water and splashes around with a fly rod…But there is something magical about hunting [...]

    HEAR LEAVE FOLLOW

    HEAR LEAVE FOLLOW Homily:Jan 22 – 3rd Sunday After Epiphany, Year B Mark 1:14-20 Something I really enjoy is fly fishing – fly fishing for trout. I can’t really call myself a flyfisherman, I am more of a guy who goes out on the water and splashes around with a fly rod…But there is something magical about hunting [...]

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  • Epiphany Homily 2012
Isaiah 60:1-6, Psalm 72:1-7, 10-14, Ephesians 3:1-12, Matthew 2:1-12
We woke up this morning having left behind 2011, a year filled with tremendous events: Conservative majority, NDP official opposition, a seat for the Greens! The Arab Spring with Riots in Egypt, resignation of Hosni Mubarak, a Tsunami in Japan, Nuclear reactor meltdown, Revolution in [...]

    Epiphany: Left for their own country by another road

    Epiphany Homily 2012 Isaiah 60:1-6, Psalm 72:1-7, 10-14, Ephesians 3:1-12, Matthew 2:1-12 We woke up this morning having left behind 2011, a year filled with tremendous events: Conservative majority, NDP official opposition, a seat for the Greens! The Arab Spring with Riots in Egypt, resignation of Hosni Mubarak, a Tsunami in Japan, Nuclear reactor meltdown, Revolution in [...]

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  • It was 1977, and the annual car rally was coming to town. This was the climax of months of preparation, of engineering precision, practice, calculated preparation. The highly competitive nature of this event, kept drivers and mechanics in covert operations, trade secrets, and the newest cutting edge technology were discreetly hidden in basement workshops.
…Yes, the [...]

    Christmas Eve 2011: Lightning Bolts and All

    It was 1977, and the annual car rally was coming to town. This was the climax of months of preparation, of engineering precision, practice, calculated preparation. The highly competitive nature of this event, kept drivers and mechanics in covert operations, trade secrets, and the newest cutting edge technology were discreetly hidden in basement workshops. …Yes, the [...]

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