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What’s the deal with stewardship? It’s an interesting word. Steward. Sometimes, it’s a noun. Less often, it’s a verb. How does this ancient concept apply to lives lived in this millennium? As a concept, should it apply to me as I work through my discernment? How? It’s an interesting idea. It involves action without ownership….
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by Sheryl Johnson I don’t know when I came to realize that I’m a racist. Not the hood wearing, confederate flag waving kind, but the kind that doesn’t think twice about a photo voter ID law that just happens to disproportionately impact people of color, or the kind that looks a little more suspiciously at…
The opposite of faith is not unbelief but futility. Christianity is based on what must be the ultimate happy ending – the story of the resurrection of Jesus. Volumes have been written, churches have been divided, and purported heretics have been burned over the supposed “meaning” of this event. But the event, I think, is…
Wilhelm Morgner, a German Expressionist painter, trained for the clergy, although he quickly turned to painting as his calling. His close identification with Jesus Christ manifested itself in works that expressed his powerful understanding of the Passion, exemplified here by his color-saturated vision of the Entry into Jerusalem. Sadly, he died a young man, one…
The purpose of life is most of all in what God does, secondly in what we do together, and least of all in what we do as our own achievement. Our American individualism turns those three things around. People search mightily for achievement on their own, making it the first goal, and then are stunned…
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I once spent two nights at Richmond Hill with our church, Grace Episcopal, a few years ago.
I will never forget that weekend retreat. It was such a Spiritual experience, one I will not soon
forget.
I will soon request to come back to you for a Spiritual stay. I hope you will receive me as you once did in the same room provided for me then.
Spirituality lives within the inner space of your walls. It lives within the courtyard of Richmond Hill, over looking the City of Richmond, in which you pray for. God bless you, & Richmond,