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Like the confused nymph in the photo above, I’m torn between two worlds. We’re all stuck there, really; it’s just a matter of whether we’re aware of it, and to which world we give our attention. Continue reading
The Resurrection: In Accordance with The Scriptures (part of a sermons series with the Rev. Canon Dane Boston)
This afternoon, in continuing the series begun so brilliantly by my colleague last week as Dane preached on Jesus’ bodily resurrection, I will focus on how Jesus’ resurrection is Scriptural. Continue reading
As we continue the weekly rhythm of reflections upon the Resurrection, Sunday by Sunday, I prepare for tomorrow by sharing my colleague’s homily for Evensong from last week.
Each week in Eastertide, at Trinity Cathedral’s 4:00 p.m. Sunday evensong, my colleague the Rev’d Canon Emily Hylden and I will be preaching a series of brief homilies exploring different aspects of the Resurrection. The series began yesterday evening with the affirmation that “The Resurrection was BODILY.” I will continue to post my own future sermons in this series, and will also link to Emily’s sermons over on her blog (assuming she posts them!).
A Sermon Preached at Evensong on the Second Sunday of Easter, April 12, 2015
by the Rev’d Canon Dane E. Boston, Trinity Cathedral, Columbia, South Carolina
Hymns at Evensong: Hymn 412, “Earth and all stars”; Hymn 196 “Look there! the Christ, our Brother”
May I speak in the Name of Christ Jesus Crucified and Risen. Amen.
Evensongs in Eastertide will include a series a brief homilies on the Resurrection. In discussing the central, glorious mystery of…
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