Fun'n'games in the Kingdom of God

by AndrewPlus

Friday, September 16, 2011

I smell a gift subscription....

h/t "Friends of Jake"

Posted by Andrew Gerns at 8:20 PM

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

Labels: Episcopal Church, Funny stuff, Worship

No comments:

The Rule of St. Benedict and The Daily Office

Today's Reading from the Rule of St. Benedict
The Eucharistic and Daily Office Lectionaries
The Daily Office (Wordpress)
The Daily Office (Mission St. Clare)
Oraciòn Matutina Diaria y Oraciòn Vespertina Diaria
Daily Prayer with the Benedictine Sisters of Erie
About the Rule

Subscribe To

Posts

Atom

Posts

Comments

Atom

Comments

My Blog List

mamabishop

A House Divided - Then they brought to him a demoniac who was blind and mute; and he cured him, so that the one who had been mute could speak and see. All the crowds were ...
31 minutes ago
The Daily Office

Morning Prayer 10.17.25, Ignatius of Antioch, Bishop and Martyr, c. 115 - To pray with our 7am ET service, Click Here To pray with our 9am ET service, Go HERE But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace toward me has no...
4 hours ago
PRELUDIUM

AND THEN THERE WERE TWO: THE SPLIT IS HERE, SO WHAT? - Those naughty people in the Church of England have gone and done it: Through their very English process they have appointed a woman to be the Archbishop...
16 hours ago
The St. Bede Blog

Confirmation: What’s it for? - A comment on the last post reminded me of the Great Episcopal Confirmation Debate. This is most certainly not a new one, and I was reminded of that recentl...
18 hours ago
Thinking Anglicans

Alliance Campaign Manual - The Church Times has this report: Persuade PCCs to take action if same-sex blessings move forward, Alliance tells its clergy The Alliance document referr...
21 hours ago
through a mirror dimly

Your Long Slog - Have we figured out that our proudest accomplishments don't happen overnight - but only after a long slog against long odds? If you've ever lost signi...
1 day ago
Anglican Down Under

I know what I like - In 1985, by happy coincidence, the annual Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship conference was held in Auckland, as was the Monet Exhibition, a bringing...
3 days ago
Entangled States

The Problem is that We Don’t Understand Why We Should Be Thankful - Philip Jenkins has written about why the Bible speaks so naturally to many Africans today. The world of Scripture—its agricultural life, its social relatio...
5 days ago
The Cottage

Sunday Musings - Turn Around, Say Thanks
5 days ago
Hitchhiking The Word

Christ the King / Reign of Christ Proper 29C / November 23, 2025 - Christ in Majesty or *Pantocrator*. The most common translation of *Pantocrator* is "Almighty" or "All-powerful". Another, more literal translation is...
1 week ago
What is in Kelvin's Head?

We are not stewards - A long time ago, back in the mists of nearly twenty years ago, I started to think that it was important that there was a liturgical celebration of creati...
3 weeks ago
Heaven and Earth

What a Miracle is Life! - What a Miracle is Life! ~N.B. below is a journal entry I made this morning and found it an encouragement to myself. I publish it here in hopes that it m...
2 months ago
Seeking God

What is best for us - A Sermon for the Sixth Sunday after Pentecost at The Episcopal Church of the Holy Spirit in Greensboro, North Carolina. There is an old saying in Latin, “T...
2 months ago
Episcopal Chaplain at the Bedside

If you do what you always did.... Easter 5, Year C, 2025 - *This is another sermon preached at St. Raphael's Church, Crossville, Tennessee*. In today’s lessons, I was struck, and you will understand why in a bi...
3 months ago
The Cartoon Blog

Garage spot the difference - Can you spot the ten differences? The post Garage spot the difference appeared first on Dave Walker.
3 months ago
On Not Being a Sausage

- https://www.churchpublishing.org/planningforritesandritualsyeara *The indispensable guide to curating resources for worship in the Episcopal Church.* ...
4 months ago
An Inch At A Time: Reflections on the Journey

Shifting to Substack - Friends, after lo-these-many-years here on Blogger, I've taken to posting on Substack ... so encourage you to look for updated content there.https://revsus...
6 months ago
Telling Secrets

Boxing with Transgender Shadows - Fighting against an enemy that doesn't exist. If memory serves, and it does less and less these days, it was 1978. Boston. We were in the basement of ...
6 months ago
Stumbling into the Sacred

Sabbath Lent - As we begin the Lenten Journey this year, I am in the midst of a sabbatical. My beloved congregation of St. Luke's sent me off in January with a celebra...
7 months ago
Sicut Locutus Est

O Who Are We? - The Divine became human so that human beings might become divine.” — Athanasius the Great “Thus God has given us precious and very great promises, so that ...
9 months ago
Desert's Child

The Solstice of my heart - The world's darkening slide toward the Winter Solstice perfectly matches the earthscape of my heart. The slide into this particular dark day, this anniv...
10 months ago
Is That in the Bible?

Melchizedek: How a Literary Phantom Became an Eternal Priest and Savior of Israel - Note: This article is based on updated research and is intended to replace my old article on Melchizedek, written several years ago. It has also been produ...
1 year ago
Seven whole days

Doing the dishes so we can spread the Gospel - We don't spend enough time making the main thing the main thing at General Convention. But for 90 minutes early one morning, deputies and bishops gathered ...
1 year ago
New Ministry, New Paths

Vidcast Dr and Fr Shelly April 2024 Quantum Social Interactions -
1 year ago
Episcopal Cafe

Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
3 years ago
Titus on Mission

Bishop of Peshawar reports on killings and declares church will continue to be ‘Living Epistle of Christ’ in Pakistan - Peshawar Bishop Humphrey Sarfaraz Peters yesterday wrote to the board of Bridges to Pakistan about the Jan. 30 targeted attack on leaders in the Diocese of...
3 years ago
iBenedictines

Mary, Mother of God, 2022 - The solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, is the oldest Marian feast in the Western calendar. The fact that it now coincides with the Octave Day of Christmas...
3 years ago
That We All May Be One

The Hope of Advent - It has been common over the years, during Advent, to speak of three “comings” of Christ for which we are to prepare during the season — the first in a Beth...
3 years ago
Elizabeth Geitz

It’s Time, Past Time - So God created humankind in his image, in the image of God he created them, male and female he created them . . . God saw everything that he had made and i...
5 years ago
Three Rivers Episcopal

Washington's 'Church of Presidents' etched in history again - From Arkansas- *The Rev. John C. Harper had been rector at the historic St. John's Episcopal Church for less than a year when the 1963 March on Washington ...
5 years ago
Wounded Bird

INTERIM - Yesterday, I'd written a few words about my state of mind and heart since my husband, Tom, died last year. This morning, I looked at my words from yesterda...
5 years ago
Father Jake Stops the World

The Adventure Begins - I have not checked my email or chanted a word for two weeks. I am on vacation, which will conclude with my official retirement on March 1. It feels very...
5 years ago
In a Godward direction

Beyond the Call of Duty - *Church of the Advent, Federal Hill • Proper 18c 2019* Though I am bold enough in Christ to command you to do your duty, yet I would rather appeal to you ...
6 years ago
Generous Orthodoxy

Fleming’s Advent book continues to sell briskly – Click to order a copy - Even though it seems like a long way till Advent, Fleming’s Advent book continues to sell briskly. This would be a good time to get a copy to prepare for t...
6 years ago
the gospel side

Eucharist for Newbies - A light look at 10 things you should know before Sunday. When American evangelicals think of worship what generally comes to mind is song and sermon. But f...
11 years ago