Carmen Kingsley, offers this reflection on the season of Epiphany and the upcoming Upside Down Variety Show: The season of Epiphany encourages us to revel in Christ’s birth and the initiation of his ministry. We began by remembering his baptism and with it God’s promise to love us and accompany us. Christ’s first miracle, changing
Twelfth Night (January 5), Epiphany of Our Lord (January 6), or another day during the time after Epiphany offers an occasion for gathering with friends and family members for a blessing for the home…
As we move into a new time of giving testimony, we will be splitting the Time after Epiphany into two themes…
Let’s Get Salty! …or The Truth About Ourselves by Chris Michaelis Texts: Isaiah 58:1-12 + Psalm 112:1-9 + 1 Corinthians 2:1-16 + Matthew 5:13-20 “You are salt.” “You are light.” These are pretty appropriate words for us to hear today in the midst of one of one of the worst winters in recent Chicago memory, right? A couple more hours of daylight would
by Greg Singleton ASK GREG! November 11, 2013 A number of people have sent me good questions that predate the one for this week, but when I opened my e-mail reader this morning I found a compelling question that is time-sensitive, so I’ve moved it to the top of the list. I will get to
The following sermon was preached by Seminarian Erika Dornfeld at St. Luke’s on Sunday, January 20, 2013. Erika is a student of the University of Chicago Divinity School. Over the Christmas break, I saw the movie “Lincoln”, which centers around trying to get the 13th Amendment passed, banning slavery. I later found out that 2012