EVENING PRAYER
for Wednesday after 9 Pentecost
Vespers
(Lutheran Book of Worship, page 142)
EVENING PRAYER
for Wednesday after 9 Pentecost
Vespers
(Lutheran Book of Worship, page 142)
EVENING
PRAYER
for Wednesday
after 8 Pentecost
Vespers
(Lutheran
Book of Worship, page 142)
'If we would try to put into other words what it means to say that Jesus had compassion, we might say something like ‘his heart was moved for them.’ What the Greek really means is more like ‘his guts churned for them.’ A little bit more graphic, but haven’t you ever seen something happening to someone else and it just turned your stomach because it was so awful? Maybe that’s what it means to have compassion, or in Latin to suffer with somebody. To see someone else’s trouble and to somehow be affected by it, to the point where you cannot help make it part of your own life, not turning away and saying, this doesn’t apply to me.'
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July 18, 2021, 9:30
a.m.
The Eighth
Sunday after Pentecost
Christ the Good Shepherd,
epigraph, 4th century
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EVENING
PRAYER
for Wednesday
after 7 Pentecost
Vespers
(Lutheran
Book of Worship, page 142)
There will be no live-stream of worship this Sunday, July 11. We will resume normal live-streaming of Sunday worship next week, July 18.
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EVENING
PRAYER
for Wednesday
after 6 Pentecost
Vespers
(Lutheran
Book of Worship, page 142)
The livestream may be found here.
July 4, 2021, 9:30
a.m.
The Sixth
Sunday after Pentecost
Personification of Humility,
Cathedral of Amiens, France