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Easter 2018

Easter 2018

April 1, 2018 Rev. George Adamik

On Easter, the Rev. George Adamik reflects on John 20:1-18: “The message of the Resurrection is Christ revealing to us the life that we’re called to live, the life we’re called to share, and he models for us the need to reach out to the suffering and the oppressed to bring about wholeness and healing in a broken world.”

  • Audio Sermon
https://www.stpaulscary.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/George_homily_Easter_04.01.18.mp3
Series: Homilies

Easter Vigil 2018

Our Woundedness

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By Speaker

  • Rev. George Adamik
  • Rev. Javier Almendárez-Bautista
  • Rev. Carr Holland
  • Rev. Candy Snively
  • Rev. Tony Wike
  • Rev. Sally Harbold
  • Rev. Dr. Cathy Deats
  • Rev. Lauren Kilbourn
  • Rev. Bernard Owens
  • Rev. Lois Reardon
  • Rev. Sarah Phelps
  • Rev. Lito Santos
  • Rev. Melanie Mudge
  • Most Rev. Michael Curry
  • Rev. Jennifer Durant
  • Allen Waller
  • Rev. Nita Byrd
  • Rt. Rev. Anne Hodges-Copple
  • Rt. Rev. William O Gregg
  • Rev. Katie Gillett
  • Rev. Adrienne Koch
  • Jonathan York
  • Rt. Rev. Chip Marble
  • Jonathan Schertz
  • Andrew McClenney
  • Rt. Rev. Peter Lee
  • Katie & Maggie Loughlin
  • Sarah Schertz & Emma Dressel
  • Youth Sunday – Julia
  • Youth Sunday – Grace
  • Rev. Waite Maclin
  • Drew Bradley and Izzie Hirschy
  • Youth Sunday Lydia
  • Youth Sunday Shelby
  • Rt. Rev. Sam Rodman

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