This Summer Raleigh Moravian Church has teams in both the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure at Meredith College on June 12 and the American Cancer Society Relay for Life at Leesville Road High School on June 18th. Information and details can be found here:http://main.acsevents.org/site/TR/RelayForLife/RFLFY10SA?sid=1003&type=fr_informational&pg=informational&fr_id=25994I've joined the team for the Relay for Life. I… Continue reading The American Cancer Society – Relay For Life of Brier Creek/RTP
Breaking Bread Together: Sermon for 5/2/10 (Favorite Things Summer Series)
"Breaking Bread Together"Sermon for May 2, 2010 (Easter 5C)Favorite Things Summer Series Luke 24:13-35 (Easter 3A); Hebrews 13:1-2Today we begin an adventure... a quest... a journey. It's a journey of grace... a journey together, and a journey that God takes with us. Thankfully, we are not alone. Thankfully, God has blessed us with many gifts… Continue reading Breaking Bread Together: Sermon for 5/2/10 (Favorite Things Summer Series)
"Life In His Name" Sermon for Easter 2C 4/11/2010
"Life In His Name"Sermon for 4/11/2010Easter 2CJohn 20:19-31; Psalm 150Doubting Thomas.... Poor Thomas gets such a bad rap. We read this Gospel story each year on the Second Sunday of the Easter season. Whenever I hear this story, the moniker "Doubting Thomas" comes to mind. Poor, Poor Thomas. One question, one request, and he is… Continue reading "Life In His Name" Sermon for Easter 2C 4/11/2010
We Didn’t Start The Fire!
This comes from a recent email I received. I remember loving this song as a kid, and now I'm really starting to learn what I was "singing" when I sang along... Enjoy the photos and history lesson from 1950-mid 1980s!"Whether you are a Billy Joel fan or not, you probably remember his great song, "We… Continue reading We Didn’t Start The Fire!
Yom HaShoah–Day of Rememberence for the Holocaust
Yom HaShoahיום השואהSunday, April 11th, is Yom HaShoah or Day of Remembrance for the Holocaust. This date (27th day of Nisan in the Jewish calendar) marks the anniversary of the uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto. It is an opportunity to remember the 6 million people (Jews, Gays, Gypsies, physically and mentally disabled, Slavs, and more)… Continue reading Yom HaShoah–Day of Rememberence for the Holocaust
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