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  • Crucified, Died, and Buried

    After proclaiming that Jesus suffered under Pontius Pilate, the Apostles’ Creed continues with three solemn words: crucified, died, and was buried. The Church could simply have said that Jesus died, yet the Creed deliberately lingers over these moments. It reminds us that Christ’s sacrifice was complete. He did not merely appear to suffer, nor did…

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  • Son of God

    Son of God

    The Apostles’ Creed continues by proclaiming that Jesus Christ is God’s only Son. These words are among the most familiar in the Christian faith, yet they are also among the most easily misunderstood. In our own culture, the title Son of God can sound biological, as though Christians believe God became a father in the same way that…

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  • Healing Through Oneness: A Reflection Inspired by Julian of Norwich

    Friends, today reflect on the sacred work of healing—the deep, transformative renewal that touches not only our bodies but our hearts and spirits. This kind of healing is not found in fleeting remedies but in the eternal flow of love, the divine presence that sustains and unites all things. For guidance on this journey, we…

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  • The Living Scripture: Hearing the Divine Speak Through All Things

    When we hear the word “scripture,” many of us immediately think of sacred texts—the Bible, the Torah, the Quran, the Vedas. These written words have been passed down through generations, forming the foundation of countless faiths. They inspire, comfort, challenge, and guide us. But what if scripture is not limited to the written word? What…

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