This year it is most important to learn from the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. The crisis the country is facing is summed up well in the title of his last book, “Where do we go from here: chaos or community?” I suggest that communities of faith and goodwill plan two types of events for that day, one educational and the other worshipful.
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The text is meant to acknowledge both our humility in the face of human frailty and our hope of grace, acceptance, and compassion.
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Hymn text for an Advent sermon (Advent 2) in peace in a time of violence.
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Set to the tune Dix ("For the Beauty of the Earth"), this hymn text approaches confession from a progressive Christian perspective in an attempt to focus more on human frailty and the ability to start again and less on self-flagellation or human depravity.
Meeting Christ in Ancient Advent Chants
Every chapter speaks to our personal and collective yearning. Drawing on the poetry and symbolism of the O Antiphons, they invite us to seek what we need in Christ and in following his liberating way.
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Written for Blue Christmas worship services and gatherings.
Music For a Just and Generous Christianity.
Imagine an online source of music for worship that you won’t have to filter in order to find language and theology that fits your more progressive or “Convergence” perspective!!
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This hymn is a different (and simple) way of engaging Advent themes.
Cosmic Mystery Series
Hymn from the Cosmic Mystery Series
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This hymn uses Jesus as a model for our own opportunities to learn, grow, rethink, and change direction (repent) to become more open-hearted, generous, and hospitable - especially to those we think do not belong.