Category: Sermons
Facing Rejection With Resilience: A Sermon for Pauli Murray
By the Rev. Racquel Gill As I familiarized myself with the life of Dr. Pauli Murray this summer I became all to familiar with the baseline of rejection that seemed to accompany those who are the victim of a world that is racist while… Continue Reading “Facing Rejection With Resilience: A Sermon for Pauli Murray”
The Feast of Pauli Murray
By the Rev. Indhira Udofia *Author’s Note* I had a sermon. It was a great technical homily that tightly braided the exegetical notes of Isaiah 49, Pauli Murray’s work, and the commentary about American exceptionalism. I thought that I could give you that sermon… Continue Reading “The Feast of Pauli Murray”
130th Anniversary Homily
By the Very Rev. W. (Will) H. Mebane, Jr It’s better to give back than go back My dear sisters and brothers, as the patron saint of this parish might say to the early churches in Christendom, I greet you in the name of… Continue Reading “130th Anniversary Homily”
The Feast of Pauli Murray
By The Rev. Joyce Corbin Cunningham On February 08, 2007, I attended a special worship service at the Chapel of the Cross Episcopal Church in Chapel Hill. I was motivated to attend that service, for two reasons: the first was that the service was… Continue Reading “The Feast of Pauli Murray”
Stephanie Yancy’s Celebration of New Ministry at St. Titus
By the Rev. Mirian Saxon I love that this celebration of new ministry falls on the day that we also celebrate the life of Columba, an Irish priest living in the late 6th century. He entered monastic life and joined several others in missionary… Continue Reading “Stephanie Yancy’s Celebration of New Ministry at St. Titus”
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