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Rector’s Update: Thur 6/5

Rector’s Update: Thur 6/5

Dear friends, One of this country's most well-respected Biblical scholars and theologians died today. Walter Brueggemann was undoubtedly the preeminent Christian Old Testament scholar of the last decades. He published dozens of books and articles and frequently...

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Rector’s Update: Sun 5/25

Rector’s Update: Sun 5/25

Dear friends, What a wonderful day we had today. Thank you so much for making the 30th anniversary of my ordination to the priesthood a special occasion. The hats, the cake and champagne, the cards all were wonderful. It is very hard to believe that I have been doing...

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Rector’s Update: Sat 5/24

Dear friends, Remember that tomorrow is the first Sunday of our summer schedule. That means one service at 10 a.m., followed by coffee hour. No Sunday School until September. Also when you see that the opening procession is much shorter than usual, remember that the...

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Rector’s Update: Mon 5/19 #2

Rector’s Update: Mon 5/19 #2

Dear friends, We are coming up on Memorial Day weekend, which means it's time to switch to our summer schedule. Beginning this Sunday, May 25, we will have one service at 10 a.m. There is no Sunday School. We stay with this schedule through Labor Day weekend. Things...

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Rector’s Update: Mon 5/19

Rector’s Update: Mon 5/19

Dear friends, The Church calendar today recognizes our patron saint, Dunstan. I have to admit that when I applied here more than two decades ago I had no idea who Dunstan was. He was an Archbishop of Canterbury, who died in 988. He was a leader in the revival of...

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Rector’s Update: Thur 5/15

Rector’s Update: Thur 5/15

Dear friends, Many of you have heard me liken being the rector of St. Dunstan's to herding cats, which is true. I quickly add that I love cats. This week the cats, the actual four-legged variety, have gotten the best of me. We all could use a little levity these days,...

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