St. James Episcopal ChurchHOLY WEEK: HOLY SATURDAYReading- Matthew 27:57–66 They tried to keep Jesus safely dead then, and they try it still today. Again and again, when the newspapers…Apr 16, 2022Apr 16, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchHOLY WEEK: GOOD FRIDAYReading- Matthew 27:33–56 Overwhelmed with horror at what we are seeing, we join the crowds as they hurry along behind the soldiers with…Apr 15, 2022Apr 15, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchHOLY WEEK: MAUNDY THURSDAYReading- Matthew 27:1–32 A few years ago there was a great railway disaster. Two trains, approaching London, speeded on to the same bit…Apr 14, 2022Apr 14, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchHOLY WEEK: WEDNESDAYReading- Matthew 26:57–75 When I first lived in London, I already knew four or five parts of the city quite well. I knew Westminster…Apr 14, 2022Apr 14, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchHOLY WEEK: TUESDAYReading- Matthew 26:36–56 Put this passage alongside the other time when Jesus took Peter, James and John away with him by themselves…Apr 14, 2022Apr 14, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchHOLY WEEK: PALM SUNDAYReading- Psalm 31:9–16 I have on my shelves a Bible that my grandfather used when he was a student, a hundred or so years ago. It’s…Apr 10, 2022Apr 10, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchWEEK 5: SATURDAYReading- Matthew 26:14–75, Matthew 27:1–66 It isn’t me, is it? The great story, well known yet little known, bursts upon us in a…Apr 10, 2022Apr 10, 2022
St. James Episcopal ChurchWEEK 5: THURSDAYReading- Matthew 25:31–46 One of the greatest soldiers of modern times recently published an autobiography. In it, he skates very…Apr 10, 2022Apr 10, 2022
