Posts from: Saturday, August 22, 2020
142_August 14, 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. The Greatest Maestro. Are we like the violin – our true value evident only by God’s hand? Sandy draws upon Myra Brooks Welch’s The Old Violin (1921).
141_August 11, 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Falling. Peter’s guilt is our guilt. Whom among us are qualified to judge? It was the Lord who turned at looked at Peter! Lorrie reads from Bread and Wine, “Turning” by the Great Revivalist preacher Henry Drummond.
140_August 12, 2020 Bible Breakfast
Bible Breakfast led by the Vicar, Amma Susan Taylor and supported by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Mt. 15:10-28 Jesus and his disciples encounter the Canaanite woman who seeks healing for her daughter. Jesus appears to act very “un-Jesus-y”! Is it a screen? Is it inherited bias? Is it a teachable moment?
139_August 11, 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Pray without ceasing. Pray and watch at all times. Do not be disturbed by the clamor of the world. Tina turns to Sts. Clare and Francis of Assisi.
138_August 10, 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Perfection. Bill shares Richard Rohr’s meditation. Love shows itself as mercy. God sets the bar very high, unattainable on our own, but a goal nonetheless in our Christian life. Strive to live in a way that appreciates each one’s individuality. TBTG (thanks be to…
135_August 7 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Sandy looks at the care of the soul, drawing on the insights of Deborah Haddix – contemporary writer, speaker and Christian life coach.
134_August 6, 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. The gift of interior vision. Lorrie reads from Bread and Wine, the essay by Romano Guardi “Believing is seeing”.
133_August 5, 2020 Morning Prayer
Morning Prayer led by the Vicar, Amma Susan Taylor and supported by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Amma Susan leads Daily Prayer for All Seasons. We take a look at three 16th century artists who greatly impacted our culture and faith: Albrechht Durer, Matthias Grunewald, and Lucas Cranach the Elder.
132_August 4, 2020 Morning Meditation
Morning Meditation led by members of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Winthrop. Ann leads us through the dichotomy of the thistle. A symbol of strength, poverty, protection… glorious in it’s purple crown. It grows and actually thrives in the most hostile of landscapes. What can we learn from this beautiful gift?