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25th December
2011 Children's Talk by Rev'd Dawn Leger ~ Christmas Day
Dawn remembers receiving an orange in her stocking each
childhood Christmas in P.E.I. and elaborates with some modern-day
chocolate oranges (some off-mic conversations with the children).
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24th December
2011 Sermon by Sándor Borbély (11:00pm)
~ Christmas Eve
Sándor discusses three things that the infant Jesus can teach
us today.
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24th December
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
(9:00pm) ~ Christmas Eve
The great American poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, said, “A person
will worship something, have no doubt about that. …That which
dominates our imaginations and our thoughts will determine our
lives... Therefore, it behooves us to be careful what we worship,
for what we are worshipping we are becoming.”
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18th December
2011 Sermon by
Rev'd Dawn Leger ~ 4th Sunday of Advent
Dawn focuses on the angel Gabriel's message to Mary and how she
may have reacted to it
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14th December
2011 Sermon by
Heather Westbrook ~ Seniors' Christmas
Eucharist
Heather's personal look at what Advent and Christmas
mean to her, and the message in some of our best-loved Advent and
Christmas hymns & readings.
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11th December
2011 Sermon by
Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ 3rd Sunday of Advent
In St John's Gospel, John the Baptist echoes the famous line
which is actually a quote from the Old Testament prophet Isaiah
(40:3). ‘I am a voice crying in the wilderness, Make Straight the
Way of the Lord'. Rev'd Dawn Davis considers those things which
act as an obstacle or distraction from our following the straight
highway to God.
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4th December
2011 Sermon by Sándor Borbély ~ 2nd Sunday of Advent
Sándor invites us to slow down during the hectic lead-up to
Christmas, and meditate upon our personal vision of God.
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27th November 2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis - Advent Lessons &
Carols (11:00am)
Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis reflects on the start of another church
year, and new beginnings in our spiritual life, making reference
to the recent
Maxed Out
sermon series.
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20th November
2011 Sermon by Rt Rev'd George Elliott ~ Consecration of
the Church (11:00am)
At the second Consecration service, Rt Rev'd George Elliott
intersperses congratulations to the parishioners of Trinity with
an admonition for us to follow the teachings of the Gospel
(Matthew 25:31-46) 'Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of
the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me'
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20th November
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Dawn Leger ~ Consecration of the
Church (8:00am)
Our gospel (Matthew 25:31-46) is familiar, particularly in its
discomfort. If our final judgment were only a matter of what we
say we believe, reciting the creed, we could live with that. But
Jesus is so clear that we will be judged not only by what we say
we believe, but how we live it out, how we respond to the world
around us every day, the choices we make, choices for grace,
generosity and compassion over fear, greed and judgment of others.
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13th November
2011 Sermon by Sándor Borbély ~ 22nd Sunday after Pentecost
Sándor expands upon the Parable of the Talents from the Gospel
of St Matthew 25:14-30
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6th November
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ Remembrance Sunday
Wars are not very far away when the seeds of them begin in our
homes, in our workplaces, in our churches, in our schoolyards and
in our communities. Each action that speaks to and respects that
every person is a cherished child of God is a small but also
profoundly large and positive step to building peace.
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30th October
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Dawn Leger
~ 20th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon Series "Maxed Out" - Enough Compassion
Whatever the stress in our life, when we take the time to pray,
to seek God’s love and
hope for our lives, we are better equipped to make choices of
balance for ourselves, our family, our finances,
our time and our health.
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23rd October
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ 19th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon Series "Maxed Out" - Enough Money
To Jesus, money is spiritual. What we do with our money; How we
feel about our money; How we feel about
others who do or do not have money; are all core spiritual
concerns.
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16th October
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Vicki Cousins
~ 18th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon Series "Maxed Out" - Healthy Enough
Rev'd Vicki Cousins tells of her life's work at Southlake
Regional Health Centre, and stresses the need for personal "down
time" and spiritual renewal.
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9th October
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ 17th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon Series "Maxed Out" - Enough Gratitude
Of the ten lepers that were cured by Jesus, are we like the one
who returned to give thanks for his healing?
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2nd October
2011 Sermon by Sándor Borbély
~ 16th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon Series "Maxed Out" - Enough Time
So many things to do, so little time. Sandor reflects on
finding time for our spiritual well-being in our busy lives.
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25th September
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ 15th Sunday after Pentecost
Sermon Series "Maxed Out" - You are Enough
Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis stresses the importance of making time
for Spiritual life in our busy world.
The audio version is from our inaugural 4:30pm Contemporary
Eucharist
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18th September
2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ 14th Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev'd. Canon Dawn Davis poses the question "Can we earn
God's love?"
Note: due to a technical problem, no audio version of this week's
sermon is available.
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11th September 2011
Talk by our Mexico Missioners ~ 13th Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev'd. Dawn Leger and three of the Mexico Missioners told a
small portion of the story about their recent trip to Mexico.
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4th September 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Dawn Leger ~ 12th Sunday after Pentecost
The story of Mary & Joseph finding their lost Son in the
temple in Jerusalem.
Sermon at 8:00am Holy Communion ~
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The Rev'd Dawn Leger welcomes young people around the chancel
steps and blesses the backpacks for the start of another year.
High-school student Brooke tells of her and her family's
assembling backpacks for students in the Far North
Blessing of the Backpacks (10:00am) ~
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28th August 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Canon Paul Robinson
~ 11th Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev'd Canon Paul Robinson speaks on Biblical
Interpretatio and why Paul's Letter to the Romans Chapter 12 should be
required learning for all of us.
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21st August 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Canon Alan Ferguson
~ 10th Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev'd Canon Alan Ferguson speaks on Transformations.
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14th August 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
~ 9th Sunday after Pentecost
Dawn Davis spoke about saying "goodbye".
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7th August 2011
Sermon by Sándor Borbély ~
8th Sunday after Pentecost
Sándor discusses
our means of communicating with God, not only through the bible
and worship services, but also in silence and solitude. At 10:00am
service, he reflects on the value of silence in music.
At the 8:00am Holy Communion
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At the 10:00am Sung Eucharist
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31st July 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis ~
7th Sunday after Pentecost
Dawn Davis addresses the topic of dealing with grief, both
at a personal level and at the community level
Note: due to a technical problem, we are unable to provide an
audio version of the sermon this week.
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24th July 2011
Sermon by Sándor Borbély ~
6th Sunday after Pentecost
Sándor spoke today and talked about parables in modern
terms...and the difference between fact and a parable, and not to
confuse the two.
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17th July 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis ~
5th Sunday after Pentecost
Dawn Davis discusses the Cathedral of Albi, France, centre
of the Albigensian Crusade (1209-1255), and how it -- or anything
that shows a man-made division among people -- is not what we as
Christians are about. We are about inclusion.
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10th July 2011
Sermon by Rev'd Canon Paul Robinson ~
4th Sunday after Pentecost
Paul Robinson recasts the Parable of the Sower of Seed into
our
current experience.
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3rd July 2011
Sermon by Sándor Borbély ~
3rd Sunday after Pentecost
Sandor talked today about prayer and pathways for
communicating with God -and how that enriches your life
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Also, Rev'd Canon Paul Robinson provided insight into
the naming of The Dominion of Canada as we celebrated Canada's
144th birthday.
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26th June 2011 Sermon by Rev'd
Dawn Leger ~
2nd Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev'd Dawn Leger reflects on June being a time of
transitions from baptism onwards and that in our own way, each of
us is a prophet.
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19th June 2011 Sermon
by Rev'd Fran Kovar
~1st Sunday after Pentecost
The Rev'd Fran Kovar, a former Associate Priest at
Trinity spoke today on faith on belief and a present-day concept
of the Trinity as a "Symphony".
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12th June 2011 My Faith Journey
by Ernie Greenwood ~ Day of Pentecost
The tradition at Trinity's annual Outdoor Service is
to have a church member describe their faith journey. Today, Ernie
Greenwood described his very moving journey.
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5th June 2011 Sermon by
Rt Rev'd M. Philip Poole ~ Trinity Sunday (transferred)
Rt Rev'd Philip Poole relates the story of the building of our
"new" church. He further reflects on the passage in Paul's letter
to the Corinthians "Finally brethren farewell. Mend your ways,
heed my appeal, agree with one another and peace be with you."
8:00am ~ Read (pdf)
Rt Rev'd Philip Poole relates the story of the building of our
"new" church. He also reflects on the passage in St Matthew
(28.19) “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations baptizing
them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy
Spirit teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you and
lo I am with you to the close of the age.” linked to the concept
of "Back to Church" Sunday
9:15am ~ Read (pdf)
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Rt Rev'd Philip Poole relates the story of the building of our
"new" church. He further reflects on "The Hands of Jesus".
11:00am ~ Read (pdf)
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29th May 2011 Sermon by Rev'd
Canon Dawn Davis ~ 6th Sunday after Easter
The Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis addresses the new Sunday afternoon
service, it's uncertainty, and the community of faith and love at
Trinity.
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22nd May 2011 Sermon by
Sándor Borbély ~
5th Sunday after Easter
In his sermon, Sándor Borbély spoke on a broader
and inclusive interpretation of John 14:6. He talked about
experiencing God's creation to become closer to God and made
reference to the
Prayer of Examen and the Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis's
sermon from Thanksgiving 2009 ~ Listen now ~
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Today's sermon -
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15th May 2011 Sermon by
Rt Rev'd
George Elliott ~
4th Sunday after Easter ~ Confirmation
The Rt. Rev'd George Elliott visited Trinity for a 4:00pm
service of confirmation. This talk was addressed to the
confirmands and also pertains to all of us.
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15th May 2011 Sermon by Rev'd
Nicola Skinner ~
4th Sunday after Easter
The Rev'd Nicola Skinner (a former associate priest at
Trinity and now Rector of All Saints King City) puts sheep into
perspective ~ she had one as a pet as a child ~ and discusses our
relationship with Jesus.
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8th May 2011 Sermon by Rev'd
Stephen Kern ~
3rd Sunday after Easter
In this, his last sermon as a priest at Trinity, The Rev'd
Stephen Kern leaves us with some thoughts on leaving. Godspeed,
Stephen. May you have every success and happiness at St. Philips
on-the-hill, Unionville!
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1st May 2011 Sermon by Rev'd
Dawn Leger ~
2nd Sunday after Easter
The Rev'd Dawn Leger reflects on the story of "doubting"
Thomas.
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24th
April 2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn
Davis ~ The Day of Resurrection ~ Easter Day
Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis message about what we believe
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Children's Talk
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23rd
April 2011 Sermon by Rt Rev'd George Elliott ~ Holy
Saturday
Rt Rev'd George Elliott speaks of the joy of Easter, reflecting
on what the women experienced at the tomb: Fear and Great Joy.
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22nd
April 2011 Reflection by Rev'd
Canon Dawn Davis ~ Good Friday
Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis talks about faith--and how it fits and
how it might not fit.
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21st
April 2011 Sermon by Rev'd
Dawn Leger ~
Maundy Thursday
Rev'd Dawn Leger explains the background and the spiritual
importance of the washing of each other at the Maundy Thursday
service.
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17th
April 2011 Reflection by Rev'd
Canon Dawn Davis ~
Palm Sunday
Canon Dawn David reflects on the message of Palm Sunday and
asks us "How much do we trust"?
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13th
April 2011 Sermon by Rev'd Canon Paul
Robinson ~ Seniors' Easter Eucharist
Rev'd Canon Paul Robinson reflects on Jesus' greeting to the
Disciples in the Upper Room: "Peace Be With You".
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10th
April 2011 Sermon by Rev'd Stephen Kern
5th Sunday in Lent
Telling your Story
- Proselytizing or sharing? Can telling your story be
offensive or is it a gift?
Rev'd Stephen Kern reviews the testimonials of the faith journeys
and advocates growth in our spiritual journey. Reflection time has
been cut in the audio recording.
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3rd April 2011 My Faith Journey
by
Sándor Borbély and Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis
4th Sunday in Lent
Telling your Story
- Oops, I am not perfect! How does faith make it right?
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27th March 2011 My Faith Journey
by Scott Allan ~ Introduction by Rev'd Dawn Leger
3rd Sunday in Lent
Telling your Story
- How would they know you have faith? Do your actions
speak for you?
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20th March 2011 My Faith Journey
by Katherine Webster ~ Introduction by Rev'd Stephen Kern
2nd Sunday in Lent
Telling your Story
- God in the highs and lows. Real experiences of deep pain
and profound joy.
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13th March 2011 Rev'd Canon Dawn
Davis - 1st Sunday in Lent
Telling your Story
- Who is God in your life? How do you find the words to
describe the “Divine Other”?
Rev'd Stephen Kern announces that he has will be leaving Trinity ~
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Sermon by Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis ~
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6th March 2011 Rev'd Canon Prue
Chambers - Last Sunday after Epiphany
The first of our former clergy to preach during our Celebration
2011 year.
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1st March 2011 Rt Rev'd Mark
MacDonald - Diocesan Clergy Pre-Lenten Day
The Right Reverend Mark MacDonald, The Anglican Church of
Canada's first National Indigenous Bishop presented a series of
three talks on the topic The Word Discerned and Embodied:
Discipleship of the Land.
The first talk, with an introduction by Rt Rev'd Philip Poole,
presented a general overview of the native interpretation of Christianity, the second talk focused on the role of John the
Baptist and the third talk on the role of Mary in the
interpretation of the gospels by First Nations communities.
The third talk concluded with a Question Period moderated by Most Rev'd Colin R. Johnson, Archbishop of Toronto.
Thanks to the Rt Reverend Mark MacDonald and the Most
Reverend Colin R Johnson for their permission to make these talks
available on the Trinity Church, Aurora, website.
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27th February 2011 Rt Rev'd Mark
MacDonald - 8th Sunday after Epiphany
The Right Reverend Mark MacDonald, The Anglican Church of
Canada's first National Indigenous Bishop concluded the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today.
The topic was Aboriginal Issues: Can we heal historic
injustice? Bishop Mark delivered an excellent sermon
explaining the background, issues, and the healing process of the
Truth and Reconciliation Commission.
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20th February 2011 Rev'd Dawn
Leger - 7th Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev'd Dawn Leger continued the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today. The topic was
Family Values: What exactly are they? Do the Bible and faith have
anything to offer the family?
She offered some surprising Biblical and real-world
alternatives to the well-publicized and widely believed canon
popularly known as "Family Values". These examples suggested a
broader and more-inclusive definition rather than the narrow and
judgmental one sometimes offered.
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13th February 2011 Rev'd Canon Dawn
Davis - 6th Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis continued the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today.
The topic was Church: We have experienced three decades of a
post-Christian culture.
What does our future look like?
Canon Davis began her sermon with a fantasy of a techno-centric
church which included food service--an important part of
community. She indicated that the current era is the type of
change that occurs every 500 years. In making this point, she drew
parallels between Gutenberg's printing press and the Web. Our
mission and purpose in life is to share the Good News and to build
Peace, Justice, and Truth in the world.
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6th February 2011 Rev'd Stephen
Kern -
5th Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev'd Stephen Kern continued the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today.
The topic was Science and Religion: Where is the mystery?
Father Stephen examined the relationship between science and
religion. Science might be considered as the "How" while religion
explores the "Why" of the universe. The sermon pulls from
wide-ranging examples of the conflict to show that the conflict is
unnecessary.
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30th January 2011 Rev'd Canon Dawn
Davis -
4th Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis continued the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today.
The topic was Immigration: Who is my neighbour?
Canon Davis based her sermon about the confluence of different
cultures on the parable of the Good Samaritan and suggested some
positive pathways to embrace diversity. There was a wonderful
luncheon that followed with Baha'i, Christian, and Islamic people
joining some of our parishioners--people just like us with the
same cares and frustrations, all travelling similar faith
journeys.
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23rd January 2011 Rev'd Dawn Leger -
3rd Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev'd Dawn Leger continued the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today.
The topic was Death: The final frontier?
Rev'd Dawn Leger intertwined the heart-warming story of an
aging lady into a loving treatment of death. Her concluding words
were, "Let us not be afraid." Read or listen to the sermon to see
why.
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16th January 2011 Rev'd Stephen
Kern - 2nd Sunday after Epiphany
The Rev'd Stephen Kern continued the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today.
The topic was World Religions: Why the fear?
Father Stephen briefly reviewed some of the challenges of
faith-based strife and polarization and asks, "So, are the
atheists correct to say that religion is a principle cause of
global unrest and violence?" He answers that some of the factors
that create cohesion within a group may create an antagonistic
posture towards other groups. However, he also points out that
religion can be used and abused for political purpose and that
lack of social justice is a major cause of strife.
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9th January 2011 Rev'd Canon Dawn
Davis - Epiphany
The Rev'd Canon Dawn Davis began the
Shedding
Some Light sermon series today. The topic was
Faith: Why do bad things happen to good people? A test of
faith is when the just or innocent are hurt. Where is God?
Canon Davis explores four of the traditional answers to the
question. Building on the work of Harold Kushner (When Bad Things
Happen to Good People) and Philip Yancey (Where is God When It
Hurts?), Davis (at about 10:22) rejects all four of these answers
and then synthesizes two additional options: atheism or asking a
different question: instead of asking "Why do bad things happen to
good people?" to "How do I cope when bad things happen to me and
those I love?".
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2nd January 2011 Rev'd Dawn Leger
- Christmas II
The Rev'd Dawn Leger had prepared a sermon about the version of
the visitation of the Magi based on Matthew's Gospel expecting
some of the children to come forward and sit with her. No children
came forward, so she gave the sermon from various places in the
centre aisle of the Historic Chapel. While the sermon focused on
the Magi and their visit to Herod and how their news of his
jealousy allowed the baby Jesus and his family to escape Herod's
wrath, the microphones were not focused on Dawn (we do not use the
wireless head-worn microphones in the Historic Chapel)! We have
decided to include this despite sub-standard recording quality, as
it is a good and animated telling of this version of the story and
the importance of Epiphany.
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