Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City

Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City

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Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City episodes

  • Do We Need The Poor With Us To Be Christian?
    Could our salvation depend on how we pay attention to the lost, the least, and the left out? Could our identity as followers of Jesus depend on how we attend to the intellectually and physically disabled? Do we need the poor with us in order to be Christian?
    19 min
  • Do We Need The Poor With Us To Be Christian?
    Could our salvation depend on how we pay attention to the lost, the least, and the left out? Could our identity as followers of Jesus depend on how we attend to the intellectually and physically disabled? Do we need the poor with us in order to be Christian?
    19 min
  • Jesus' God
    The parable of the Prodigal Son invites us to see Jesus' God as more forgiving than we can possibly expect. And the story also tells us that God invites us to grow up.
    18 min
  • Jesus' God
    The parable of the Prodigal Son invites us to see Jesus' God as more forgiving than we can possibly expect. And the story also tells us that God invites us to grow up.
    18 min
  • Abram's God
    Abram's God is not like the other gods. In the church, we’ve put up a lot of little clay men over the centuries and said, “that’s God!” Religion needs a little smashing now and again.
    18 min
  • Abram's God
    Abram's God is not like the other gods. In the church, we’ve put up a lot of little clay men over the centuries and said, “that’s God!” Religion needs a little smashing now and again.
    18 min
  • What You Do With Your Solitude
    The Philosopher Whitehead said: "Religion is what a human does with solitude." Einstein called Jesus a "spiritual genius." Part of Jesus' Genius was in how he wrestled with his demons.
    13 min

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The Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion is a welcoming and diverse community seeking to walk in the way of Jesus and to reveal Christ’s reconciling love in our city, nation, and world.