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"Jesus would be shocked by a culture in which the individual is prized."
Sermon by the Rev'd Dr. Samuel Torvend, recorded live on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
About the guest preacher:
The Rev'd Dr. Samuel Torvend is Priest Associate for Adult Faith Formation at St. Paul's Seattle and Professor Emeritus of Religion at Pacific Lutheran University. He retired from teaching in 2022, but continues to serve in the school’s Wild Hope Center for Vocation. He holds the Ph.D. in church history, with a specialization in sacraments and liturgy, and has taught liturgy courses at two midwestern seminaries and as an adjunct at Seattle University. He is the author of eight books that focus on liturgy and life, sacraments and social action, and worship and work, concerns that animate his faith and his work in adult formation. His latest book is entitled Jesus in Nature: A Monastic Christology.
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