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Post Election Day Prayer by Walter Brueggemann: “…We pray now for new governance that your will and purpose may prevail, that our leaders may have a sense of justice and goodness, that we as citizens may care about the public face of your purpose…”

“...November, the Season After Pentecost...This time includes Thanksgiving Day and is traditionally a season of gratitude. This month we celebrated the 55th anniversary of the founding of ECA! We have much to be grateful for, individually and as a congregation!”… This is a photo taken in 1967 at the beginning, when the Joint Venture churches (ECA and AVUCC) came together as a community!

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The Gospel reading from today’s episode is: Luke 6:20-31.
Sermon On: Jesus pronounces blessings and woes, words of comfort and challenge, showing that the values of the reign of God are quite different from worldly standards.
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“Death cannot kill the love which binds us together with our departed loved ones in a communion which transcends time and space…” Find the rest of this thought-provoking quote in our inspiration of the week.

Welcome to An Episcopal Sermon Podcast! Visit our website to learn more about The Episcopal Church in Almaden/San Jose Community: www.churchinalmaden.org.
The Gospel reading from today’s episode is: Luke 19:1-10.
Sermon On: Jesus answers a question concerning the chief command of the law by reciting the double commandment to love God and one’s neighbor.
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“My sorrows are not my own,but threads that bind meto all others. My joys are not for me alone,but meant to overflow into the world….” See the rest of this inspirational poem of the week on our website :)