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: Matthew 24:36-44. Sermon On: Jesus tells his disciples of the need for readiness because the Son of Man will come at a day and hour which no one knows.
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Today I bear witness to grace.
Today I practice kindness.
Today I choose love over fear.
Today I am not afraid to be generous.
Today I belong to the whole world,
not merely a portion of it.
No matter what others around me choose,
today I choose to live in peace.
-Steve Garnaas-Holmes

Happy Thanksgiving to All!

We wanted to bring this new film documentary to your attention:
(from The Episcopal Church - Office of Public Affairs)
”A new documentary—first shown to The Episcopal Church Executive Council during its fall meeting—highlights the church’s pioneering efforts in conducting socially responsible investing more than a half-century ago. “Our work on this committee is very much about collaboration with other institutions, dioceses, and organizations—we are grateful for their support, which, along with funding from the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society, made this documentary possible,” committee member Diane Pollard said. “We hope Episcopalians will take time to view and share this film and be inspired by the church’s history and work in this area.””

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 23:33-43.
Sermon On: Jesus, as he hangs upon the cross, is mocked as the Christ and the King of the Jews. To a thief crucified with him he promises Paradise.
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We wanted to bring this conference to your attention:
(from the Episcopal Church website)
“The 27th session of the Conference of Parties of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, also known as COP27, in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt is almost finished. This year’s hybrid platform allowed for a wider representation of Episcopalian delegates, who have been participating virtually and in person in daily events.
COP27 Closing Event: Report Back from the Presiding Bishop’s Delegation. Delegates will report back on their experiences during an online closing event at noon ET Nov. 30, open to all.”
Follow this link to read more!

“When I came to faith, one of my greatest discoveries was that I could speak freely and openly with Jesus. It was wonderful to sit down in the evening and look back over the day in company with him…” Enjoy the rest of this thought-provoking read on our website :) .

What is "Susie's Book Nook"?
Who is Susie?
Why should I check out Susie's Book Nook?
Susie herself answers all of your questions in this freshly posted "Susie's Book Nook"- YouTube Episode 3!
Her children's book review puts a spotlight on well-written and thought-provoking books focused on the topics of creation care and social justice for kids and teens.

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 21:5-19.
Sermon On: The disciples are forewarned of the destruction of the Jewish temple and of great upheavals in the natural and supernatural order that must take place before the end of history.
If you would like to support this weekly podcast, feel free to donate any amount to our listener support on Anchor OR visit the donation page on our website.