geoff sinibaldo
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10 most recent posts
- “Like a Hen Gathers Her Brood” a sermon on Luke 13:31-35
- “Transfiguration & Ukraine: it’s good to be here” a sermon on Luke 9:23-36
- Merry Christmas from the Sinibaldos! (2021)
- Sermon from Gloria Dei, Bristol, CT 11.28.2021
- Sermon from Zion, Southington, CT, 11.14.2021
- “Like Being Church” a Sermon for Reformation Sunday, 10.31.2021
- Good Morning Church! 8.22.2021 Finale
- Good Morning Church! 8.15.2021 Get Up and Eat
- Good Morning Church! 8.08.2021 The Bread of Life
- Good Morning Church! 8.01.2021 Seeing (Jesus, Abundance Ourselves) in a New Way
I’m on twitter @PastorGGeoff
- “Like a Hen Gathers Her Brood” a sermon on Luke 13:31-35 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2022/03/13/lik… 2 months ago
- “Transfiguration & Ukraine: it’s good to be here” a sermon on Luke 9:23-36 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2022/02/27/tra… 2 months ago
- @FatherTim yes. All of the above. 2 months ago
- Good stuff… captures the context of the times so well... twitter.com/BrettBetkoski/… 4 months ago
- Merry Christmas from the Sinibaldos! (2021) youtube.com/watch?v=t1o0-1… sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2021/12/24/mer… 5 months ago
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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Changing Sides
When I was a new pastor fresh out of seminary in Hermosa, South Dakota, a veteran pastor befriended me named Mitch. Mitch served the congregational church in town. One day over lunch he told me this story of when he … Continue reading
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Miles 20-24 (10/13/2010)
I ran the Hartford Marathon on Saturday, October 9th. 26.2 miles. For those of you who don’t know or who fell asleep that day in world history class, the Marathon is a race that recalls the run of a Greek … Continue reading
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Manners
“Where is the Historical Society?” asked the driver of a very nice car as the window scrolled down. Her words came only as a solitary command; no, “excuse me, or could you please help me find…” In hindsight, I wish … Continue reading
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Letting Your Hair Down
For those present at the Progressive Dinner at St. Michael’s on Saturday (9/25/2010) , it was a fun evening as we ate our way through the decades. The guests arrived in full regalia from the 60s, 70s and 80s.Tammie and I … Continue reading
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Hit and Run
I read a headline in the New Canaan Advertiser that got my attention. It went something like, “Another Person Hit by Vehicle; Driver Stays.” With the number of people getting hit on the side of the road around here it … Continue reading
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Picture Day
Remember picture day at school? It was one day where I remember having combed hair (yes, I did have hair at one time), a tucked-in shirt, and nice shoes. I think it was in first grade I had a little … Continue reading
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Priceless (9/08/2010)
It was 8:45 on a Sunday Morning. The church was empty, as it should have been. Worship was scheduled for 10:00. A man, let’s call him Gary, came in and sat down in his usual pew. As I was getting … Continue reading
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The First Day of School – The FISH IS DEAD!
Yesterday was the first day of school. School was great, but we had a family tragedy last night. Our fish died. Ok, we have had fish die before, but this was different. This death was a trauma. There was a horrible accident. … Continue reading
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