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- “How Thirsty Are You?” a sermon on John 4:5-42
- “Repentance: Remorse, Return, Reconciliation and more…” an Ash Weds Sermon.
- “Jesus may ‘get us’ but do we get him?” a sermon on Matt 17:1-9
- “The Mysterious Case of the Missing Cinnamon Roll” a sermon on Matt 5:21-37
- “Salt and Light as Matters of the Heart” a sermon on Matt 5:13-20
- “The foolishness of Christ’s blessing” a sermon on 1 Corinthians 1:18 and Matt 5:1-12
- Updates….
- “Let your heart sing” a Christmas Eve sermon
- “Remembering You Are Part of God’s Family” a sermon on Luke 12:32-40 and Genesis 15:1-6
- “When Everything is Hevel” a sermon on Ecclesiastes 1:2, 12-14, Luke 12:13-21
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- “How Thirsty Are You?” a sermon on John 4:5-42 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2023/03/12/how… 2 weeks ago
- Spend more time getting to know your neighbor and their struggles vs telling them why they are wrong. 2 months ago
- @JustinWise send 4 months ago
- “Like a Hen Gathers Her Brood” a sermon on Luke 13:31-35 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2022/03/13/lik… 1 year ago
- “Transfiguration & Ukraine: it’s good to be here” a sermon on Luke 9:23-36 sinibaldo.wordpress.com/2022/02/27/tra… 1 year ago
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Monthly Archives: August 2017
“Mission Trip Reflections,” Youth trip to Brooklyn, NY 2017
8/27/2017 Youth reflect on their mission experience. St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in Church & Mission, Discovery, Faith Everyday, Insights by Others, Mission Trip Reflections, on Gospel of Matthew, Sermons
Tagged brooklyn, mission, mission trip, youth, youth ministry, youth works
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A Pastoral Letter on Charlottesville
To the people of St. Paul (and beyond), With you I was appalled by the evil revealed on full display in Charlottesville, VA this past weekend by white supremacy groups and individuals. I was mortified to see the hatred in … Continue reading
Posted in Church & Mission, Church by Perception, Discovery, Faith Everyday, Insights by Others, on the Revelation of John, Thinking About Church Differently, What We Seek
Tagged Charlottesville, justice, Racism
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“Do you have to become one of ‘US’ first?” a sermon on Acts 15:1-11
8/06/2017 Sermon on Acts 15:1-11 “Do you have to become one of ‘US’ first?” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in Church & Mission, on the Acts of the Apostles, Sermons, Thinking About Church Differently
Tagged acceptance, community, inclusion, mission
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“Without a security blanket” a sermon on Acts 10
7/30/2017 Sermon on Acts 10 “Without a security blanket” St. Paul Lutheran Church Old Saybrook, CT
Posted in Church & Mission, Discovery, Faith Everyday, on the Acts of the Apostles, Sermons, Thinking About Church Differently
Tagged God for all, hospitality, hungry, masbia, masbia of flatbush, soup kitchen
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2 Bald Pastors / Episode 51: Bishop On a Bike, Jim Hazelwood
Posted in 2 Bald Pastors, 2BP PODCAST, Church & Mission, Church by Perception, Insights by Others, Thinking About Church Differently
Tagged 2baldpastors, Bishop Jim Hazelwood
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