#openandaffirming — Public Fediverse posts
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Full services are in the videos. Sharing my wife's sermon at this open and affirming Matthew 25 church yesterday.
09:00am service
https://www.youtube.com/live/yLZTaKq9A7c
11:00am service
https://www.youtube.com/live/RvzsvdjhjC0?si=fgMpLWhEyBaoU5wx
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Full services are in the videos. Sharing my wife's sermon at this open and affirming Matthew 25 church yesterday.
09:00am service
https://www.youtube.com/live/yLZTaKq9A7c
11:00am service
https://www.youtube.com/live/RvzsvdjhjC0?si=fgMpLWhEyBaoU5wx
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As promised, here is the recording of my message for #Easter Sunday 2024 at #JoyMennoniteChurch.
This video has the audio from the sermon, but the visuals are of the slide show that was included when it was presented.
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#LGBTQ #OKC #Oklahoma #Mennonite #OpenAndAffirming #TransDayofRemembrance
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I'm excited to announce that I will be speaking at Joy Mennonite Church in #OKC for Easter Sunday at 10:30 am.
I should mention that I was invited despite my now being Jewish (which is pretty awesome and speaks to the theological diversity of this community), but I should say that this does mean that I will be discussing the theme of resurrection in a metaphorical (non-factual)l way.
Along the way, I will also be telling a really beautiful story from Joy's history from 1993. It's a tearjerker but also a story that I think turned the congregation towards eventually adopting a policy of being an #OpenAndAffirming church. --- And I will be taking a moment to celebrate the 20th anniversary of first joining this church, on Easter Sunday 2004.
I'll probably share a recording of this one online for anyone wants to hear it later, but if you are in OKC and want to visit, come on by.
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I'm excited to announce that I will be speaking at Joy Mennonite Church in #OKC for Easter Sunday at 10:30 am.
I should mention that I was invited despite my now being Jewish (which is pretty awesome and speaks to the theological diversity of this community), but I should say that this does mean that I will be discussing the theme of resurrection in a metaphorical (non-factual)l way.
Along the way, I will also be telling a really beautiful story from Joy's history from 1993. It's a tearjerker but also a story that I think turned the congregation towards eventually adopting a policy of being an #OpenAndAffirming church. --- And I will be taking a moment to celebrate the 20th anniversary of first joining this church, on Easter Sunday 2004.
I'll probably share a recording of this one online for anyone wants to hear it later, but if you are in OKC and want to visit, come on by.