Marianne Borg, the founding chair of our board and a retired Episcopal priest, continues to give sermons occasionally. Please find copies of her sermons in this category with the understanding that they are meant to be listened to out loud. If you would like to attend one of her sermons, please contact us to find out when the next one might be.
St. Thomas Episcopal Church Dubois, Wyoming Proper 10 / Mark 6: 14-29 The Rev. Canon Marianne Wells Borg Jesus’ Name Was Known – Is He John the Baptist’s Spirit Come to Life? “King Herod heard of it, for Jesus’ name […]
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Pentecost 3, Year B Mark 2:23-3:6 June 3, 2018 Bill Ellis In today’s gospel lesson Mark has created two stories to make a point, which for emphasis he places right in the center of the passage. I say “created” because
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“After Jesus had spoken these words, he went out with his disciples across the Kidron Valley to a place…” and then unfolds the story of his arrest, his sentence to death, his crucifixion, the piercing of his side, and then, according to John, his burial.
Jesus wasn’t concerned about contagion or impurity or keeping a safe distance. For him no one was untouchable or to be ignored. Jesus’ hand extended to anyone. Everyone. He was a healer for all. Not just for some.
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Last Sunday after Pentecost Matthew 25:31-46 The Rev. Canon Marianne Wells Borg Today is Christ the King Sunday. It is a feast day. A celebratory day. And it is practiced in churches all over the world. The Roman Church calls
March 12, 2017 Trinity Episcopal Cathedral John 3: 1-17 The Rev. Canon Marianne Wells Borg When Nathan invited me to preach this morning he told me that he once played in an awful children’s musical at his dad’s church called
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