Acts 15: 36 – 16: 15In the last few verses of chapter 15 we see the culmination of the rift between Barnabas and his colleague Paul over Barnabas’ nephew John Mark, who had abandoned the first missionary journey in Pamphylia. The disagreement being sharp, Barnabas sets sail for Cyprus with nephew Mark, and Paul takes …
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Acts 15My seminary, Seabury-Western, was located on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois outside of Chicago. Seabury-Western Theological Seminary (Episcopal) was treated as one of the graduate schools associated with Northwestern, and so we had access to the university library (in addition to the impressive theological library on the Seabury campus), the gym, …
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Dear Friends, St. Paul’s Anglican Church presents this video-offering to our community of San Miguel de Allende during this time of quarantine. Composed by St. Paul’s music director Sr. Xavier Hernández, ‘Florecer’ (Flowering) is intended as an encouragement from the people of St. Paul’s to the people of our spectacular pueblo. We will once more …
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Acts 14St. Paul has long intrigued me, and I have retraced portions of his footsteps on multiple occasions. I’d like to do that again…with a tour group from St. Paul’s…? In this portion of the Book of Acts Paul has arrived at Perga, and is working through coastal towns before heading up the quite challenging …
