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Tag Archives: Advent
An Advent Meditation on the Nature of Hope
The following is an excerpt from the book that has likely had the singular most significant impact on my life outside the Bible, Theology of Hope by Jurgen Moltmann. Since the Advent season is significantly centers around our hope in … Continue reading
Posted in Advent, Eschatology (Last Things)
Tagged Advent, hope, Jurgen Moltmann, promise, suffering
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Practical Suggestions for Celebrating the Church Year
If you’re like me, celebrating Advent may conjure up childhood memories of those peculiar “Advent Calendars” where you pop out a piece of chocolate each day as Christmas nears. Suffice to say, not all approaches to celebrating the Church Year … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Year
Tagged Advent, Anglican, Bible, Book of Common Prayer, Christian Year, daily office, Liturgy
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Advent Prayers (2)
Advent 1 Blessed are you, Sovereign Lord, God of our ancestors: to you be praise and glory for ever! You called the patriarchs to live by the light of faith and to journey in the hope of your promised fulfilment. … Continue reading
Advent Prayers (1)
from the Book of Common Prayer First Sunday of Advent Almighty God, give us grace to cast away the works of darkness, and put on the armor of light, now in the time of this mortal life in which your … Continue reading
