Words, Nevertheless: Sermons And Thoughts

Feb 22 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Feb 15 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Feb 8 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Feb 1 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Jan 25 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Jan 18 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Jan 11 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Jan 4 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Dec 28 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Dec 21 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Dec 14 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Dec 7 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Nov 29 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Nov 23 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Nov 16 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Nov 9 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Nov 2 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

Oct 26 Eighth Day Encouragement by John F. Beddingfield

A weekly recap of the Sunday service. The scripture readings are Isaiah 45:1-7 and Matthew 22:15-22. The anthem is Lobe den Herren" text by Joachim Neander (1650 – 1680); tune “Hast du denn, Liebster” from Praxis Pietatis Melica (1668); settings: Hugo Distler (1908 - 1942) and J. S. Bach (1685 - 1750).

A sermon offered by the Rev. J. Douglas Ousley, honorary assisting priest at The Church of the Holy Trinity in New York City. The sermon was given on the Third Sunday in Lent, March 15, 2020.