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Friday, November 30, 2018

Friday night

  _Psalm 96:2______________________


Sing to 
the Lord 
and bless
 his Name;  
proclaim 
the good 
news of 
his salva-
tion  from 
day to day.  
__________________________________

Friday, November 30, 2018 the feast of Saint Andrew the Apostle

                _____________Psalm 34:4&8_






I sought 
the Lord 
and he 
answered 
me and 
delivered 
me out 
of all my terror.
             Taste and see that the Lord is good; 
                      happy are they who trust in him. 


The brother of Peter, 
Andrew was the first 
of the 12 called by 
Jesus to follow him 
and is usually the first 
saint in the new liturg-
ical year which begins
with the First Sunday 
of Advent, Dec 
this year.
The patron saint 
of Scotland, their  
flag represents that 
Andrew was said to 
have been crucified 
on an x shaped cross

Give us grace 
to follow with-
out delay and 
bring those near 
to us into his gracious presence -Collect

Wednesday, November 28, 2018

Thursday, November 29, 2018

 Thursday Evening Collect 



Lord 
Jesus 
be our 
companion 
in the way,  
kindle our 
hearts and 
awaken hope

Sunday, November 18, 2018

Tuesday night November 27, 2018

                          __I Corinthians 3: 21-23_ 
       
                 
                 all 
            things 
                are
             yours,
           …the world 
         or life or 
    death or the
       present or
       the future
        - all belong to you 
           and you belong to Christ 
             and Christ belongs to God.


          

Saturday, November 17, 2018

Saturday night

 ____________________________James 2: 8_ 











  You do well if you really fulfill the royal law  

                                     according to the Scripture; 
      " You shall love you neighbor  as yourself." 

Saturday, November 17, 2018*

                         __________Psalm 87:6b_
   







         All 

            my 
         fresh  
      springs 
  are in you.” 


I’m skipping over 2 dudes of the day who were 13th century bish-ops of Lincoln to tomorrow to get to  
*Hilda , 618- 680, 
Abbess of Whitby, 
who ruled over a mixed house of 
men and women in the Celtic tradition.


Give us grace 
to recognize +
accept the 
varied gifts
you bestow
on men +
women, that 
our common life may be enriched
+ your gracious will be done-Collect

Friday, November 16, 2018

                   _________________Antiphon on Psalm 92
     
We 
will tell
 of your  

    loving-  
kindness
       early
   in  the 
  morning, O Lord,  and of your faithulness 
                                                                    in the night season.

Friday, November 16, 2018*

                  ____________________Psalm 88:12

Will your loving- kind-ness be declared in the grave? Your faithfulness in the land of destruction? 


Margaret,
  Queen of 
  Scotland 
    1093
As well as 
being a wife  mother, helping the people &
reforming 
the churchshe & her husband Malcolm rebuilt the monastery of Iona.!
                        O God,       
                  you gave your 
           servant Margaret 
  special love for the poor
give us, we pray, that same 
love, that we may be living 
signs of your goodness   
-Lutheran Collect

Thursday, November 15, 2018

Thursday, 15 November, 2018*

_                               ____________Psalm 27:11_ 



                      
           Y_u  
           speak 
           in my 
           heart 
           and 
           say, 
        “Seek
           my
           face.”” 
                     Your face Lord, will I seek *

*Francis Asbury  1816  George Witfield 1770 Evangelists 
who “shared a tie with the movement of John Wesley 
(1791) were part of the Great Awakening 
in America in 1740.



Inspire us, we pray,=
by your Holy Spirit,
that like them, we 
may be eager to 
share your Good 
News and lead 
many to Y*u
-Collect

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

At Evening Prayer Wednesday

____________________________________________Psalm 81:7a_


  

  You 
   cal-
   led 
   on 
   me 
   in  
   trouble,  and I saved you_________________________

Wednesday, November 14, 3018

                                    __________Psalm 119:102
    


                               
                                I do not 
            shrink  
            from 
            your 
            judge-
            ments, 
            be-
            cause 
            you 
            yourself have taught me.

   * The
 Consecration 
  in 1794 of 
Samuel Seabury
(1729- 1796) 
the first bishop of the American Episcopal Church. After being chosen, he sailed for England to be consecrated. Although he had served as a chaplain in the British Army during the Revo-lutionary War, now an American citizen, he could not a swear allegiance to the crown, the head of the Anglican Church in Great  Britain since Henry VII, when we went from The Church IN England to the Church OF  England.* So that was out. A Year later he was finally consecrated In Abredeen by 3 non-juring bishops in the Episcopal Church
 in Scotland, thus en-suring the apostolic succession. There are always 3 bishops as consecrators - so there’s always at least ONE who didn’t slip through the cracks! I love it that when the bishop lays hands on you in Confirmation, those hands go directly back to the apostles and to the  hands of Jesus himself.  At the General Convention of 1792, he was fianlly able to join  with 2 other duly consecrated bishops in the consecration of the first  Episcopal  Bishop on American soil
                       Grant that , joined together 
                   in unity with our bishops, & 
            nourished by your  holy sacraments, 
      we may proclaim the Gospel of redemption 
    with apostolic zeal  Collect
*Which makes for an interesting opportunity to pause and consider the relationship and interaction and challenge of our political and out spiritual allegiances… It can’t have been an effortless transition from one political allegiance to another, although I had never really thought of it before.
             (Our friend Bill always claimed  
                   that when the consecrators laid 
                        hands on the new bishop, they 
                               were taking out his spine!  
                                       But that’s another matter.)