The Artist’s Way of the Cross: Harriet Bigham
Stories, by Sarah Petersen
Artist: Harriet Bigham Medium: Oil on canvas Station: Jesus meets his afflicted mother Artist’s Statement I taught at an inner city school in Kansas City, MO and once took my class to see stained glass at Grace & Holy Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. One window depicts a black saint (St. Cecelia) and few students have seen … Continue reading The Artist’s Way of the Cross: Harriet Bigham
SERMON: Become Fire…Become Love – March 6, 2016
Sermons, by The Rev. Robert Berra
The Artist’s Way of the Cross: Joanne Berg
Stories, by The Rev. Robert Berra
Artist: Joanne Berg Medium: Oil on canvas Station: Jesus takes up his cross ARTIST’S STATEMENT My consistent impressions while considering creating this piece were feelings of abandonment, despair, and overwhelming exhaustion. Jesus has experienced his trial, the pain of being whipped and of the circlet of thorns being thrust on his head. He now takes … Continue reading The Artist’s Way of the Cross: Joanne Berg
The Artist’s Way of the Cross: Ed Wimmer
Stories, by The Rev. Robert Berra
Artist: Edward J. Wimmer Medium: Pen & ink on vellum Station: Jesus is condemned to death ARTIST’S STATEMENT Harsh black and white appearance reflects the starkness of the event. Illustrative art communicates the literal Word in the tradition of religious storytelling. Jesus, stripped to a loincloth, shows scourge marks from beating: brightness from holiness. … Continue reading The Artist’s Way of the Cross: Ed Wimmer
SERMON: Where is Your Burning Bush? – February 28, 2016
Sermons, by The Rev. Robert Berra
SERMON: The Fox and the Mother Hen – February 21. 2016
Sermons, by Manny Fimbres
SERMON: The Awakening of the Cosmos – February 14. 2016
Sermons, by The Rev. Robert Berra
SERMON: What is Spiritual Maturity? – February 7, 2016
Sermons, by The Rev. Robert Berra
SERMON: THE Mission – January 31, 2016
Sermons, by The Rev. Robert Berra
SERMON: The Body of Christ – January 24, 2016
Sermons, by Sarah Petersen
The idea of “doing the best we can” addressed in this sermon is based on Dr. Brené Brown’s latest work, Rising Strong: The Reckoning, The Rumble. The Revolution.