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Tag Archives: Easter
The Garden
Where do we go from here? Do we leave Mary and the other women beside an empty grave? Yes, we do. Not as Jesus did, but as pastors and preachers and other women have determined we should do. Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, Easter, egalitarian, hope, Jesus, Jesus and women, Resurrection, The tomb
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Part 5. The Garden!
There were men around – the guards who were scared half to death – and possibly Peter and John. But they didn’t get the news. It was a woman. Like all of Jesus’ proclamations, male headship played no part in this resurrection story. Continue reading
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Tagged Easter, Gender Equality, Mary Magdalene, Resurrection
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Easter is when hate prevailed
Easter is when hate prevailed. Continue reading
Easter is when hate prevailed
Hate prevailed. But the story is not over yet. There is more to come. Continue reading
Easter – when hate prevailed
Hate prevailed at Easter, but the story is not over yet. Continue reading
The most valuable soul
Will you join me in speaking up for those who do not have the most valuable souls? Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican, Easter, Lenten, Mary at the tomb, soup kitchen, Women Preachers
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Where did Jesus go?
Where does Jesus go from your church on Easter morning to returning to your church the next Easter morning? Continue reading
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Tagged CBE Houston Conference, Easter, Living in our Hearts Today, Religion
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Your sons and your daughters will prophesy
On Easter morning we greet each other with “He is risen.” Words that was first given to the women, and then they go and tell. Continue reading