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All Creation Welcomes Jesus
The Birds of Christmas By Olivia Armstrong Illustrated by Mira Miroslavova Eerdmans, 40 pages, $18.99 A vivid European folk tale comes to life in Olivia Armstrong and Mira Miroslavova’s lovely Christmas story. We all know of the gifts of the three wise men, but The Birds of Christmas asks: What if all of creation longed to celebrate the coming of Christ, offering whatever gifts it could to this precious child?
The Greatest - The Living Church
Daily Devotional • June 18 A Reading from Matthew 17:22-27 22 As they were gathering in Galilee, Jesus said to them, “The Son of Man is going to be betrayed into human hands, 23 and they will kill him, and on the third day he will be raised.” And they were greatly distressed.
Looking for Partners Helps Illinois Parish Grow
By Bonnie N. Scott The Rev. Kat Banakis, rector of St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Evanston, knows her church is well-positioned for growth. Nestled in the northern Chicago suburb, the home of Northwestern University and a city frequently listed as popular among retirees, St. Luke’s benefits greatly from a steady stream of newcomers of all ages.
Sunday Schools Build Back After COVID Challenges
By Bonnie N. Scott Episcopal Sunday schools across the country have long struggled to make do with very little. For some churches, that has meant a lack of funding, resources, teachers, or even children. Melina Smith is children’s program director at Calvary-St. George Church in New York City and executive director of StoryMakers NYC, which designs Christian resources for children.
New: 1/8 TLC Online
The January 8 Parish Ministry issue of The Living Church is available online to registered subscribers. In our cover story, Charles Hoffacker explores a legacy of kindness at a New Jersey church where his forebears worshiped for generations. In News, Kirk Petersen describes the formalization of the alliance between the two oldest Episcopal seminaries, in which General Theological Seminary has essentially become a subsidiary of the much larger and wealthier Virginia Theological Seminary.
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