“…We have all watched children at play and have been captivated by how they can make real and present a world unseen. Their play is not an escape into some kind of fantasy. It is a way through the wardrobe door into another world, which is just as real as this one….”
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When we step on the spiritual path we bring our motivations and intentions with us. Our intentions often include the desire to draw closer to God and to become a better person. We may struggle with something we want to overcome thus inspiring us to work on ourselves. Once we have adopted a spiritual practice and have been on the path for a while we discover that the motivations that brought us to the journey can become impediments to our spiritual and emotional growth. Seeing ourselves more dearly allows us to surrender to God's extraordinary love while being ordinary people. We understand that we are not trying to get anywhere or to become better. We are simply learning how to be and to rest in God's love each moment.

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Welcome to An Episcopal Sermon Podcast! Visit our website to learn more about The Episcopal Church in Almaden/San Jose Community: www.churchinalmaden.org. The Gospel reading from today’s episode is: Luke 17:11-19. Sermon On: Jesus’ command brings about the cleaning of ten lepers, but only one, a Samaritan, returns to give thanks.
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This book review puts a spotlight on well-written and thought-provoking books focused on the topics of creation care and social justice. This is meant to be a resource for the community and beyond to help find those unique stories that are both fun to read and bring about awareness. Susie is a member of The Episcopal Church in Almaden and we have made it a priority to provide resources and education for kids, teens, and even parents too!

…”In order to contain this new wine, we have to be like new wine-skins, ever willing to expand and broaden, accepting a new understanding of what God is doing in our lives and in the world.” Find the rest of this inspiration for thought quote on our website :)

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Welcome to An Episcopal Sermon Podcast! Visit our website to learn more about The Episcopal Church in Almaden/San Jose Community: www.churchinalmaden.org. The Gospel reading from today’s episode is: Luke 17:5-10.
Sermon On: Jesus tells his disciples of faith’s great power, and reminds them that servants must not expect special privileges of thanks merely for doing their duty.
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