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Feast of the Transfiguration 8/6/17 – Light in Dark Rooms

Sermon offered on the Feast of the Transfiguration, August 6, 2017, at Christ Episcopal Church, Fairfield, Alabama.

Exodus 34:29-35 * Psalm 99 * 2 Peter 1:13-21 * Luke 9:28-36

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This little weirdo came to live with us a year ago today. And we have been rocking selfies together ever since.

I am a woman living in Alabama. I have never had an abortion. But I know and love women who have, and I bet you do too. I am also an ordained person in The Episcopal Church in Alabama. I have prayed with and for women making decisions about pregnancies — some unplanned, some the result of trauma, and some desperately sought but tragically medically complicated. Some of those women had abortions and some did not. And no matter the decision, I know God loves them. Link in bio.

Adventures for today included part 2 of Nadia Bolz-Weber; venturing to the Denver Museum of Nature & Science for the exhibit on DaVinci on this the 500th anniversary of his death (5/2/1519); and visits to other floors at The Curtis Hotel.

Another delightful dark beer. Copper Kettle Brewing Mexican Chocolate Stout.

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