A sermon on the occasion of the Feast of the Epiphany, January 6, 2019, at Christ Episcopal Church in Fairfield, Alabama. The image above was taken at Christ Church and is our complete Nativity/Epiphany set brought from Malawi by the Senior Warden, Talitha Bailey. Childhood memories are funny things. For me, the words epiphany andContinueContinue reading “Eureka! The Epiphany”
Author Archives: Kelley Hudlow
Oh, how we need God’s peace!
Sermon offered at Christ Episcopal Church in Fairfield, Alabama, on December 24, 2018. “But when we go out into that darkness, we must go out as agents of the peace of God. We must go out to tell the world that the heavens have been torn open. That the peace of God is among usContinueContinue reading “Oh, how we need God’s peace!”
“Stir up your power, O Lord . . .”
This week I agreed to participate in the creation of a video letter that is embedded below, which has now been shared on social media and by AL.com. Some folks might be wondering why. The most immediate reference was the shooting of EJ Bradford, though the issues addressed are broader than this one event. IContinueContinue reading ““Stir up your power, O Lord . . .””
Christ Pantocrator Prints Available!
Are you looking for the perfect last minute Christmas gift for that Church and/or Theology geek in your life? Do you want to help support the Spirit-filled ministry at Christ Episcopal Church in Fairfield? Well, I have the perfect thing for you. I have ready to go a number of Christ Pantocrator prints. These areContinueContinue reading “Christ Pantocrator Prints Available!”
“You, my child, shall be called the prophet of the Most High”
Sermon offered for the Second Sunday of Advent, December 9, 2018, at Trinity Commons Episcopal Campus Center in Birmingham, Alabama. Our readings today invite us to consider the role of John the Baptist in preparing the way for Jesus’ ministry and to consider how we continue in John’s ministry of preparing the way for thoseContinueContinue reading ““You, my child, shall be called the prophet of the Most High””
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