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From the womb to his death, John the Baptist’s essential message in everything he does is to point to Jesus — God’s love born into our world.

“Repentance is a gift,” preaches the Rev. Michael Bird. When we repent, we acknowledge all the things we carry that weigh us down — and we let them go.

“In Advent, we remind each another and ourselves that God is actively at work bringing about the end of the world as it is,” preaches the Rev. Matt Welsch, “in order to make way for the world as it will be.”

The Rev. Yein Kim preaches on Christ the King Sunday, November 24, 2024.

“Hope is a practice,” says Mother Kristin. “To look for love at work in the world is a practice.”

The faith to give everything to God is what keeps us true, and gets us through, to make God’s Kingdom — God’s way of living — real in our world.

For Christians, the baptismal vows we make to God are “the canopy of commitment under which we live our lives,” preaches the Rev. Phil Jackson.

The beauty of our relationship with God is that it’s not about how dependable we are, preaches the Rev. Michael Bird, but how faithful God is to us.

All Saints’ Day is part of Allhallowtide, a three-day period set aside for remembering loved ones who have died.