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    beyond shame

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 30, 2023May 2, 2023

    I am recuperating well from my surprise gallbladder attack and consequent removal, and am grateful to be able to preach at my church this morning. The passage is from John 21, where Jesus meets Peter on the beach. It is one of my favorite stories in scripture. ______________________ One of my recurring jokes that Ginger…

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  • caught by surprise
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    caught by surprise

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 24, 2023

    I was waiting to post my sermon until Sunday evening because it is tied to some big news. Yesterday I was called as the pastor of Mount Carmel Congregational Church in Hamden, Connecticut where I have been the Bridge Pastor for the last three months. We decided we liked each other so much we would…

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  • no rush to judgement
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    no rush to judgement

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 15, 2023

    After forty-seven days of Lent, I’ve been absent for a week. I needed the rest. I’ll pick back up with this week’s sermon where Jesus, Father Guido Sarducci, Garrison Keillor, Thomas, and Ted Lasso all manage to show up. The passage is John 20:19-30. Thanks for reading. ________________________ I was in college when Saturday Night…

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  • lenten journal: listen for your name

    lenten journal: listen for your name

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 8, 2023

    By the time most of you read this it will be Easter, so here is my Easter sermon, which looks at Jesus’ encounter with Mary in the garden outside of the tomb where he had been buried. Happy Easter! ________________________ Years ago, Ginger and I were in Athens, Greece on Orthodox Easter. As we were…

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  • lenten journal: cross purposes
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    lenten journal: cross purposes

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 7, 2023

    cross purposes growing up they said nothing but the blood as though violence was some kind of necessity a cosmic payoff in a world where blame and shame are primary currency we’ve lived enough history to know that violence isn’t redemptive we’ve built whole worlds based on bloodshed we’ve organized Jesus’ execution into stations ordered…

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  • lenten journal: just a thought
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    lenten journal: just a thought

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 6, 2023

    just a thought after a supper that took a turn they didn’t understand and an arrest that left them lost we do well to remember not one of them said “I’ll see you Sunday” Peace, MIlton

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  • lenten journal: tradition

    lenten journal: tradition

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 5, 2023

    I was rummaging around in The Hedgehog Review–mostly because I love hedgehogs and it’s called The Hedgehog Review–and came across an article titled “The Living Faith of the Dead,” which was a book review and had nothing to do with hedgehogs. The site, by the way, is based at the University of Virginia and hosts…

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  • lenten journal: the edge
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    lenten journal: the edge

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 4, 2023April 4, 2023

    the edge I feel like I have walked along the edge of despair today not so much a cliff as a dimension you’ve seen it on tv when they move between one world and another somehow I sound crazy but between remembering Martin and visiting a nursing home and learning about Cyclone Freddy left me…

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  • lenten journal: practice

    lenten journal: practice

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 3, 2023

    Since the NCAA Men’s Final started so late, I had time to participate in something I love that I have not been able to do for the past three years, which is to go to choir practice with the Shoreline Soul Gospel Choir. Angela Clemmons, the founder and director of the choir, is someone who…

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  • lenten journal: wonderings
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    lenten journal: wonderings

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham April 2, 2023

    wonderings we act like it’s a week of happenings to call holy but it’s only a day or two most of the days go by silent and unscheduled like most days go by sure there’s the donkey and the coats in the road but then nothing much until supper for the last time when no…

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