People of the Way: Unite!
Epiphany +2, Common Lectionary Year C
John 17:20-23
©2019 Rev Wendy Evans
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Matthew and his Gospel of Jesus Christ. -
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I’ve said this before on the Sunday that falls closest to Remembrance Day; that I feel ill equipped to speak, because I am part of the “privileged” generation for whom “War” has been long ago, or far away.
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