The word “formation” is more than just Episcopal jargon for Sunday School or Christian Education. When we come together in community to study and pray and discuss the ways of God, we are being shaped and reshaped by new ideas and the perspectives of others. Sometimes we get a glimpse of God and of who God calls us to be.
To no one’s surprise, Calvary clergy have more to say about Easter and resurrection. And we think you probably have some thoughts, too! With a few prompts, we’ll consider together what it means to practice the art of resurrection throughout the Easter season and beyond.
We celebrate Calvary’s graduating seniors today. Come listen to their stories and hear what they’ve learned and witnessed growing up in these pews.
Tricia Vesely reintroduces us to a story and a man we may know only through his trials and tribulations. Dr. Vesely is a faculty member of Memphis Theological Seminary whose work focuses on Hebrew Scripture and Christian Ethics.
There are many complex women in the Biblical narrative, and the stories of mothers and mothering are wildly diverse. On this Mother’s Day, we’ll meet a few well-known and some lesser-known moms, plus some images and ideas about motherhood from the pages of scripture. You might be surprised at what we find there.
Tricia Vesely reintroduces us to a story and a man we may know only through his trials and tribulations. Dr. Vesely is a faculty member of Memphis Theological Seminary whose work focuses on Hebrew Scripture and Christian Ethics.
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