Sermon by Jay Bakker. For Sunday, June 27th, 2010. From Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn, New York.
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…and another cartoon by our very own Jamie Buckner!
Our friend, Peter Rollins wrote an interesting blog with some reflections on the service he did with Jay Bakker on Sunday. He also reflects on Martin Scorsese’s Shutter Island.
Read it here
Tomorrow, Wed., June 23rd, we continue our bi-weekly book study of Brian McLaren’s new book, “A NEW KIND OF CHRISTIANITY.”
We meet at The Jackson Group, 114 West 29th St. on the 3rd floor (bet. 6th & 7th) in Manhattan at 6, starting at 6:30.
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Thanks for hanging in there for us while I was out on vacation! Unfortunately, the sermon from June 13th was lost but we got the most recent one up for you here. Please enjoy and as always, let us know what you think. It’s great to be back!
Sermon by Jay Bakker and Pete Rollins. For Sunday, June 20th, 2010. From Pete’s Candy Store in Brooklyn, New York.
Song – “Maranatha” by Pádraig ô Tuama Sung by Amy Moffitt and Vince Anderson
Peter Rollins comes to us from the IKON collective in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Amy Moffitt comes to us from the Church of the Common Table in Vienna, VA.
Jay's action figure
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NO SERVICE ON THE 4th OF JULY!
There will be no service this Sunday, July 4th. Go out and enjoy a BBQ and the fireworks. There will be no podcast this week as well. We will return to the normal schedule on July 11th. In the meantime, check out the archives and enjoy a blast from the past. Be safe! If you drink, don’t drive. Have a fun and safe holiday! 