Advent begins: the Rev. Dr. Barney Hawkins this week on Day1
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Peter Wallace
Nov 24, 2009, 1:14:53 PM11/24/09
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This Week on Day1 Radio
The Rev. Dr. J. Barney Hawkins IV, the Vice President for
Institutional Advancement for Virginia Theological Seminary,
Alexandria, VA, helps us launch a new church year with a sermon for
the 1st Sunday of Advent entitled "Advent: Waiting and Working for the
Kingdom," based on Jeremiah 33:14-16 and Luke 21:25-36.
Barney also serves as the associate dean of the Center for Anglican
Communion Studies and professor of pastoral theology at the seminary.
Be sure to visit http://day1.org to listen to the program or read the
sermon transcript online. And please share your responses to Barney's
sermon in our new comments section, right below the sermon transcript
at Day1.org! Or, if you prefer, simply reply to this message.
Many thanks.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Peter
The Rev. Dr. J. Barney Hawkins IV, the Vice President for
Institutional Advancement for Virginia Theological Seminary,
Alexandria, VA, helps us launch a new church year with a sermon for
the 1st Sunday of Advent entitled "Advent: Waiting and Working for the
Kingdom," based on Jeremiah 33:14-16 and Luke 21:25-36.
Barney also serves as the associate dean of the Center for Anglican
Communion Studies and professor of pastoral theology at the seminary.
Be sure to visit http://day1.org to listen to the program or read the
sermon transcript online. And please share your responses to Barney's
sermon in our new comments section, right below the sermon transcript
at Day1.org! Or, if you prefer, simply reply to this message.
Many thanks.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Peter
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Nov 25, 2009, 12:17:03 PM11/25/09
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The sermon by Barney Hawkins reminds me of a memorable teenage
incident during the latter years of the Second World War.
It was Thanksgiving Day. My three brothers had been drafted years earlier. I was soon to volunteer myself.
Early that Thanksgiving morning as my mother was preparing her annual meal for the four of us, she said to my father, "Grover, you and Billy go downtown, find and three soldier boys off the street and invite them to come and share Thanksgiving with us.
There was a military base near by. We did as mom directed. The soldiers came. Their home was in the Boston area. It was a delightful and memorable day.
It's amazing what little things we can do that turn into big things, while waiting and working for the Kingdom of God.
Billy Cox
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incident during the latter years of the Second World War.
It was Thanksgiving Day. My three brothers had been drafted years earlier. I was soon to volunteer myself.
Early that Thanksgiving morning as my mother was preparing her annual meal for the four of us, she said to my father, "Grover, you and Billy go downtown, find and three soldier boys off the street and invite them to come and share Thanksgiving with us.
There was a military base near by. We did as mom directed. The soldiers came. Their home was in the Boston area. It was a delightful and memorable day.
It's amazing what little things we can do that turn into big things, while waiting and working for the Kingdom of God.
Billy Cox
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