the richness and fullness of all that God has to offer

This sermon contemplates how shalom is woven through an image of a rope to guide our understanding of scripture, reason, and tradition especially when it comes to celebrating the Kirkin’ O the Tartan as a mark of koinonia.

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Sermon – The Twenty-third Sunday after Pentecost (Proper 28) – November 16, 2025