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December 14, 2014

B03: The Third Sunday of Advent, Year B (2014)

Michael Curry

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Michael Curry is the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church (USA) and one of the best preachers in America. In this sermon for the Third Sunday of Advent he touches on each of the lectionary texts but finds his message in the words of Psalm 126: “When the Lord restored the fortunes of Zion, we were like those who dream.” “God has a dream!” Curry says. And you and I are part of it.

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Tags: freedom, restore, Babylon, Langston Hughes, Isaiah 61:1-4 and 8-11, Episcopal Church (USA), John 1:6-8 and 19-28, 2014, God's dream, longing, weeping, Third Sunday of Advent, Presiding Bishop, Psalm 126, exile, Michael Curry, Year B

B03: The Third Sunday of Advent, Year B (2014)

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