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I was intrigued to learn that these two texts, which I’ve rarely seen engaged together, are not read in the lectionary cycle. Congregations who use the lectionary will not be confronted by these two statements in the same year: one, which is nicely inclusive and universal, and the other, which seems to be of the exclusivist camp.

In this episode we chat with the Rev. Stacy Alan the Chaplin at Brent House, The Episcopal Center at the University of Chicago about Job.

This past Thursday, Stacy, Nina and Mary attended the Bishop’s Associates luncheon with Brent House board member Cathe McEnerney and Liz Stedman, our Episcopal chaplain at Northwestern.

We had many requests for the version of Hail Thee, Festival Day that was written especially for the Bishop election by our campus ministry representatives:

I was a little worried writing this sermon, because the first line of the gospel to jump out at me was, “This will give you an opportunity to testify. So make up your minds not to prepare your defense in advance.”

This past Wednesday morning was pretty quiet, and I was able to get some desk work done. Around noon, however, I wandered downstairs thinking I needed to set up for Afternoon Tea,