St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, Morrow Georgia

This Sunday, Sept. 13, The Presiding Bishop Michael B. Curry will be the featured preacher on https://buff.ly/owUSy4 with host Peter Wallace. Presiding Bishop M...ichael Curry will discuss his sermon Not Just Me, But We the story of Jesus’ washing of the disciples’ feet, followed by an interview. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/3jSH3wJ See more

The story of Moses, the great deliverer, really begins with his delivery from faithful women. In this week’s podcast episode Bishop Rob Wright and Melissa discu...ss the faithful women of Moses’ story and the power, strength, and fierceness of women of the past and today. Listen here: https://buff.ly/2QqeklW See more

Imagine Church premieres today at 7 PM EST. It’s a renewed approach to online worship through music, visual art, and spoken word. Join us as we worship together and make Jesus the center of our lives. Watch here: https://buff.ly/34mHWJ6

Deliverers Moses became the great deliverer but who delivered Moses? There’s no Exodus without the faithfulness of women. Shiphrah and Puah remembered that God ...is God alone and refused Pharaoh’s order to kill all the newborn male children. Moses’ mother, Jochebed, and her daughter Miriam masterminded a plan to float Moses in a basket to the house of Pharaoh and to Pharaoh’s daughter. And Miriam arrives just as Pharaoh’s daughter lays eyes on Moses with an offer to find a wet-nurse, Jochebed, Moses' and Miriam's own mother! That’s how God’s most amazing intervention in human history began, with the defiant, genius, faith of a few women. They found the edge of things and made their faith stand there. Did they think their faith would change the course of human history? Doubtful. Still, God has a habit of pulling together the small acts of the people of faith to make a grand masterpiece. Maybe Moses becomes a deliverer because he was trying to live up to the delivering faith of the women all around him. We need the faith, bravery, and defiance of the daughters of Shiphrah, Puah, Jochebed, and Miriam now. Mary McLeod Bethune is right, the true worth of a race can be measured by the character of its womanhood. - Exodus 1:8-2:10 Listen to conversations focused on the intersection of life and faith in Bishop’s new podcast, For People: https://buff.ly/3gXsVRS See more

We invite you to explore a virtual Stations of the Cross, created by Grace Episcopal Church. This digital experience offers reflection, action, & prayer through audio & visuals. Virtually visit here: https://buff.ly/3hXBhbY

We’re excited to share that the new online worship experience, Imagine Church, will premiere next Sunday, August 23 at 7 PM. It’s a renewed approach to online w...orship through music, visual art, and spoken word. Join us as we make Jesus the center of our lives. Be on the lookout for more information coming soon. Learn more: https://www.imaginechurch.online/watch.html See more

More and more we might all be feeling like that battered boat doing our best to keep the faith and make it through the night. In @revrobwpage’s latest podcast h...e discusses the fear people are experiencing these days and how it impacts our walk with Jesus. Listen here: https://buff.ly/2PGuMhI See more

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Nothing grows a soul like faith. Take a deeper dive into what these movements look and feel like as a people of faith. You can watch the 5 Movements of Faith videos here: https://buff.ly/36nJ7Hh

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