None Better
dknuth2024-03-25T11:12:36-04:00NONE BETTER Observing both Palm and Passion Sunday at the same time, reminds us of our limitations, and that those limitations do not stop us [...]
What are you looking at?
dknuth2024-03-10T13:42:33-04:00WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING AT? On this fourth Sunday of Lent we are urged to look with raw honesty at our sin, and to look [...]
Freedom To and Freedom From
dknuth2024-03-06T10:46:08-05:00Freedom To and Freedom From The Ten Commandments are the basis of our freedom—our freedom to live lives of depth, purpose, and righteousness. Living such [...]
Lent – The Other Kind of Temptation
dknuth2024-02-27T08:39:59-05:00The Other Kind of Temptation Peter's temptation of Jesus at Caesarea Philippi, warning Jesus away from his path to the cross, is the kind of [...]
Lent – Embracing the Wilderness
dknuth2024-02-18T13:43:07-05:00Embracing the Wilderness Ash Wednesday and Lent bring us again and again to a subject most of us want to avoid: our mortality. But the [...]
Ash Wednesday
dknuth2024-02-16T17:02:01-05:00ASH WEDNESDAY One of the wonderful truths of Ash Wednesday - Dust is not our curse, dust is our blessing. [...]
Climbing Down the Mountain
dknuth2024-02-14T12:22:55-05:00CLIMBING DOWN THE MOUNTAIN Even harder than making it to the mountain top is following Jesus back into our everyday lives. But we are called [...]
Protected: “You are not alone” – Deborah Smith
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“War March of the Priests,” from Athalie, Op. 74 by Felix Mendelssohn – Played by Saint Andrew’s Organist Emeritus, John Clodfelter
John Rumple2016-10-26T17:02:03-04:00Special thanks to John Clodfelter for sharing his music gift with the parish on June 5, 2016. He is continuing graduate studies in music at the University of North Dakota.
