Posts in Epiphany

Transfiguration Sunday: Jesus and John Brown (The Embodied Witness) | @kaleophx

I believe John Brown was an embodied witness of Jesus because he looked at the scriptures and saw liberation and a God of love. And then embodied in practice what he believed the spirit of God wanted for the people of his time…FREEDOM. Now, not everybody agrees with his method of violence, and you don’t have to agree with it…

Epiphany, PastorErin DooleyMarch 28, 2022john brown, jesus, abolitionist, transfiguration sunday, kaleo phoenix, kaleo phx, embody, emodied, embodied witness, embodiment, black national anthemComment

Epiphany #3 - Liberation in Genealogy | @kaleophx

On the weekend of MLK Day, my husband and I had the privilege of having dinner with one of our city’s matriarchs, Linda Morris, and this sermon was inspired by her. Click here for a recording from that gathering and a transcript of my message notes.

Pastor, EpiphanyErin DooleyJanuary 25, 2022kaleo phoenix, kaleo phx, black female pastor, millennials in ministry, erin lashley, kendall dooley, jesus stories, erin dooley, julius jones sermon, julius jones, decolonize faith, jesus and justice, kyle rittenhouse, truthsgiving, the truth about thanksgiving, progressive church, phoenix, arizona, downtown phoenix church, downtown church, Black lives matter, white supremacy, roman empire, anabaptist, vote, neighborhood ministries, Stanley Hawuerwas, ceasar augustus, african american commentary, linda morris, penecostal baptist church, yalobusha county, mississippi, the politics of jesus, mike k. marsh, episcopal church, priest, shared legacies, the african american jewish civil rights alliance, shared legacies film, dr. joachim prinz, american jew, civil rights movementComment

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