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Essential Ligaments

 

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How Does Your Garden Grow?

Preached by Reverend Peter Lougheed at Emmanuel United Church, Sunday, 14th June, 2009

 

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Leading from a Spiritual Centre

Preached 24 May, 2009 by Reverend Peter Lougheed - Emmanuel United Church

 

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Where Do We Go Now? - Easter Sermon

So Where Do We Go Now?

 
            The sun has just broken through the mist early that morning. And at the tomb, in the first blush of dawn, three women hear a most unexpected announcement. “He is not here. Go tell his disciples and Peter that he is going ahead of you to Galilee
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The Spirit’s Heart Print - Sermon 29th March, 2009

         It was the third bomb this week in Pakistan. A man walked into a mosque in Jamrud during Friday prayers. The congregation was about the size of our gathering this morning. Just after the Imam said the words, “God is great”, the bomb was detonated.   Half of the congregation were killed or injured.  

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The Critical 8% - Sermon 22 March, 2009

 

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Making Room For Soul (Sermon - 8 March, 2009)

 

And what are we supposed to do with this season of Lent? Self denial in Lent is not really a Protestant thing.  But most religious traditions do call for some special effort during holy seasons. 

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What? Me worry? (Sermon 1 March, 2009)

         “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life.”

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Brightening up or clouding up?

 

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Taking risks

          When I was 16 years old I had an accident playing football.  I got tackled running back a kick and broke both bones just above my ankle.  I spent nine long weeks in a hot, heavy and unwieldy cast, which encased most of my leg. 
 
          When they cut off that cast, it felt like I had dropped an overloaded pack sack after a long, and weary hike.  I was so tired of walking a
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