This Sunday
Sunday, July 28
Oscar Romero
Luke 4:16-21
The Rev. Sally Campbell-Evans
Archbishop Oscar Romero was a powerful voice for freedom and liberation for the people of El Salvador, and his untimely death by an assassin’s bullet leaves behind a stirring witness to the power of non-violence in addressing systemic inequities and injustice. His work was a living embodiment of the words of Luke 4, in which Jesus spoke of setting the captives free, recovery of sight to the blind, and the proclamation of the Lord’s favor.
Online Worship
7 a.m. – On Demand
9:30. 11 a.m. – Live Hosted
9:30. 11 a.m. – Live Hosted
Contemporary Worship
9:30 a.m. – Harnish Center
Traditional Worship
11 a.m. – Sanctuary
Reflection Questions:
- What do you think makes singing such a powerful form of individual and communal expression?
- What songs have been most inspiring to you throughout your life?
- How familiar are you with the music of Mahalia Jackson? How might you listen to her music over the coming days?
