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Oct 18, 2022 12 min

An Episcopal Sermon: October 16, 2022

from An Episcopal Sermon Hosted by The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose

Welcome to An Episcopal Sermon Podcast! Each weekly podcast episode is a live recording from our church in San Jose, California of the Gospel reading followed by an Episcopal Sermon based on that reading. Our desire and work are to participate every day in building God’s dream of a just and peaceful world, where all can thrive and find wholeness. A new episode is posted on our website every Monday (in case you missed it on Sunday). This podcast provides thought provoking messages that can be listened to anywhere at anytime. Visit our website to learn more about The Episcopal Church in Almaden/San Jose Community: www.churchinalmaden.org The Gospel reading from today’s episode is: Luke 18:1-8. Sermon On: Jesus tells a comic parable about a judge who was so pestered by a woman that he finally gave in to her pleas. If you would like to support this weekly podcast, feel free to donate any amount to our listener support on Anchor OR visit the donation page on our website. The Episcopal Church in Almaden's only source of funding is contributions from members and friends of our congregation. Thank you for your generosity in helping us carry out God’s mission and ministry for the community and beyond! Visit our YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UC7yaxkc88_mgupJ0U-eh12g

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