Hukilau (Epiphany 5C)

from Soundwaves at St. Bedes · host The Reverend Ryan D. Newman

At the water’s edge of Lake Gennesaret, Jesus commissions Simon to “fish for people.” What does it mean for the Church today to fish for people? Pastor Ryan’s message weaves together the ancient Hawaiian practice of fishing, the Hakilua, and Jesus’ call for the Church to fish for people--breathe life, love, and joy into others’ lives as an embodiment of the Good News. Following the sermon, there is one musical selection: 1. Prelude on “Ebenezer” | Music: Charles W. Ore

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