Category Archives: Baptism
Baptism
“All voluntary baptisms are a miracle to me and stop my mouth as much as if I had just seen Lazarus walk out of the tomb. I suppose it’s because I know that it had to be given to me before the age of reason, or I wouldn’t have used any reason to find it.” [...]
Baptism Powerpoint Slides – General Use
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Descending Dove Powerpoint Slides for Baptism of Our Lord Sunday
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Baptism of Our Lord – Powerpoint Slides for Epiphany 1B
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Bulletin Cover Art for Epiphany 1B – Baptism of Our Lord Sunday
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Preaching and Worship Resources for Epiphany 1A: The Baptism of Our Lord
[print_link] After scouring the Internet for sermon and worship helps, here are some links and excerpts from some of the best resources I found. Click on the links to read more. Also, check out the following sites for further materials for your use: The Text This Week SAMUEL Dylan’s Lectionary Blog Sermons and Liturgies – [...]
Baptism/Baptism of Our Lord Powerpoint Slides
Here are three simple slides/backgrounds for Baptisms or Baptism of Our Lord Sunday. Click the pics to go to my flickr account to view and/or download larger versions of each. Technorati tags: powerpoint, slideshow, backgrounds, baptism of Jesus, baptism
Rivers and Streams of Grace – A Sermon for the Baptism of Our Lord Sunday
The posting of this sermon, even though it is out of order as far as the liturgical year is concerned,was prompted by a post written by Julie of Lone Prairie Blog. Her post begins with the same quote by Norman Maclean that I used to frame the worship service and sermon I wrote over six years ago. [...]
