Water and Memory
This morning we hear again the story of how Jesus transformed water into wine. This is a sermon in which we will remember the water.
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This morning we hear again the story of how Jesus transformed water into wine. This is a sermon in which we will remember the water.
Given the events of this week, I hope you will indulge me for just a moment to begin this sermon by retelling the story of the three wise men as if told by the Golden Girls.
Sophia Petrillo opens our tale:
Picture it, Jerusalem, first century, and three kings are following a star.
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