Margaret Bullitt-Jonas's guest appearances

Margaret Bullitt-Jonas

Safe Space Radio

Sunday Sermon Trinity Santa Barbara

LUWS - LightupwithShua Podcast

Sermons from St. Anne's in-the-Fields

Trinity Episcopal Sermons, Concord, MA

The Crossing: Sermons and Services from the National Cathedral

Church of Reconciliation Sermons

Brene Brown

Ellen Jennings

Cheri Huber

Michael Eric Dyson

Matthew Sanford

David Brooks

Temple Grandin

Andrew Doyle

Peggy McIntosh

Jon Meacham

Susan Conley

Deb Dana

Michael Lee

Laura Simms

Richard Blanco

OwlTail

We welcomed the Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas to lead our 9am Forum with a talk titled "Rooted &amp; Rising:  Exploring Sacred Activism” and to preach at our 10am service on emotional and spiritual resilience in a time of climate emergency.  You can read her bio here: https://revivingcreation.org/bio/

We welcomed the Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas to lead our 9am Forum with a talk titled "Rooted &amp; Rising: Exploring Sacred Activism” and to preach at our 10am service on emotional and spiritual resilience in a time of climate emergency. You can read her bio here: <a href="https://revivingcreation.org/bio/?fbclid=IwAR3NX9sF_WgYKjavdfFNB2ieGRcsVEPIXYp1N6-wDyknXcNCNsd0ErL70Kk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://revivingcreation.org/bio/</a>

Easter 5 - Margaret Bullitt-Jonas (5/10/20)

“We might wish very ardently that none of this wounding of our dear planet was happening – that we weren’t seeing dying coral and melting icecaps, or rising seas and growing numbers of refugees. Yet, it is happening. And just as on Good Friday, the disciples could not pretend that Christ’s wounds on the cross were not real, so to we can’t pretend that the wounds to God’s creation are not real.” The Reverend Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Missioner for Creation Care for the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts, preached at the celebration of the Holy Eucharist on Sunday, in honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Sermon date: April 19, 2020

“We might wish very ardently that none of this wounding of our dear planet was happening – that we weren’t seeing dying coral and melting icecaps, or rising seas and growing numbers of refugees. Yet, it is happening. And just as on Good Friday, the disciples could not pretend that Christ’s wounds on the cross were not real, so to we can’t pretend that the wounds to God’s creation are not real.” The Reverend Margaret Bullitt-Jonas, Missioner for Creation Care for the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts, preached at the celebration of the Holy Eucharist on Sunday, in honor of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Sermon date: April 19, 2020

April 19, 2020: Sermon by the Rev. Margaret Bullitt-Jonas

This episode features Episcopal priest Margaret Bullitt-Jonas talking about her experience of food addiction. She discusses living with feelings of longing and how she found support in OA. The post Food Addiction and Spiritual Hunger with Margaret Bullitt-Jonas appeared first on Safe Space Radio.

This episode features Episcopal priest Margaret Bullitt-Jonas talking about her experience of food addiction. She discusses living with feelings of longing and how she found support in OA. The post <a href="https://safespaceradio.com/food-addiction/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Food Addiction and Spiritual Hunger with Margaret Bullitt-Jonas</a> appeared first on <a href="https://safespaceradio.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Safe Space Radio</a>.

Food Addiction and Spiritual Hunger with Margaret Bullitt-Jonas

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