Sharing God's love with all people
“Annwyl Faria” is a setting of the Ave Maria text by the young Welsh composer, Richard Vaughan. The piece was dedicated to his Dad in loving memory of his Grandmother Veronica Frances Vaughan.
Apparently not satisfied by Jesus’ feeding of thousands, some who were there press him for a sign of his power; perhaps it is daily manna they want. As always in John’s gospel when people want a sign, Jesus offers himself. He is the bread come from heaven to give life to the world. He calls us to come to him and believe in him, and through that relationship to know the one who sent him.
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Erik Potteiger is a professional singer, percussionist, pianist, composer and educator currently active in the tri-state area. He received his bachelor’s of music in choral music education and vocal performance from the University of South Carolina. Erik has performed in solo and ensemble settings across a plethora of cities and states in the US, as well as eight countries across three continents. Away from his performing engagements, he enjoys audio editing, producing, recording, as well as creating virtual ensemble content and practice tracks.
Program Includes:
Prelude No. 7 at 1:27
COVID-(20)19 at 5:40
Pavane pour une infante défunte (Pavane for a Dead Princess) at 9:41
Stabat Mater (The Sorrowful Mother Stood) at 13:17
Des pas sur la neige (Footprints in the Snow) at 15:30
Pandemic Medley (excerpts from Piano Étude No. 2 Mvt. 2, Memory No. 5, and Prelude No. 3) at 19:12
For The Mountains Shall Depart at 26:12
Sure on this shining night at 28:28
Double Bass Pedal Étude No. 1 at 30:47
Amazing,
Today is the first of five Sundays with gospel readings from John 6, the first four of which focus on Jesus as bread of life. Today Jesus feeds thousands of people with five loaves and two fish. What we have, what we bring to Jesus’ table, seems like it is not nearly enough to meet all the needs we see around us. But it is not the adequacy of our supplies or our skills that finally makes the difference: it is the power of Jesus working in the littlest and least to transform this world into the world God desires, a world where all the hungry are satisfied.
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Wednesday was a great day at Trinity as we resumed Courtyard Café (take-out), surrounded by the beauty of our garden. God has blessed us richly!
I missed it...☹️
Mark’s gospel makes clear how great is the press of the crowd, with its countless needs to be met, on Jesus and his disciples. Yet in today’s gospel Jesus advises his disciples to get away and rest, to take care of themselves. Sometimes we think that when others are in great need we shouldn’t think of ourselves at all; but Jesus also honors the caregivers’ need. We are sent from Christ’s table to care for others and for ourselves.
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Former Trinity Choral Scholar Christa Beveridge is accompanied by her mother, Kathy Bartol, in this outstanding rectial of classic vocal literature. Christa, a graduate of Albright College, currently resides in Baltimore and is completing a Master of Music in Vocal Performance at the Peabody Institute. She is a dramatic coloratura soprano with a commanding voice of stylistic versatility. Her outstanding rich tone quality, compelling stage presence, and extensive acting experience landed her many operatic and musical roles. Ms. Bartol is a professional singer, conductor, pianist, and prominent music educator.
Program Includes:
Ach Ich Liebte from Die Entführung aus dem Serail at 0:08
Ouvre ton coeur at 5:16
Je dis que rien ne m’épouvante from Carmen at 7:53
Willow Song from The Ballad of Baby Doe at 13:47
Love Let the Wind Cry…How I Adore Thee at 17:17
Green Finch and Linnet Bird from Sweeney Todd at 20:08
Il bacio at 22:50
Gimme Gimme from Thoroughly Modern Millie at 27:01
Absolutely stunning! Bravo!
So very proud of you - Brava! You sound wonderful!
WOW!!!!!!!
Wonderful program!
🎶❣️🎶
You sound so beautiful, Christa!!! Congrats!! 🥳
Brava Christa!
WOW, truly awesome!!
Beautiful!!!
When Amos reports his vision of God judging Israel for its mistreatment of the poor, he becomes a threat to the power of the priests and the king. John the Baptist also speaks truth to power, and Herod has him killed. In Herod’s fear that Jesus is John returned from the dead, we may hear hope for the oppressed: all the prophets killed through the ages are alive in Jesus. We are called to witness to justice in company with them, and to proclaim God’s saving love.
Follow along with our worship bulletin: trinityreading.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/7.11.21-bulletin-Pent-7-Lect-15.pdf
When Amos reports his vision of God judging Israel for its mistreatment of the poor, he becomes a threat to the power of the priests and the king. John the Baptist also speaks truth to power, and Herod has him killed. In Herod’s fear that Jesus is John returned from the dead, we may hear hope for the oppressed: all the prophets killed through the ages are alive in Jesus. We are called to witness to justice in company with them, and to proclaim God’s saving love.
Follow along with our worship bulletin: trinityreading.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/7.11.21-bulletin-Pent-7-Lect-15.pdf
