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Sermon: Jesus’ female ancestors

Posted on November 26, 2022 by Avril Hannah-Jones

I lived through a ‘think of the children’ scare campaign as a young gay woman; I do not appreciate politicians, political candidates, and neo-Nazis replaying it with trans people today. Continue reading →

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Sermon: Women behaving badly and making history

Posted on December 12, 2013 by Avril Hannah-Jones

Sermon for the third Sunday of Advent 15th of December 2013 Matthew 1:1-17 Were you surprised by today’s Gospel reading? I have to confess that this morning I cheated. The lectionary reading for this Sunday comes from the 11th chapter … Continue reading →

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Sermon: Jesus’ female ancestors

Sermon: Women behaving badly and making history

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