Andrew Riverside Presbyterian

Join us for our final, regular, Sunday Worship this Sunday, July 30, 2023. Keep and eye out for what is to come and read about it here—https://mailchi.mp/da097ff42978/2023pentecost9

My yoke easy and my burden light: https://mailchi.mp/de5aa1db6fe4/20235pentecost-8763884

Image: Abraham and Isaac: In Memory of May 1970, Kent State
When I was a student at Princeton Seminary we often took walks on the University campus which began across the street. I walked by this statue several times before I actually noticed it. And then I read the plaque: “Abraham and Isaac: In Memory of May 4, 1970, Kent State University.” https://mailchi.mp/6b884228c4ac/20235pentecost

Ascension Sunday—about which Calvin writes that Jesus "being received into heaven...not so as to leave without help believers who still have to live on earth, but to rule the world with a power even more present than before. Certainly his promise to be with us to the end of the age has been fulfilled by his ascension, for as by it his body was lifted above all the heavens, so its power and effectiveness reach far beyond all bounds of heaven and earth https://mailchi.mp/e2525c0207fa/2023ascension
Image: Ascension of Jesus, Bristol

Awe came upon everyone—they would sell their possessions and goods and distribute the proceeds to all, as any had need— https://mailchi.mp/328467cebb85/2023easter4—
Image: "We All are One in Jesus Christ" by Soichi Watanabe, oil on canvas, 2009.

Their eyes were kept from recognizing him until they saw him in the breaking of the bread—https://mailchi.mp/7d80e582c4aa/2023easter3 Image: The Walk to Emmaus (1891) by Fritz von Uhde, 1848-1911, in the collection of Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden, Germany

Good Friday Worship—what does Jesus' crucifixion mean to us today?—https://mailchi.mp/131a74dac355/2023palmsunday-8753919
Image: Sam J., Nitro (1923-199)3. Kakindo Crucifixion. Washington D.C.: Nation Archive.

Palm Sunday—Peace March or Triumphant Entry: https://mailchi.mp/67d3e9d1be27/2023palmsunday

Image: "Entry of Christ into Jerusalem" by Wilhelm Morgner, 1912. Dortmund, Germany: Museum Ostwall

Jesus Wept—working link - https://mailchi.mp/4fd6c957471f/2023lent5-8752447

Jesus Wept—https://mailchi.mp/aa020d6f35e3/2023lent5
Image: The Raising of Lazarus (after Rembrandt), Vincent van Gogh, 1890. The van Gogh Museum

Who Sinned—This Man or His Parents? - https://mailchi.mp/dd73d3a2123e/2023lent3-8751775

Water—We Can't Live Without It—https://mailchi.mp/0f4bad04380e/2023lent3

Images: Koenig, Peter. Christ at the Well, from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville. Original source: Peter Winfried (Canisius) Koenig.

John August Swanson. "Moses", from Art in the Christian Tradition, a project of the Vanderbilt Divinity Library, Nashville, TN. Original source: Estate of John August Swanson.