Misereor – Hunger Cloth
This creation of the Haitian artist Jacques-Richard Chéry belongs to Maple Grove United Church. It will be the inspiration for a series of sermons exploring who Christ is for our world today. Join us over the next several weeks to reflect on the intersection of scripture, art and your own life.
Blessings, Morar
April 9: Palm / Passion Sunday;
Rev. Dr. Morar Murray-Hayes
Crucifixion / Tree of Life
April 2: Blessed Assurance
“I Come to the Garden Alone”
sung by a former member of Maple Grove’s Koinonia and Teen Choirs
March 19: Jesus cleansing the temple
March 12: Misereor: The Hunger Cloth Part 6: People climbing out of the water
A portion of a painting
by the Haitian artist Jacques-Richard Chéry
which belongs to Maple Grove United Church.
March 5: Misereor: The Hunger Cloth Part 5: Adam and Eve, creation
A portion of a painting
by the Haitian artist Jacques-Richard Chéry
which belongs to Maple Grove United Church.
February 5. “The fourth in a series of sermons based on Misereor: The Hunger Cloth – Responses to Oppression: A Theology of War? A Theology of Peace?”
January 29, “Keeping us on the Straight and Narrow”
January 22, “Caring for our World”
January 15, “Jesus in the lifeboat on the ocean that is our lives.”
Wide, wide as the ocean –
sung by a former member of Maple Grove’s Koinonia and Teen Choirs