Advent 2011 :: Day 6 by Dion Oxford Imagine a world with no environmental destruction. A world that had no endangered, protected, or extinct species due to human destruction.
On Duct Tape, Swords and Ploughshares by Brian Walsh I need a new Bible. Some of you have seen my Bible at Wine Before Breakfast or in my office.
Ordination, Liturgy and Blood-Stained Hands by Brian Walsh Joanna Manning is going to be ordained a priest.
The Problem of Incarnation What the camp does is challenge the church with the problem of the incarnation – that you have God who is grand and almighty, who gets born in a stable.
Occupy My Heart by Andrew Stephens-Rennie I wonder what it would be like to hunger and thirst after righteousness.
Prayers in the Shadow of Sodom Originally composed for the Wine Before Breakfast Community, in dialogue with Genesis 19.1-29, and with a little help from Mumford and Sons, “Dustbowl Dance.”
From Babylon to Jerusalem :: A New Urban Vision by Brian Walsh A meditation on Rev. 21.9-14; 21.22-22.5 delivered in the Wine Before Breakfast community on September 20, 2011 Grief is the doorway to hope, tragic endings give birth to surprising beginnings, lament gives way to praise, and death is overturned in resurrection.
Babylon is Fallen by Brian Walsh Wine Before Breakfast is a worshiping community that I pastor at the University of Toronto.
Seeing in the Dark :: Faith, Film and TIFF On Wednesday September 14th, Trinity College, Church of the Redeemer, The Gateway and Imago will be hosting “Seeing in the Dark,” a conversation about Faith and Film.