The Epistle of the Trinity
With the day of the Archangel Michael on September 29, a weeks-long hushed period comes to an end, a time without highlights, seemingly standing still between the great festivals of […]
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Healing Ten Lepers (Luke 17:11-19)
The healing of the ten lepers in the Gospel of Luke is not only an example of divine power, but also of human weakness. The tragedy, the disillusionment sound in […]
Holiday Calendars!
Time to order your 2026 Christian Community calendar. The calendar includes the festivals of the year the Gospel Readings of the week, the list of priests and their congregation […]
“And He took him aside by himself, away from the crowd… (Mark 7:33)
The Dutch language has the word eigenwijs which, literally translated, would be something like “own-wise,” and is used for someone who is out of step with others, or sees things […]
“Ask, and it will be given you.” (Matthew 7:7)
If things were as simple as it sounds in this sentence, all our questions would be answered and all our desires fulfilled. But the reality of life is very different. […]
“You are the Christ” (Mark 8:29)
Long ago, there was a time when it was necessary not just to recognize Christ in silence, but to also confess Him emphatically, as Peter was the first to do: […]
Peace
Wherever you look around you, in our time peace has become a shaky, unstable concept, both at large in our society, and also in relationships between people. Hardly has peace […]
Ascension
Ever since Christ’s Ascension people have a deeply rooted tendency in religious life to look up. Here on earth, in the “vale of tears,” it can’t be found. We have […]
North American Newsletter: Spring 2025
Enjoy our Newsletter here: North American News Letter Spring 2025
Contemplation on the Service for a Deceased Perso
When a person is dying, in the last weeks or days of life the mask of the everyday personality drops off. It is as if not only the physical sheath, […]