Holy Trinity Lutheran Church – Buffalo
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Lent: More Than Giving Things Up (and Throwing Mulberry Trees)
Lent isn’t about guilt, rule-keeping, or dramatic faith displays. It’s a season of trust in action—deepening relationships, living with joy, and walking in the light of Christ.
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Declared to Be Salt; Called to Bring Out the Flavor of Jesus
Jesus names us salt and light, calling us to use our diverse gifts together to season a divided world with the love, mercy, and justice of God.
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Noticing Our Neighbor in a Time That Calls for Justice, Mercy, and Humility
A call-and-response sermon inviting Christians to notice suffering, discern God’s work amid unrest, and respond as neighbors—bearing Christ’s light through justice, mercy, and courageous action.
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Baptism of Our Lord – A Call to Love
Epiphany proclaims Christ’s light for all, calling baptized people beyond political rightness to unity, love, justice, mercy, and humble peacemaking.
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Living the Work of Christmas – Now
Christmas is not held by nostalgia or the trappings of Christmas but living the essence of Christmas every day following Emmanuel as we love, serve, heal, and work for justice together — now.
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The Work of Christmas Begins
Christmas invites us into playful curiosity about Emmanuel, God with us, as we celebrate Jesus’ birth which leads us to live lives of doing the work of Christmas through justice, mercy, peace, and love.
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Rejoicing in the Darkness: The Light is Coming
We rejoice in the waiting by noticing Christ’s light at work now, even before certainty, clarity, or full understanding arrive.
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