#Tunesday: To the Full and Rising Moon

For today’s full moon, we listen to:

Sung by Stephanie Hollenberg, leader of the the Tuesday Taizé at the Swedenborg Chapel.

The moon as a symbol corresponds to, and in the Word represents, mans faith or belief, as the sun does his charity or love. ~SwedenborgStudy.com https://www.swedenborgstudy.com/books/T.Plantz_Testimony-of-Genesis/sun.html

#WeekendPlans: “Leaping for Joy!” w/Rev. Colin Amato 12/17/23

Although we have entered the winter season and darkness has increased due to the end of daylight savings time, there is still much to rejoice and experiences of joy to be had. How can we continue to remind ourselves of the blessed light that surrounds us even during a time when there is much darkness? We will reflect on the correspondences of darkness and light and see the emergence of joy in our lives.

Rev. Colin Amato

Join us Sunday for zoom fellowship at 10:30 am, and 11:00 am, for worship with Guest Minister Rev. Colin Amato. Link will be shared with church members and their guests.

from the Rainbow Church’s FB page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089465225640

Bio: Rev. Colin Amato was ordained in the Swedenborgian Church of North America during Convention 2022. He is the main pastor of the denomination’s first LGBTQ+ online ministry, The Rainbow Church of the New Jerusalem. Rev. Colin was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Rev. Colin also works as the Clinical Director and licensed mental health therapist at the Solano Pride Center, a nonprofit providing much needed services to the local LGBTQ+ community.

#WeekendPlans 8/1/21: “Where Do You Store Your Wealth?”

Please join us on Zoom this Sunday, August 1, 2021, at 10:30 am, for Fellowship and 11:00 am, for Worship Service with Guest Minister, Rev. Ron Brugler.

Pile of coins

The sermon title is “Where Do You Store Your Wealth?”

We have a practice of collecting things— making ourselves comfortable, happy, trying to save something in case things go wrong. But, these things are not of any use once we have completed our short stay in this world, so what about the rest of our life? Hmmm?

Let’s explore this through as it relates to readings from Emanuel Swedenborg. We look forward to your input. Zoom link will be provided to church members and their contacts.

#Tunesday/#PsalmOfTheDay: Psalm 133

Brothers walking down a path with butterflies

Psalm 133, New Living Translation

Psalm 133, Science of Correspondences

How wonderful and pleasant it is when brothers live together in harmony! Psalm 133 v 1

By brother is understood by the Lord the same as by neighbour, and by neighbour in the spiritual sense good in every complexity, which is the good of charity. E. 746- Emanuel Swedenborg

Psalm 133 Sung by St. Thomas Episcopal Chicago Choir

#Tunesday/#PsalmOfTheDay Psalm 132

Please leave your reflections in the comment section.

Psalm 132, New Living Translation

Psalm 132, Science of Correspondences

The tent of my house stands for the holy of love. To go up upon the couch of the bed means upon the natural to the truth which is from the good of love. Coming into the tent of the house, and going up upon the couch of the bed is a prophetic saying, which cannot be understood without the internal sense. A. 6188.

Arise, O Lord, Our God, Arise

#PsalmOfTheDay: Psalm 130

Please leave your reflections in the comment section.

Psalm 130, New Living Translation

Psalm 130, Science of Correspondences

O Israel, hope in the Lord;
    for with the Lord there is unfailing love.
    His redemption overflows.

Psalm 130, Verse 7
Photo by Aleksey Kuprikov on Pexels.com

#PsalmOfTheDay: Psalm 128

Psalm 128, New Living Translation

Psalm 128, Science of Correspondences

1, 2. By eating the labour of his hands is signified the celestial good which man receives by a life according to Divine truths from the Lord and as it were acquires to himself by his own labour and study. E. 617

~Emanuel Swedenborg
Photo by Maria Orlova on Pexels.com