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By General Synod Communications on April 7, 2012

In this podcast for Easter Sunday, Sister Margaret follows Mary Magdalene as she takes in the implications of an empty tomb and a risen saviour.
By General Synod Communications on April 5, 2012

In this podcast for Good Friday, Sister Margaret considers the sign of Jonah and how God loves all people—even those who betray him.
By General Synod Communications on April 4, 2012

In this podcast for Maundy Thursday, Sister Margaret remembers how Jesus washed his disciples’ feet and wonders how this sets an example for our own service.
By General Synod Communications on March 30, 2012

In this podcast for Palm Sunday, Sister Margaret considers the different ways we can celebrate Palm Sunday, from the extravagance of the Oberammergau passion play to the simplicity of waving tree branches.
By General Synod Communications on March 23, 2012

In this podcast for the fifth Sunday of Lent, Sister Margaret ponders the riddling ways of Jesus. What if he said, “The Kingdom of Heaven is like a toaster?”
By General Synod Communications on March 16, 2012

In this podcast for the fourth Sunday of Lent, Sister Margaret considers the phrase “light of the world” and the dark, heavy, and sad things this light helps bring into contrast.
By General Synod Communications on March 9, 2012

In this podcast for the third Sunday of Lent, Sister Margaret considers the feisty Samaritan woman and her relationship with living water.
By General Synod Communications on March 2, 2012

In this podcast for the first Sunday of Lent, Sister Margaret considers Jesus’s temptations in the wilderness and encourages us not to take the easy way out.
By General Synod Communications on February 24, 2012

In this podcast for the first Sunday of Lent, Sister Margaret reflects on what suffering means for us as beloved children of God.
By General Synod Communications on February 17, 2012

In this Ash Wednesday podcast, Sister Margaret considers the darkness of Lent, origami butterflies, and eye-popping renewal.