#eye17

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galaxy of eye17〜20

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So, this happened. BIshop Curry is just amazingly kind and patient. He has moved one foot in ten minutes due to selfie requests. Including from this Episconerd. @missouriepiscopal #EYE17 #pathtopeace #diomo (at St. Paul's Cathedral OKC)

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From time to time Trinity Church expands the language used in worship services to evoke images that invite worshippers to think of God in creative ways. Rather than refer to God as “He,” for example, Trinity might call God “She” or “Holy One of Blessing.” This year, Trinity is using selections from Enriching our Worship and a Eucharist Prayer adapted from The Book of Common Prayer by participants in the 2017 Episcopal Youth Event (EYE17). These changes are not meant to subvert the church’s traditional liturgy. Throughout scripture, in fact, God is referred to as a king, a consuming fire, a fortress, and a still small voice, just to name a few. In keeping with the value Trinity places on inclusiveness, expanding the words we use to describe God demonstrates that God can’t be contained by our language.

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@rockstarvicar: #flatjesus had an amazing time at #eye17 - but is going to hit the road soon.... @ University of… https://t.co/udgIoVpIgH

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The youth from Missouri enjoying the Opening Eucharist at #EYE17 #pathtopeace @missouriepiscopal @dyac_of_missouri @episcoyouth (at University of Central Oklahoma)

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Look who I ran into, @therevpamela ! @scottagunn and @father_tim ! It was Madness! #EYE17 #pathtopeace (at University of Central Oklahoma)

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This is a Jingle Dress Dance at the Red Dirt Carnival. Her dress and her movements are just gorgeous. @missouriepiscopal @episcoyouth #EYE17 #pathtopeace (at St. Paul's Cathedral OKC)

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This is a Grass Dance performed at the Ted Dirt Carnival. #EYE17 #pathtopeace @missouriepiscopal @episcoyouth (at St. Paul's Cathedral OKC)

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At the Red Dirt Carnival, we were enchanted by a shawl dance that represents a butterfly. #EYE17 #pathtopeace @episcoyouth @missouriepiscopal (at St. Paul's Cathedral OKC)

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And more Missouri youth singing at worship at #EYE17 #pathtopeace @missouriepiscopal @episcoyouth (at University of Central Oklahoma)

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A couple of our youth waiting to worship at #EYE17 #pathtopeace @episcoyouth @missouriepiscopal (at University of Central Oklahoma)

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Presiding Bishop Curry preaches as President of the House of Deputies Gay Clark Jennings looks on at the #EYE17 Opening Eucharist on a #pathtopeace @missouriepiscopal #episcoyouth

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Preparing for Opening Eucharist by singing praise to God! @missouriepiscopal @episcoyouth #pathtopeace #EYE17

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Youth from across The Episcopal Church play games during free time before our official kickoff tomorrow at #EYE17 #pathtopeace @missouriepiscopal @dyac_of_missouri @episcoyouth

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Some of our youth stroll the grounds of #EYE17 on a #pathtopeace @missouriepiscopal @episcoyouth @dyac_of_missouri

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Here come some of our youth now! @missouriepiscopal @dyac_of_missouri @episcoyouth #diomo #EYE17 #pathtopeace