Peter Kang
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Gary Tyler - Freedom in Beauty: 41 Years Wrongfully Incarcerated
Просмотров 466Год назад
2023 Lent Lecture Series at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Santa Maria, CA. Gary Tyler was our guest speaker on Sunday, March 12, 2023. In this talk, he speaks about his story and experience, after 41 years of wrongful imprisonment, finding and creating beauty in the midst of a terrible situation. When he was 17 years old, Gary was wrongfully convicted of murder in Louisiana by an all white jury...
St Peter's 2022 in Review (resized)
Просмотров 90Год назад
A short video collage of the ministries and activities of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Santa Maria in 2022
St Peter's 2022 in Review
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A short video collage of St. Peter's ministries and programs in 2022.
Teach Us to Number Our Days: The Unexpected Origins of our Western Calendar & the Dating of Xmas
Просмотров 148Год назад
Lecture given at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Santa Maria on 1-15-2023 by the Rev. Dr. Peter Kang. "Teach Us to Number Our Days: On the Unexpected Origins of Our Western Calendar and the Dating of Christmas and Easter"
Liturgy and Worship Lecture - Always We Begin Again: The Reformation and the Poetic Imagination
Просмотров 1972 года назад
"Always We Begin Again" - The Reformation, Counter-Reformation, and the Development of the Poetic Imagination in the Anglican Tradition. A lecture given at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Santa Maria, CA by the Rev. Dr. Peter Kang.
Sermon: "Do You Think That I Have Come To Bring Peace To The Earth?"
Просмотров 1452 года назад
A sermon given at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Santa Maria, CA on the tenth Sunday after Pentecost, August 14, 2022 by the Rev. Dr. Peter Kang. Year C - Proper 15 Jeremiah 23:23-29 Psalm 82 Hebrews 11:29-12:2 Luke 12:49-56
Christianity and the Spirituality of Wine
Просмотров 1162 года назад
Guest lecture by Dr. Stephen Llyod-Moffett, Professor of Religious Studies at Cal Poly, drawing on research from his recent book, "The Spirit of Wine: Finding Religion in the Fruit of the Vine." Given at St Peter's Episcopal Church in Santa Maria California on June 12, 2022.
Insights from the Longitudinal Study of Generations - Samantha Kang
Просмотров 1142 года назад
In this, Samantha Kang, Ph.D. candidate in Religious Studies at UCSB, shares stories and lessons learned from her experience (as a philosopher) working as a research assistant in an ongoing sociological study of religious development and beliefs across generations - from older adults to kids today, examining topics like the intersection of faith and technology, the transmission of religious com...
Bishop on the Hot Seat
Просмотров 1052 года назад
Q&A with the Rt. Rev. John H Taylor at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Santa Maria, California. Fourth Sunday in Lent 3-27-2022.
Religious Liberty in Pandemic Times - Kathie Moore
Просмотров 372 года назад
During the first phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, many state and local governments implemented a number of strategies to "flatten the curve" of the infection spread. Several businesses and organizations, including churches, were deemed "non-essential." Most churches across the nation complied with restrictions on indoor religious gatherings, and created digital devotion spaces that enabled the c...
Welcome to the Episcopal Church - Part 3: Authority
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Welcome to the Episcopal Church - Part 3: Authority
Welcome to the Episcopal Church: Part 2 Sacraments
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Welcome to the Episcopal Church: Part 2 Sacraments
Welcome to the Episcopal Church: Part 1- Beliefs and Practices
Просмотров 10 тыс.2 года назад
The first of a two-part presentation and discussion providing an overview of the beliefs, practices, history, and polity of the Episcopal Church. Download a .pdf copy of the slides, here: s3.amazonaws.com/dfc_attachments/public/documents/3299742/Slides_-_Part_1_Beliefs_and_Practices_.pdf
On Science and Religion - Strange New World: Exploring the Frontiers of Science and Theology Today
Просмотров 1672 года назад
What are we to make of the relationship between “Religion” and “Science”? In this lecture series, we will explore this question through Christian History, highlighting important philosophical and theological questions that are still relevant to our lives today - about the search for knowledge, truth, and God. Download a pdf of the slides, here: s3.amazonaws.com/dfc_attachments/public/documents/...
2020 Combined Christmas Eve Service
Просмотров 1873 года назад
2020 Combined Christmas Eve Service
Drawn into the Mystery of the Trinity 3 of 3
Просмотров 523 года назад
Drawn into the Mystery of the Trinity 3 of 3
Prelude Carol of the Bells
Просмотров 803 года назад
Prelude Carol of the Bells
Drawn into the Mystery of the Trinity 2 of 3
Просмотров 723 года назад
Drawn into the Mystery of the Trinity 2 of 3
Drawn into the Mystery of the Trinity 1 of 3
Просмотров 1393 года назад
Drawn into the Mystery of the Trinity 1 of 3
The Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration at Angola
Просмотров 2139 лет назад
The Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration at Angola

Комментарии

  • @RockfordRebel
    @RockfordRebel 20 дней назад

    We live in a screwed up world with a corrupt law enforcement and legal system. Gary is a bright shining light in a dark world. I’m thankful he’s free to tell his story. It’s sad that his mother and Gil passed away before Gary was released. Like Gil said, this could happen to anyone.

  • @chanoquin5921
    @chanoquin5921 Месяц назад

    Merci -- 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

  • @Candyharris-sk9tt
    @Candyharris-sk9tt 5 месяцев назад

    ALL RESPECT FOR YOU GARY TYLER 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️

  • @rhett-BA-Lit.
    @rhett-BA-Lit. 6 месяцев назад

    Louisiana is one big violent, backward, right-wing sh-hole, just like Mississippi. The legal system in both states is a bad joke. The Louisiana State Pen, aka Angola, needs to be closed. Either that or placed under the control of the federal government in a Reconstruction era measure. Angola is even named after a former slave plantation FCS. The Louisiana legislature hasn't even had the good sense to change the name. The US has more people in prison than any country in the world. That includes much-maligned China, which has over *four times* the population of the US. Four times. In a pot calling the kettle black syndrome, American politicians, especially Republicans, often claim there are no human rights in China. Let me tell you something about human rights: I'm a college grad and the adult son of two deceased Mississippi lawyers, and it's almost impossible for me to get an attorney for anything. Some are greedy, some are lazy, but almost all couldn't care less. My lawyer parents were both violent child abusers. In 2007 for example, two Kansas City (Gladstone), Missouri police officers named Pickard and Steele came to my apartment one afternoon for no apparent reason, screaming and yelling for ID. I was just minding my own business at home. When I opened the door they just marched on in without a warrant, pushed me around, assaulted me, and demanded I call my estranged lawyer mother Lura Ethridge I had not seen in years. Lura was in Boston with her child molester priest and dyke friends. The police were laughing about it the whole time. They were trying to get me to have a fistfight or struggle with them. After about ten minutes of failing at this they left. I was still recovering from recent open heart surgery at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. I could have been killed. I have no criminal record, and of course it wouldn't make any difference if I did. They're not supposed to do that. I contacted scores of lawyers, and not one would help me in any way. Same thing with attorneys I met in college or through relatives. Some insulted me and implied the incident was my fault, which is ridiculous. I filed my own complaints. Not a single person in the government did anything for me. Clay County Pro Se Case No. 07CY-CV10003. That's one example. Five years later in 2012, three sheriff's deputies in Sarasota, Florida woke me up banging on my door at 3 a.m. I called 911, who in turn contacted the deputies by radio. Good thing I called 911, because when I opened the door the deputies were putting away their guns. One of them said they were looking for somebody else, but it sounded very suspicious, as if they made it up. I could have been killed. They should have known I was living there instead of somebody else. I filed a complaint with the Manatee County Sheriff's Office. I couldn't get a lawyer to do anything about that either. The government has caused me any number of serious problems, absolutely through no fault of my own. Make no mistake about it: It is chiefly lawyers who are responsible for wrongful convictions, the excessive incarceration rate, and prisons like Angola. It is chiefly lawyers who make our laws in state legislatures and Congress. If you ask me it was lawyers who were chiefly responsible for slavery, the ensuing Civil War, and the casualties: Jefferson Davis, Alexander Stephens, and even President Lincoln. There were many others like them in government. -Rhett Butler

  • @ropermi
    @ropermi 7 месяцев назад

    A toastmasters class would do you quite well.

    • @ricktallichet9693
      @ricktallichet9693 6 месяцев назад

      Yes it would. I could be become engaged because of too many ums in the speakers sentences.

  • @AngelRoseHeaven
    @AngelRoseHeaven 8 месяцев назад

    🙏

  • @AngelRoseHeaven
    @AngelRoseHeaven 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @AngelRoseHeaven
    @AngelRoseHeaven 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you

  • @AngelRoseHeaven
    @AngelRoseHeaven 8 месяцев назад

    🙏

  • @jeromehodgens807
    @jeromehodgens807 8 месяцев назад

    I remember when Gary was arrested. Gil Scott Heron composed a song about his unjust conviction. He is an Inspiration and testimony of resilience.

  • @dekwill
    @dekwill 8 месяцев назад

    Respect brother we heard your story all those years ago thanks to UB40 hope life goes from strength to strength

  • @Taco0718
    @Taco0718 Год назад

    Thank you for the video I am interested in converting to the Episcopal Church this is helpful.

    • @noneyabusiness2237
      @noneyabusiness2237 8 месяцев назад

      1. Is there only one god, or are there multiple gods? If multiple, how is a person to choose which deserves obedience? If there is only one good, who is Baal? If Baal is a false god, precisely what makes your god NOT false, aside from it telling you that is the case? 2. Would you agree that before anything can exist, something has to create it? Did your god create everything? If yes, who/what created your god? 3. Is your god infallible? 4. Is your god omnipotent? 5. Is your god omniscient? 6. Is your god benevolent, or malicious? 7. If your god cannot make mistakes, then it follows that everything it creates is either perfect, or that your god intentionally makes things that are flawed. Would a benevolent god intentionally create something likely to suffer because of its flaws? 8. If your god can do anything, and it created the universe, why didn't it simply create a perfect world inhabited by perfect beings? If your god wanted obedience, and god is not malicious, why did god make disobedience possible? 9. If your god knows everything, does it already understand every thought and feeling you have? Does it instantaneously know everything you say and do? If yes, what is the point of religious rituals, such as prayer? 10. Why would an omnipotent and omniscient god not communicate directly and unambiguously with individuals, with no need of books, churches, prophets, signs, miracles, etc? If a person is not intelligent enough, or not "worthy" enough to speak directly with god, whose fault is that? Who made the person in the first place? If a person is unworthy or incapable of directly communicating with god, how can that person be capable of recognizing a valid spokesperson for god? 11. Think about the person/people who convinced/persuaded/ordered you to believe in a version of god. Are they infallible? Is it at all possible for them to tell you something they sincerely believe, but for that thing they tell you to be actually incorrect? 12. Are feelings reliable tools to guide actions? Suppose I hear a person in my neighborhood talking a lot about the presence of violent break in robberies nearby, and I get apprehensive. I am convinced by the passion my neighbor puts into this story, even though I've seen no tangible evidence. That night, I hear a noise. I FEEL certain that it is a robber breaking in to harm my family. I get out of bed, pull a pistol from the bedside table. Without opening the bedroom door, I shoot through it to get the robber. When I open the door, there is my son, lying dead on the floor from my bullet. I was sure. I relied on my feelings. My fear of a robber. My hope of being a defender father. Feelings, not facts. Was that a good way to live my life? Is faith factual knowledge or is it just a feeling, something you choose to believe, without any rational proof? There are things science does not yet have good explanations for. However, unlike religion, logic and science eagerly accept doubt, challenges and skepticism, and are eager to be revised and improved. They don't claim to be perfect. Religion does. Religion demands blind obedience, with harsh horrific punishment in this world and the next if you fail to obey. If you ignore science, it doesn't change the facts of science, so no one has to threaten you about it. Science built the machine you are reading this message on. Religion blows up clinics and puts burning crosses on people's lawns. Religion persecutes and murders and starts centuries of war. Religion rapes little kids, then covers it up. Religion tells underage girls they have to get married and have kids like a farm animal slave. Religion is about ignorance and enslavement and threats and judging others for being different. Religion is about cowardly conformity. Religion is about keeping people UNquestioning and OBEDIENT, aka, slaves. Science is about rational independent thought. 14. Do you deny that religion (superstition, irrational behavior) is the root cause of most human conflict in history, that for centuries millions have been tortured and murdered "because god told me to do it"? 13. Suppose a person has a book full of maps to guide a group journey. They rely upon it, but the group is perpetually lost. You question the book, but your friend insists that the book is accurate. "How do you know?" you ask. They reply, "I know that this book is accurate and perfect, because it says so in the book." Your friend insists that the book is information directly from god....but some other people wrote the book, based on their interpretations, and all of them disagree.....but that is okay, because of how passionately they shout about their version of the maps, and how strongly it makes your friend feel. When you show them hundreds of self contradictions in the book, they get upset and say that you are just not reading the book correctly. Which person is messed up? You, or the book fanatic? How do you justify cherry picking of which parts of the bible to follow? Leviticus much? Murdered and burned many animals as a sacrifice, as you are required to ? How many NON religious books have you ever read? 14. If the point is to die and go to heaven, why not simply commit mass suicide and get it over with? Christ was quite literally a kamikaze; is that what you preach should be emulated in daily life? 15. Why is it necessary to use superstition and irrationality to justify your practical principles? Why treat humans like a donkey in need of the stick of hell and the carrot of heaven? If you want positive secular behavior, why not justify that behavior in practical terms? Religion preys upon the weak and the stupid. Rationalization is not scholarship. If your god is so wise, so powerful, WHY is it so petty as to demand unconditional obedience? What kind of god would need much less DEMAND that we grovel and call ourselves unworthy? Unworthy? Who made you in the first place! If your god is so benevolent, and so omnipotent, why does it deliberately cause suffering? Why the grotesque elaborate torture scene of Jesus, when god could have simply changed the world in the blink of an eye, effortlessly? Oh, your god cannot be understood? Then HOW can you know it even exists? Where is your factual tangible irrefutable proof? Suppose I "believe" that you deserve to die and I am allowed by god to kill you. How are you feeling about faith NOW?

  • @brixiex2580
    @brixiex2580 Год назад

    Thanks for this!

  • @thedon978
    @thedon978 Год назад

    Book of common prayer 1928.

  • @ktbear97
    @ktbear97 Год назад

    Thank you so much for posting this. I have been trying to find resources that explain the Episcopalian faith in easy to digest ways and this lecture has been by far the most insightful!

  • @Lepewhi
    @Lepewhi Год назад

    Actually, the reason Episcopalians(as well as other protestants) can't receive in a Catholic/Orthodox Church, is the belief in the bodily presence of Christ in the Eucharist. Whereas, most protestants see it symbolically. That being said, Catholics can't receive in an Orthodox Church. But, Orthodox can receive in a Catholic Church if they ask. But, if they do, they are excommunicated from their Church, as I understand it.

  • @impuseuser
    @impuseuser 2 года назад

    Not very welcoming to hide from the public comment

    • @billTO
      @billTO 10 месяцев назад

      I believe the white part represents Jesus' purity..... Not the Priest's. This Roman collar is mostly black because all have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. I much prefer it to the simple "dog collar".

  • @impuseuser
    @impuseuser 2 года назад

    Why are you wearing the collar?

    • @thethinplace
      @thethinplace Год назад

      He is ordained as a priest. Why wouldn't he be wearing a collar?

    • @jbw53191
      @jbw53191 11 месяцев назад

      Deacons in the Episcopal Church wear this type of clerical collar. Priests in the Episcopal Church wear the collar that is white all the way around the neck. This man is obviously an ordained deacon

    • @jaymarvel2424
      @jaymarvel2424 8 месяцев назад

      The clerical collar originated in the Anglican Communion, not the RCC

    • @stephensmith3867
      @stephensmith3867 2 месяца назад

      Strangely, the collar originated in Scotland with the Presbyterians.

  • @aparakeetcalledsunset677
    @aparakeetcalledsunset677 3 года назад

    That was wonderful. Thanks to all of you. Made my Christmas bright!

  • @peterkang6844
    @peterkang6844 3 года назад

    This video will also premiere at the same time on St. Peter's Facebook Page facebook.com/StPetersSantaMaria

  • @JudeOne3Four
    @JudeOne3Four 3 года назад

    *Neither the word “Trinity” nor the explicit doctrine appears in the New Testament,* nor did Jesus and his followers intend to contradict the Shema in the Hebrew Scriptures: “Hear, O Israel: The Lord our God is one Lord” (Deuteronomy 6:4). www.britannica.com/topic/Trinity-Christianity *The New Bible Dictionary, 2nd edition* by J.D. Douglas, admits that the doctrine of the trinity does NOT come from the Scriptures, but from philosophy influenced by paganism. (Scroll to the letter T) babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39015014729894&view=1up&seq=1316 *The Religions of Ancient Greece and Babylonia,* by A. H. Sayce. pages 229-230, clearly tells us that the Greek philosophical ideas were developed in Alexandria, Egypt from the pagan mystery religions. www.gutenberg.org/files/35856/35856-pdf.pdf

    • @peterkang6844
      @peterkang6844 3 года назад

      Thanks, I actually address these issues in my lecture. I invite you to watch it.

    • @JudeOne3Four
      @JudeOne3Four 3 года назад

      @@peterkang6844 Yes probably with alot of denial and fantasy. Maybe you should put this evidence also in your lecture. The Trinity is Gnostic Catholic doctrine and has zero foundation in the Bible. Are you a Gnostic Catholic? *The Eye of Providence* was used in artistic depictions of Christian biblical stories to represent God, and the all seeing eye power this God has. *The triangle surrounding the eye represents the holy trinity in Christianity, or The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit.* The light rays symbolize God’s divinity. masonicvibe.com/blog/what-does-the-all-seeing-eye-mean/ Contrary to what many people think, the all-seeing eye in Christian art is not a Masonic symbol but represents the all-seeing eye of the omnipotent God, who sees all things. *When surrounded by a triangle, it symbolizes THE TRINITY.* www.catholic.com/qa/gods-all-seeing-eye-isnt-masonic ­­*The supernal triad* is very much like the *Celtic trinity knot;* there are *THREE aspects,* yet they are all interwoven such that *the three are ONE* and the energy flow between them is unbroken. www.universalkabbalah.net/SupernalTriad *The Trinity is the central doctrine of the catholic church (nr 234)* www.vatican.va/archive/ccc_css/archive/catechism/p1s2c1p2.htm