With this past Sunday, Trinity Sunday, the first Sunday after Pentecost, we began what in some churches is called Trinitytide and in others the Season after Pentecost. This season of the Church Year, with Epiphanytide, or the Season after Epiphany, is also known as the “green season” or “ordinary time.” They are called the “green season” since green is the liturgical color widely used in churches during these seasons. It must be noted that English cathedrals had their own liturgical color schemes and in one of these color schemes red was used in Trinitytide. Whatever liturgical color is used in a church, Trinitytide or the Season after Pentecost is the longest season of the Church Year.
The topic of this evening’s message is perseverance in prayer.
Reading: Luke 11:1-13
Message: Perseverance in Prayer
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