Andrew’s Version
Andrew McGowanWeekly comment on the Revised Common Lectionary as used in The Episcopal Church, from Andrew McGowan of Berkeley Divinity School at Yale.
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Professor of Early Christianity and Anglican Studies in Yale’s Institute of Sacred Music and Yale Divinity School, and at Berkeley Divinity School at Yale. Scholar of early Christianity, including Eucharistic origins. Baker of bread.
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