Sermons

Every child thinks their parent(s) can read their minds. Every student thinks teachers have magical ability to know what they are thinking just by looking at them. Every parishioner knows that the...

T.S. Eliot: Time past and time future / what might have been and what has been/ point to one end, which is always present.

The text from John is also the one we use on Maundy Thursday: it is part...

The parable of the vine is a wonderful metaphor for thinking about what it means to call oneself or another person a “Christian”.  What do you expect a Christian to look like, to...

The Lord is my shepherd (period, full stop, exclamation point). It is a statement of assurance that ought to follow us all the days of our lives. What we believe guides what we do. When we believe...

Increase your understanding as we walk the way with you. Fill our hearts with love that we may serve others better and when evening comes stay with us and be known to us in deepening communion with...