Proper 22C At its core, today’s Gospel is about — faith and discipleship — and how they relate to one another…Faith and Discipleship. It might be helpful to know that this passage from Luke’s Gospel starts in the middle of a conversation. The disciples weren’t randomly crying out, “Increase our faith!” They were responding toContinue reading “October 2, 2022 – The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan”
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August 21, 2022 – The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan
Proper 16CJeremiah 1:4-15, Psalm 71:1-6, Hebrews 12:18-29, Luke 13:10-17 Did it happen all at once?I am wondering about that bent-over woman in the synagogue. Was she suddenly stricken? Or was it more gradual? Little by little, shoulders slumping more and more until hers became a life of looking down. No taking in the beauty ofContinue reading “August 21, 2022 – The Rev. Mary Bea Sullivan”
The Rev. Robyn Arnold Funeral Homily – July 11, 2022
Mother Robyn was a sister, daughter, friend, professor, scientist, writer, ecologist, and priest but most importantly a beloved child of God. Robyn began early in life asking questions and usually wasn’t satisfied with the answers she was given. Her desire to learn and find answers quickly led her into becoming an avid reader and deeplyContinue reading “The Rev. Robyn Arnold Funeral Homily – July 11, 2022”
5th Sunday After Pentecost 2022 – Rev. Nathaniel K. M. Darville
In the name of the God of truth, compassion, and love: the F, the S, and the HS. Amen. (from Ps. 25:3-5) Arise, and rule the earth, for you shall take all nations for your own, O God: the F, the S, and the HS. Amen. (from Ps. 82:8) (Jesus said) “Which of these three,Continue reading “5th Sunday After Pentecost 2022 – Rev. Nathaniel K. M. Darville”
First Sunday After Easter 2022 – Rev. Kay Williams, Deacon
May we have eyes to see our blessings, ears to hear God’s words, and the humbleness to praise Christ our Risen Lord. In the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, AMEN Today, the first Sunday after Easter we have heard the Easter story and celebrated Christ’s victory. But have we taken the timeContinue reading “First Sunday After Easter 2022 – Rev. Kay Williams, Deacon”