3rd Sunday after Epiphany – Jan 23, 2022 Live-Stream Link
January 21, 2022
God’s glory is revealed in the reading of scripture. People stand at attention. People weep. People prostrate themselves in prayer. The unity of the church
Category: Prayers
2nd Sunday after Epiphany – Jan 16, 2022 Live-Stream Link
January 14, 2022
The Sundays after Epiphany continue to celebrate the revelation of the glory of God to us as it was made known to the magi and
Baptism of Our Lord – Live-Stream Link for Jan 9, 2022
January 7, 2022
Today’s festival rejoices in God’s blessings. We recall and celebrate our adoption as God’s children, the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the promised company
Christmas 2 – Live-Stream Link for January 2, 2022
December 31, 2021
Within the gospel reading’s profound words lies the simple message that God is revealed in a human person. Though we may try to understand how
Christmas 1 – Live-Stream Link for December 26, 2021
December 25, 2021
On the first Sunday of Christmas we find the boy Samuel and the boy Jesus, both in the temple, both growing in wisdom and stature
Christmas Eve 2021 – Live-Stream Link for 7:00pm service
December 23, 2021
In winter’s deepest night, we welcome the light of the Christ child. Isaiah declares that the light of the long-promised king will illumine the world
4th Sunday in Advent: Dec 19, 2021 Live-Stream Link
December 17, 2021
Cradle and cross are inextricably connected on the fourth Sunday of Advent. Between a lovely tribute to the little town of Bethlehem and Mary’s magnificent
3rd Sunday in Advent: December 12, 2021 Live-Stream Link
December 10, 2021
The presence of the Lord “in your midst” in the wonder of the holy supper is cause for singing. The nearness of the Lord in
2nd Sunday in Advent: December 5, 2021 Live-Stream Link
December 3, 2021
Forerunners and messengers advance the advent of our God. While John the baptizer’s voice in the wilderness may be the principal focus of the day,
1st Sunday in Advent: Nov 28 Live-Stream Link
November 26, 2021
Advent is about the “coming days.” God’s people have always lived in great expectation, but that expectation finds specific, repeated enunciation in the texts appointed