Epiphany Sunday

Welcome back to Holy Trinity, and Happy New Year. This week we celebrate Epiphany Sunday with readings from The Magi by Malcolm Guite and Gospel According to Matthew. Sara Boyles offers a homily that delves into the historical and symbolic interpretations of the Magi, Herod’s role as a figure of fear and oppression, and the guiding role of the star. The sermon suggests that the star symbolizes the divine light within everyone, encouraging listeners to embrace compassion, wisdom, and a sense of community.

A Sermon from Sara Boyles

Full Service Recording with Readings and Music

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