“While I still smart with the memory of that ruler striking my left wrist many years ago, I know that this is mild compared to the abuse, rejection, death, disease and discrimination measured in a thousand brutal ways that many have experienced through misogyny, colonialism, slavery, homophobia and too many other wrongs. ”
The full text of Michael Shapcott’s homily from August 13 is below.
This Sunday, we read from Isaiah, a poem from Mary Oliver and the Gospel According to Luke. William Whitla offers the homily. Through John’s call
Watch the December 8, 2024, service as we reflect on peace together. This sacred time includes the lighting of the Advent wreath, moving live music
Today is the Last Sunday After Pentecost and before the season of Advent. We read from Book of Daniel, Psalm 93 and Gospel of John.
This Sunday we read from Ruth, a poem from Jan Richardson and the Gospel According to John. A (spooky) sermon is offered by Rev. Dianne
We celebrate 177 years of Holy Trinity this Sunday with readings from Gospel of John, Isaiah and The Oak Tree by Johnny Ray Ryder Jr.