September 9, 2018: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. I love this gospel reading (or its parallel in the Gospel of Matthew). What I don’t love is what we sometimes do with it. Now, when I hear it today, I am reminded of that glaring moment in February…
Sermons
“Our Better Angels”
“All Neat, No Meat”
“Sleeping With Bread”
“Living In A Holy Time”
“Listen To Women”
[Our guest preacher was Mr. Christopher Dwyer. Christopher is a chorister, co-chair of our Outreach Group, and a seminarian] July 15, 2018: In the name of the one, holy, and living God: Creator, Christ, and Holy Spirit. Amen. That Gospel story is a real barn-burner, huh? It’s got everything – sympathetic prisoner of conscience, courtly intrigue,…
“Get Up! We Were Made For Life!”
“Love, Riots, & Truthful Speech”
June 24, 2018 – LGBT Sunday: [Today we have as a guest preacher a member of our choir and vestry, Mark Richardson. Mark is a psychotherapist at Beth Israel Medical Center (Newark), he also maintains a private practice in Montclair, NJ, focused on helping survivors of trauma. He attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison (Art, 1983)…
“Love Is The Fulfillment Of The Law!”
June 17, 2018: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. So, it’s been an interesting news week, right? Good Lord. I was watching ‘Morning Joe’, a daily cable news show the other day, when Joe Scarborough, the host, who you may know had been a Republican Congressman, was talking about…
“But, Why?”
June 3 2018: May God’s words alone be spoken, may God’s words alone be heard. Amen. Episcopalians, by and large, are a liturgical bunch. How we worship matters to us. That makes a lot of sense too, if you know the history of our church. And, most Episcopalians do not grow up in this church. Many, like…