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“What’s wrong with this generation?” I’ll bet that all of us here have either asked that rhetorical question—or have been the brunt of th...

We might want to take a long deep breath—maybe even a gasp—after hearing the Genesis lesson today. What impression of God and religion do...

Episcopal priest and author, Barbara Crafton, has written about how people are prone to “rank” each other. “People from one part of the c...

I have been blessed to witness it about three hundred times in my priestly ministry. After I have made the sign of the cross on their for...

Trinity Sunday. That’s today’s headliner. Who made it so for us Anglicans? Thomas Becket was consecrated Archbishop of Canterbury on the ...

God’s love for us is as warm as a flame, reaching into every cold place and breathing new life as the Creator, Redeemer, and Sustainer. A...

Do anyone of us not know what it’s like to experience an 'in between time' in our life? That uncomfortable stage when we know things are ...

I’ve always enjoyed Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s mystery story characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Many actors have played these roles...

Chaim Potok was a deeply religious rabbi and prolific author of novels. He once gave a lecture at Johns Hopkins University on vocational ...

In the Gospel today, Jesus refers to himself as 'the gate,' which is one of a number of translations of the Greek word θυρα (thura) in th...

If you have ever felt as if you had lost your way in life, if you have ever experienced profound sadness, if you have ever wondered when ...

Easter 2 – April 19, 2020 An older lady was pulled over for speeding. “Is there a problem, Officer?” she asked. “Ma'am, you were speeding...

May the wonder of Christ’s rising be seen in every dawn, the love of God as wide as the skies, and the power of the Holy Spirit invite us...

People flock to Sedona, Arizona from all over the world to watch the sun rise, and set, and to see its reflection off the region's famed ...

In the dining room of the house in which I grew up was a large framed picture of Jesus and his disciples at the Last Supper. Perhaps you ...

In the year 30 AD, a grand procession entered the city of Jerusalem to pay tribute to an important Roman leader. Drums and trumpets and a...

It was a dire situation. Their brother Lazarus was dead. He was a not an old man and, even though the expected lifespan was considerably ...

“Who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?” That’s the sticky question that comes from a long-held but erroneous assum...

Shame, shame, shame on you If you can’t dance too. Can’t stop me now hear what I say my feet wanna move so get out my way I’m gonna dance...

In his brilliant novel, A Mass from the Dead, William Gibson tells the story of what happened just after the death of his mother: “ I was...