You can use the player below to listen to my homily. The Dan Bellm poem is beneath it. The Weight by Dan Bellm You must prepare to carry nothing where you walk, a God who cannot be seen, a name . . .

Use the player below to listen to my sermon from this past week. Susan Neale’s excellent poem is below the player.   Faith by Susan Neale This is where the shell breaks, and the wet chick emerges, ugliest thing in . . .

You can use the player below to listen to my homily from this past Sunday. The poem that’s referenced, John Donne’s “A Hymn to God the Father,” is included beneath the player.   A Hymn to God the Father BY . . .

Last Sunday I preached on two poems. You can listen to the sermon using the player below. I’ve posted the poems beneath the player.   On My Own By Philip Levine Yes, I only got here on my own. Nothing . . .

You can listen to my homily from last Sunday using the player below. There are a couple of references I used to put this sermon together that I want to give credit to. I got the story of Anne Sexton’s . . .

I forgot to hit record on Sunday, so I present here a written text of my sermon (written after the fact from the chicken-scratch outline I use to preach, so those of you who were there, please excuse any differences). . . .

You’ll be able to listen to my homily from this past Sunday by using the player below. During the sermon, I make reference to Frederick Buechner’s book The Sacred Journey, to Jacobus Voragine’s 13th c. compendium of saint’s lives The Golden Legend . . .

Here’s the homily I preached on Sunday, January 26th, also known at the Third Sunday after the Epiphany, Year A. Use the player below to listen to it.

You can listen to my sermon from Sunday, January 19th by using the player below. Please note that we’ve had some technical difficulties with our sound system, and therefore the audio quality isn’t as good as it should be. Hopefully . . .

This past Sunday was the Baptism of Christ, and I preached on the question “How do we come awake?” You can listen to my homily by using the player below.

The Rev. Karl Stevens’ sermon from September 25.

The Rev. Deacon Sherm Everett’s sermon from September 11, 2016.   …“ Moving On … “ There is a story of a wise man and teacher who removes himself from the community by leaving town for a solitary spot in . . .

The Rev. Bruce Smith’s sermon from Sunday, September 4.

The Rev. Karl Steven’s sermon from Sunday, August 28.

The Rev. Deacon Sherm Everett’s sermon from August 21, 2016   “ …   He was teaching in one of the synagogues on the Sabbath. And just then there appeared a woman with a spirit that had crippled her for eighteen . . .

The Rev. Michael Jupin’s sermon from July 24  

The Rev. Deacon Sherm Everett’s sermon from July 10:   This nation has allowed itself, in appearance, to become a conflicted society. In our self-centered lives, we have become ambivalent to group action that has not been in the best . . .

The Rev. Michael Jupin’s sermon from July 3, 2016

The Rev. Bruce Smith’s sermon from June 19, 2016

The Rev. Susan Beem-Beery’s sermon from June 12.