July 26, 2026 Proper 12 Sermon | Steph Cuthbertson
Introduction When I was growing up on the Eastside, my dream in life was to work in Ballard because it was cool. Thank you to Canon Britt, thanks especially to … Read More
Introduction When I was growing up on the Eastside, my dream in life was to work in Ballard because it was cool. Thank you to Canon Britt, thanks especially to … Read More
The poet Scott Cairns begins one of his poems this way: “Let’s pretend for now there is no such thing/as metaphor; you know, waking up will just/be waking up, darkness … Read More
In this long season after Pentecost – the green season, Ordinary Time – we encounter Jesus and explore what it means and looks like to be people of faith and … Read More
Have you ever laughed at an inopportune time? I sure have. One time that sticks out to me is when my family and I left Guatemala after living there for … Read More
In 2001 I went on pilgrimage to the Holy Land where we visited all the important sites: the Sea of Galilee, the Jordan River, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher … Read More
Last year, when my daughter was in fourth grade, my daughter, wife, and I met with herteacher for her beginning of the year conference. Her teacher asked my wife and … Read More
If you or your family first came to St. Luke’s after 2020, please raise your hand. 2010-2020, 2000-2010; 1990’s, 1980’s, 1970’s, 1960’s, 1950’s, 1940’s, 1930’s earlier? When I arrived at … Read More
Pentecost Sunday was a meaningful day at St. Luke’s as our beloved chapel was deconsecrated in preparation for the construction of new housing and St. Luke’s church space on our … Read More
Have you ever looked at something, and someone else saw something completely different? It’s like looking at a picture and arguing about the colors, even when you’re both looking at … Read More
1 Peter 2:1-10 The epistle readings on these Sundays of the Easter season have been from the First Letter of St. Peter. I did my graduate degree on 1 Peter, … Read More