March 2, 2025 — The Rev Canon Britt Olson
The Last Sunday after Epiphany / Transfiguration Sunday Leadership is important. A leader sets the tone and direction for others to follow. Leadership is rooted in identity, and is reflected … Read More
The Last Sunday after Epiphany / Transfiguration Sunday Leadership is important. A leader sets the tone and direction for others to follow. Leadership is rooted in identity, and is reflected … Read More
7 Epiphany, Year CReadings: Genesis 45:3-11, 15; Psalm 37:1-12, 41-42; 1 Corinthians 15:35-38, 42-50; Luke 6:27-38 Do you have any enemies? Sometimes I have trouble answering that question. In a … Read More
A Sermon from the Rt. Rev. Phil LaBelle 5 Epiphany, Year C Imagine Peter’s surprise when Jesus, who had been teaching the people near the Lake of Gennesaret, simply climbed … Read More
Presentation in the Temple, Year C Candlemas takes place on the 2nd of February every year. It is also known as the Feast of the Presentation of Our Lord Jesus … Read More
2 Epiphany, Year C — Annual Meeting Address The three significant events that mark the season after the Epiphany are the shining of the star which the Magi followed to … Read More
Cloth for the Cradle Bring back the beautiful, bring back “The Who we are” bring back the hope we have for this dying starwe’re in trouble right now we need … Read More
Christmas Eve Readings: Isaiah 9:2-7; Psalm 96, Luke 2:1-14 It was exactly 100 years ago today that the first Christmas Eve service was held in this Chapel. The small congregation … Read More
Advent 4 – Gaudate Sunday There’s a lot going on in our world these days. A lot going on in our lives as we ramp up towards Christmas, the end … Read More
Christ the King Sunday Just when you thought we could stop talking politics, this morning’s gospel reading brings us back. This morning’s reading from John’s Gospel is about untangling religious … Read More
The Homesick Cafe When I was a child, I walked home from school for lunch, except it wasn’t called lunch but called dinner, and when I stepped through the back … Read More