April 3rd 2026, Good Friday Sermon | The Rev. Brian Gregory
Today is a day I suspect many of us would rather not remember. Just five days ago, on Palm Sunday, we shouted with joyful anticipation, “Hosanna!” Blessed is the king … Read More
Today is a day I suspect many of us would rather not remember. Just five days ago, on Palm Sunday, we shouted with joyful anticipation, “Hosanna!” Blessed is the king … Read More
Do you remember the dress? The one that threatened to destroy friendships? Thesimple photograph of a hanging dress became a viral phenomenon in 2015 as people namedwhat they saw in … Read More
Sermon – Lent 3, Year A Vincent Booth — March 8, 2026 Opening Good morning. Last week, I led the children’s formation downstairs, with Nancy’s capable and exceptionally gracious assistance. … Read More
The Second Sunday in Lent St. Luke’s Episcopal ChurchThe Rev. Brian GregoryMarch 1, 2026 John 3:1–17 3:1 Now there was a Pharisee named Nicodemus, a leader of the Jews.3:2 He … Read More
First Sunday in Lent I met my husband, Bryon at the end of the year in 2005. He lived in Portland and I was in Northern California. Our first dates … Read More
Fourth Sunday after the Epiphany, Year A Imagine with me a nation. This nation has a remarkable story to tell of adversity, divineprovidence, and seeing hope come alive in their … Read More
Annual Meeting Today is my tenth Annual Meeting at St. Luke’s and it has been my tradition to offer the address to the congregation as a sermon. This has a … Read More
Christmas Eve in the Chapel Picture, for a moment, your ideal Christmas. The one that checks all the boxes of nostalgia, tradition, and meaning. Perhaps there is a well-trimmed tree, … Read More
Second Sunday after Christmas As you likely noticed from the hymns we are singing in church this morning, the decorations in the sanctuary and around the altar, or because you … Read More
Advent 3 – Gaudete Sunday Some of my favorite characters in television and books are the failed, flawed and jaded detectives whose careers have stalled or imploded but who continue … Read More