Good Friday April 7, 2023 — Lynne Markova
The Passion narrative is such a difficult story to hear. So heartbreaking. One thing I have always loved about our Episcopal Church is that worship is not a passive experience. … Read More
The Passion narrative is such a difficult story to hear. So heartbreaking. One thing I have always loved about our Episcopal Church is that worship is not a passive experience. … Read More
Welcome to the Triduum, the Great Three Days. Today we remember Christ setting the example for the Eucharist at that Passover meal with his friends. We remember his example of … Read More
The Bishop’s visit with receptions and confirmation was truly a celebration! You can listen to the Bishop’s sermon (again and again) through our Facebook page, under videos (sermon begins around … Read More
Lent 4 It was a time of uncertainty and insecurity. It was time for an ending and a time to begin. To move on would mean to let go and … Read More
Bearing Living Water Have you ever noticed how often water appears in the Bible? It is literally everywhere, from the first book to the last. In the very first verse … Read More
Twenty-five years ago this month, I moved from Portland, Oregon to Reno in the high desert of Northern Nevada. I had never lived in the desert and it was a … Read More
Soul Geography This is about the geography of the soul. Imagine, if you will, a map of the Mediterranean Sea and on the right hand side, Israel. Then imagine drawing … Read More
Good afternoon. It’s good to be with you all again for the start of the Lenten Season.Lent seemed to come quick this year, hasn’t it? It really does feel like … Read More
In the name of One God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Amen. Today is the Sunday where we remember the Transfiguration of our Lord, and if I’m honest, it’s not … Read More
I have two questions to ask: Does anybody here know about Vega? No, it’s not about food. It’s the fifth brightest star in the sky, twenty-five light-years away; expected lifetime: … Read More