St. Paul's, Rock Creek, Washington D.C.
[…] lections for this sermon were 1 Kings 8:22-23,27b-30; Psalm 84; 1 Corinthians 3:1-11,16-17; Matthew 21:10-14. Human beings have always had a great yearning to connect with holy places. It is […]
AdventWord 2019: 11. Confess
We humans get so many things wrong, but we also get a lot of things right; we are often cruel and make a mess of our world, but we also […]
Fourth season of The Way of Love with Bishop Michael Curry podcast continues with guests Kory Caudill and Wordsmith
[…] Bishop Curry talks with Kory Caudill and Wordsmith, two musicians supporting the Concert for the Human Family series – a project in collaboration with The Episcopal Church’s Becoming Beloved Community […]
Lenten Series: Week 4 The Complexities of Policy
[…] own image and redeemed us through Jesus your Son: Look with compassion on the whole human family; take away the arrogance and hatred which infect our hearts; break down the […]
Sermon at St. Michael and All Angels in Mission, Kansas
[…] missing. Most of us go looking for places where we can be recognized as unique human beings, and valued by the larger community. Thatâs what good marriages are about, and […]
Bishop Carol Gallagher’s Winteralk 2013 Sermon on Third Mark of Mission
To Respond to Human Need by Loving Service Our response to God’s love and forgiveness in our lives is simply to turn and share God’s love with others. The compassion […]
Bible Study: Trinity Sunday (A) – 2017
[…] attempted to shed light on the meaning behind the Jewish version of the origin of human beings and the world as we know it. Amidst all the interesting commentaries and […]
Interfaith leaders to host noon Wednesday vigil for Ukraine
on invite all to join an online interfaith vigil at noon ET Feb. 23 to pray for peace in Ukraine and to lament the human harm caused by violence and conflict.
Discernment Is a Word…, Lent 1 (B) – 2009
[…] is also an essential part of each of our spiritual journeys and our lives as human beings. In calling ourselves Christians, Children of God, we acknowledge that God has called […]
The Opening Eucharist for the Anglican Delegation to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women 2007
[…] the healing that comes through attending to the needs of more than half of the human race. We are all grateful for your willingness to get up from your many […]
Remember, Maundy Thursday – 2023
[…] Psalm 116:1, 10-17; 1 Corinthians 11:23-26; John 13:1-17, 31b-35 Remembering is an essential aspect of human nature. We remember a number of things, both good and bad, but we remember […]
Truth and Lies, Proper 28 (A) – 2020
[…] may be that the most important and consequential question ever uttered in the history of humanity was Pilate’s three-word question, asked of Jesus: “What is truth?” In his dystopian novel […]
Let's Talk Faith and Climate Webinar
[…] support faith institutions and faith leaders with a training on the links between climate, faith and humanity, the spectrum of solutions, speaking effectively on the topic, and opportunities to act and […]
An Undeniable Characteristic…, Thanksgiving Day (A) – 2011
[…] a reality not dependent on circumstances but on a radical change of being. From a human standpoint, Paul would have been much better off had he remained a Pharisee. He […]
Lent 4: The LORD sent fiery serpents among the people
[…] worn off and they grew impatient. They spoke against God and Moses, trusting more in human sense than God’s faithfulness, trusting above all else their construct of reality. This never […]
Johnny Appleseed Christianity, Epiphany 1 (A) – 2023
[…] the season, we recall yet another epiphany, how Jesus declared his solidarity with suffering, sinful humanity by accepting baptism at the hands of John—not because he needed it, but because […]
Bible Study: Christ the King (B) – 2012
[…] death. His last song in Second Samuel reminds us that time restricts even a king’s human walk on earth. On Christ the King Sunday, however, King David’s last song prepares […]
Episcopal Litany for Social Justice
[…] as ourselves and to strive for justice and peace, and respect the dignity of every human being. Let us now honor those vows and pray for our nation in this […]
Leo of Rome, Bishop, 461
[…] redemption, and adore the one Christ, true God and true Man, neither divided from our human nature nor separate from thy divine Being; through the same Jesus Christ our Lord, […]
Reflections from Guatemala During COVID-19
[…] youth and social justice advisor. For work, I’ve been focused on opening a center for human rights education, research, and collaboration to support faithbased action in the Diocese. However, a […]