To watch the sermon click here. Hope – that’s the word that comes to mind when I reflect on what it’s like to be back in this place with you. You fill me with hope for the church and its future. It is fascinating to return to a place you once knew. When you leave
We Give Our Thanks to God
Your Words Have Power
To watch the sermon click here. Over the past couple of weeks, I have been mourning the death of a person I didn’t even know. I may have met her once at a conference, but I can’t really remember. Our worlds overlapped in this microcosm called the Episcopal Church, and we clearly knew many of
Vines & Branches: We Are Already Connected
To watch the sermon click here. Today is the 5th Sunday of Easter. We are on the 24th day of the 50 days of Easter. The 50 days of Easter mark the time between the Resurrection and the coming of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost. So our Gospel readings during these 50 days show us
Umbutu: God Understood in a New Way
To watch the sermon click here. I have been walking most of my life. You saw me do it earlier. I’m getting pretty good at it. Even though I’ve been walking for most of my life, recently my walking has transformed from the thing I do because it’s the thing you do to get from
Introduction of Relata
To watch the sermon click here. Good evening. Welcome to the Feast of Epiphany. It is our family gathering. I am glad you’re joining me in person or online. It has become the tradition over my years as Rector to use this evening as an opportunity to share with you what I see unfolding for
God’s Good Grace
To watch the sermon click here. My name is Lee, and along with my wife Debbie, we’ve been coming to Epiphany for just over three years. I am going to talk to you about why Debbie and I make our largest annual donation to Epiphany, but I’m also going to pepper it with personal
We All Could Use A Little Mercy Now
Click here to watch the sermon in full You often hear it said that the only constant in life is change. The corollary to that of course is that a fundamental characteristic of being human is resistance to change. We don’t like it. We are uncomfortable with it. We don’t want to go from the
Christ the King and St. John’s Kirkland’s 100th Anniversary
My name is Michael Ryan, and I’m the rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church across the lake in Kirkland. I am worshiping with you this morning, and Fr. Doyt is worshiping with the people of S. John’s because of something that happened a century ago, when your parish acted in a way that brought about
Stewardship 2022
Good morning, Christians, Seekers and Friends – I always liked that greeting which The Rev. Ruth Ann Garcia used for all her sermons. It expands a little on Fr. Doyt’s emphasis on making sure people who encounter Epiphany Parish know that “wherever you are on your spiritual journey, you have a place at Epiphany.” This
