Harrowing Of Hell

Second Sunday after the Epiphany: Sermon Summary and Reflection Questions

In his sermon, Doyt encourages us to embrace the practice of “waiting for it,” trusting in God’s timing and framework, even when life feels uncertain or out of control. He contrasts our cultural tendencies, like Alexander Hamilton’s relentless drive to control and achieve, with Mary’s faithful patience at the wedding in Cana. When the wine

Baptism of our Lord: Sermon Summary and Reflection Questions

In today’s sermon, Kate invites us to reflect on the profound gift of baptism and the role it plays in our lives. She begins with a story about a backpacking trip with her son, where a broken water filter left them vulnerable and reminded them of how essential water is for survival. From this, she

Founding Church Members in the Age of the Holy Spirit

In 2070 I will be 103 years old, and most likely in the columbarium here at Epiphany. And as you stroll by, that is, as some of you stroll by, I hope you say, “Oh, remember Doyt? He was Rector here for a long time.” Hopefully you won’t say, “too long.” Others of you will

The Epiphany Proclamation: Announcing Easter!

+ THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF EASTER + Click on the links below to add these upcoming services to your calendar! Know, dear people of Epiphany, that, as we have rejoiced at the Nativity of our Lord Jesus Christ, so by leave of God’s mercy we announce to you also the joy of his Resurrection, who is

Tomorrow is the Feast of the Epiphany

Dear Epiphany,   Imagine living in a world where the night sky was an intimate part of your everyday existence. Where the stars and their patterns of travel were familiar to you, even conversational. Where you might say to a friend, did you notice Orion turned, or Jupiter flared (I don’t even know enough to give