To watch the sermon click here. Today’s story may seem like an odd story. It’s hard to know exactly what’s going on this man. We do know that he’s in distress, and he’s been that way for a long time. He lives underground, in the tombs, where it was dark…maybe the only light that he
Remember Who You Are
Storm and Sacrament: The God of Ordinary Things
To watch the sermon click here. As some of you may know, Zonnie and I have very close ties to the City of New Orleans. In fact, she was born there, and her family has lived in and around New Orleans and South Louisiana since about the middle of the 18th century. And New Orleans
Can You See Yourself in Her?
Her symptoms had started almost two decades before we meet her in the pages of St Luke’s gospel. By the time our paths cross, who knows if she could even remember that first day — that first day when something felt off in her body — that day when she thought perhaps it was just
Stories to Live By
It is a profoundly human impulse. We want to know how the big story, the meta story, touches our story, How the global becomes local becomes personal. We want to know how the story is our story. It was three years ago, It was Monday in Holy Week, When some of us and scores of
Pilgrimages From Home
Not long before the pandemic began last year, some fantastic Epiphanites loaned me three books before we knew what would unfold during these intervening 12 months. “A year later, these three books (kept in Ziploc bags as I do since I worked in a bookstore where we could read any book for free as long
In the Vestibule
May 3, 2020, The Rev. Doyt L. Conn, Jr. preaching
Proof of Humanity; Empathy and Self-sacrificing Love
July 7, 2019. The Rev. Ruth Anne Garcia preaching.
Resurrection Everywhere and Place Matters
April 21, 2019, The Rev. Doyt L. Conn, Jr. preaching
When Jesus Gets In Your Boat
February 10, 2019, Charissa Bradstreet. M. Div. preaching
