All Angels' Church

Author Sarah Arthur speaks with the life and writings of All Angels' parishioner Madeleine L'Engle, author of A Wrinkle in Time, as well as Sarah's own experiences of having an honest relationship with God, expressing rage and lament as well as hope. It is possible to be a follower of Jesus and not walk on water.

The Rev. Dr. Jono Linebaugh speaks on and reads the poetry of George Herbert to show how this humble priest can point us to God who knows us and calls us loved.

Our resident historian Paul Johnson shares brief profiles of members from All Angels’ past who have left a legacy of Gospel-centered mission and ministry that is part of our DNA today.

The Rev. Dr. Jono Linebaugh continues our series on "Christ Through the Ages" discussing how Martin Luther points us to Christ Jesus, and him crucified.

Our Rector Nate Lee speaks on stewardship reminding us that what we see, we value; what we have, we hold; what we hold controls us, but what we give, we gain.

Joanna Thomas continues our series on Christ Through the Ages, listening to the writings and experiences of our sister in the faith Julian of Norwich, the medieval mystic and author of The Revelation of Divine Love.

The Rev. Dr. Jono Linebaugh speaks to us on how St. Athanasius encourages us to focus our eyes on Jesus as fully God, making known to us the love of God and giving us confidence that nothing, not even death, can separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus.

Chelsea Horvath shares her testimony of seeing Jesus as the perfecter of our faith and learning to stand in faith and confidence even when fear grips our heart.

James K. A. Smith spoke on lessons from St. Augustine as he launched his new book On the Road with St. Augustine. His talk was followed by a time of Q & A.

James K. A. Smith speaks to us about the lessons we can learn from St. Augustine. Christianity is not a “solution,” and conversion not an “arrival,” but only the beginning to a journey. On this journey, the road is often hard. There are burdens, and our faith at times only intensifies the struggle. At the same time, we find that this burden can make things light, a yoke that liberates as we give ourselves away to the One who gave himself for us.