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An Episcopal Constellation in the Shires of Vermont
By An Episcopal Constellation in the Shires of VermontReligion & Spirituality
An Episcopal Constellation in the Shires of Vermont episodes
- ECSV: (Ep. 35 Arlington) The Serpent & The Cross - Gizelle Guyette
On this fourth Sunday in Lent, Gizelle Guyette reflects on the experience of wilderness and the proverbial serpent, and finding God at the center of your focus.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the gospel according to John, chapter 3, verses 14 to 21.
9 min - ECSV: (Ep. 34 Bennington) A Place in Heaven - Eileen Rice
On this third Sunday in Lent, Eileen Rice reflects on the ominous and wondrous questions of heaven.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came the gospel according to John, chapter 2, verses 13 to 22.
10 min - ECSV: (Ep. 34 Arlington) What will it take? - Fr. Jeremy
On this third Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the various styles that God reaches out to try and guide us.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from Exodus, chapter 20, verses 1 to 17 and the gospel according to John, chapter 2, verses 13 to 22.
13 min - ECSV: (Ep. 33 Bennington) What really matters? - Fr. Jeremy
On this second Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the bold claim by the apostle Paul that all you need is faith!
The scriptural inspiration for this message came Paul's epistle to the Romans, chapter 4, verses 13 to 25.
13 min - ECSV: (Ep. 33 Arlington) Lent is the season leading us to the cross and empty tomb - Colleen Gates
On this second Sunday in Lent, Colleen Gates reflects on the season of Lent and where it may lead us.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the gospel of Mark, chapter 8, verses 22 through 38.
8 min - ECSV: (Ep. 32 Arlington) Will You Love Yourself? - Fr. Jeremy
On this first Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the often forgotten third part of the two great commandments by Jesus: to love ourselves.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the 1st letter from Peter, chapter 3, verses 18 to 22 with mentions from both Genesis chapter 9 and the gospel of Mark, chapter 1.
10 min - ECSV: (Ep. 32 Bennington) Dangerous Unselfishness - Gail Broussard
On this first Sunday in Lent, Gail Broussard reflects on the difficult task of "dangerous unselfishness;" love as the action.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 1, verses 9 to 15.
11 min - ECSV: (Ep. 31 Bennington) Characters Come Alive - Fr. Jeremy
On this last Sunday after the Epiphany, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the humanity of biblical characters.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the 2nd Book of Kings, chapter 2, verses 1 to 12.
12 min - ECSV: (Ep. 31 Arlington) Doubt, Proof, Confusion, Faith & Light - Bobby Dewitt
On this last Sunday after the Epiphany—Bobby Dewitt shares with a theme that weaves all throughout; doubt, proof, confusion, faith and light.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the Gospel according to Mark, chapter 2, verses 2 to 9.
9 min - ECSV: (Ep. 30 Bennington) Show Me! - Gizelle Guyette (read by Colleen Gates)
On this fifth Sunday after the Epiphany—read by Colleen Gates—Gizelle Guyette shares with us a calling on all of us: to show love.
The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the Gospel according to Mark, chapter 1, verses 29 to 39.
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About An Episcopal Constellation in the Shires of Vermont
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Did you miss the homily on Sunday, or were wondering what was said? Whether you are spiritual-but-not-religious, tied to a specific faith community, or religiously tied to secular life, we believe…
that Jesus Christ provides spiritual, ethical, and psychological altruisms worth learning. Our messages of hope and faith are brought to you by the Episcopal Church parishes of Saint Peter's and Saint James in southwestern Vermont. To find out more about our parishes or our church visit: stpetersvt.org, stjamesarlingtonvt.org, or episcopalchurch.org.