A sermon delivered for Good Shepherd Sunday on the work of the Church.  Scripture focus is from Acts 2:42-47.

Sermon for the Third Sunday of Eastertide by Rev Allan Theobald.  The main passage comes from Luke 24, and the story of the disciple's journey to Emmaus.

A Sermon for Anti-Pascha the second Sunday of Easter.  Reading from John 20:19-31 and teaching by Rev. Allan, followed by a time of meditation and reflection.

Rev. Allan delivers the Easter message for 2020.  The main passage comes from from the Gospel reading, John 20:1-18.

Listen to the Passion Reading from John's Gospel and the sermon for Good Friday given by Rev. Allan Theobald.

A sermon delivered for Palm/Passion Sunday by Rector, Allan Theobald.  The passages for worship are Psalm 118, Matthew 21:1-11, Isaiah 50:4-9, Psalm 31:9-16, Philippians 2:5-11, and the Passion narrative found in Matthew 26:14-27:66.  Blessed Holy Week to you all.

Pastor Ian Graham and I discuss what it means to engage the Prayer Book of Jesus.  How do we approach them? Pray them? And how they function to open us to God's redemptive story.  Ian Graham is the Lead Pastor of Ecclesia, a new ECC church plant in Princeton New Jersey.  You can check them out below:

www.ecclesianj.com

A sermon for the fifth Sunday of Lent delivered by our Rector and Pastor Allan Theobald.  The texts for this Sunday are: Ezekiel 37 (Valley of Dry Bones), Psalm 130, Romans 8:11-16, and Joh 11:1-45 (The Raising of Lazarus).

Join me as I discuss the current COVID-19 Pandemic with Shanghai-based physician Dr. Warren Ho.  We'll talk about the R-nought rate of the disease, why it's not simply another influenza and the reasons for it's spread in unexpected places.  Moreover, we discuss having faith during this crisis, quarantine health, supporting those on the front lines, and the merits of virtual church.

Dr. Warren HO (M.D.) is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, did his residency at Yale-New Haven Hospital before being the Assistant Professor of Medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center in NY.  In 2002 he moved to Shanghai China where he currently practices Internal Medicine at Parkway Health.

In this Theology on Tap session, Dr. John Moxen joins us for a conversation regarding Incarnational Living and a Theology of Service.  John is the National Programs Manager at FOCUS North America, a movement of Orthodox Christians, united in faith and joined by a desire to provide action-oriented and sustainable solutions to poverty in communities across America.  

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