A sermon on Mark 9:2-9, the story of the transfiguration, by Rev. Dr. Elaine Neuenfeldt.

Jesus meant to leave communities of healing behind him—in Capernaum and in every place he visited—communities that would carry on his work.

Several members of the congregation speaking our common prayer in their own languages, paired with the choir singing "Abana ladhi fi ssama," a musical setting of the Lord's Prayer from Palestine.

There are any number of things that can possess us, and Jesus comes in opposition to them all, in opposition to anything less than life lived in gracious openness to God and service to our neighbors.

"The time is fulfilled," Jesus said. It’s another way of saying: this is the moment. This is the moment to take a stand. This is the moment choose something better than the death-dealing ways you see around you.

When the word we need to hear threatens the comfortable story we are accustomed to, do we close our ears and turn the other way? Or do we listen?

A sermon on the occasion of Terry MacArthur's retirement as minister of music for the English-Speaking Congregation.

A sermon on Matthew 2:1-12, preached on Epiphany Sunday by Rev. Judy Davis.

A sermon by Rev. Dr. Sivin Kit on Luke 2:22-40, preached on the First Sunday of Christmas.

If we have seen this light—and the gospel assures us that we have—then we have a role to play, pointing to that light for others, no matter how dark the winter may be.