Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City

The Rev. Deon Johnson, bishop-elect of Missouri, joins us to talk about faith, life, and vocation in the challenging times of COVID-19

The Rev. Laurie Anzilotti leads a class on two women writers, and asks, "are they mystics?"

As Christians, we carry our dead with us. As Christians we believe the strangest, most unlikely truth. We believe them bones, them bones are gonna dance around. We believe Lazarus will rise.

The Rev. Marc Smith leads a discussion about Henri Nouwen and Vida Dutton Scudder

The Rev. Laurie Anzilotti preaches on the man born blind, and connecting to God through unknowing in difficult times.

The Rector leads a discussion about two of the earliest women to be ordained to the priesthood in the Episcopal Church.

The Rector leads a discussion about the founder of Latin American Liberation theology, Gustavo Gutierrez and its most famous practitioner, martyred archbishop and saint, Oscar Romero.

The rector preaches at our first "Coronacast" live: in these strange times, we need to remember to pause. We need to remember that the God behind us is bigger than the problem in front of us (thanks to Bishop Barbara Harris).

The Rev. Laurie Anzilotti preaches about doubt, faith, and looking for God.

Teka Childress, longtime advocate for the homeless, and co-founder of the winter shelter network is with us to talk about recent developments in homeless services in our region.