Eucharist Church

Pastor Kevin concludes our fall reflections on the Trinity with a sermon on the Holy Spirit. However, before we can talk about what the "Holy" Spirit is, we need to talk about "spirit" more broadly.

Preached in the Eucharist Sanctuary on October 4, 2026.

When speaking of Jesus Christ, you can begin in one of two places...

From our second week meditating on the Trinity.

Preached in the Eucharist Sanctuary, September 27 2026.

Pastor Kevin kicks off a three week meditation on the Trinity, a concept at the heart of the Christian faith and a topic that puts us dangerously close to heresy on all sides.

But push onward, Christian soldier, despite all dangers, and you'll find that even the simplest meditation on Trinitarian orthodoxy is a gift to the heart and the mind. The mystery may never be solved, but it can be explored, and there's much to discover.

Week one: God the Father.

Preached in the Eucharist Sanctuary, September 20, 2026.

After a refreshing summer break: Sermons are back.

This week, Pastor Kevin and Pastor Dave (who is covering for Pastor Nina while she's on maternity leave) each share their top five reasons why it's so good and important to worship together every Sunday.

We're so glad to have you listening along. Grace and peace.

Jesus reveals the invisible patterns connecting everything and everyone. Pastor Kevin does his best to translate these into simple drawings and offers reflections on what it means to give and receive.

Pastor Nina preaches her last sermon before parental leave, tying together long running themes about lament, prayer, and deconstruction. A must listen.

Reflections on work and being human from Pastor Kevin.

Preached in the Eucharist Sanctuary, June 14 2026.

After a five month sabbatical Pastor Kevin is back in the pulpit and sharing reflections on faithfulness, time-travel, and the way God saves us.

Preached in the Eucharist Sanctuary, June 7 2026.

Happy Pentecost. Pastor Nina reflects on the coming the Holy Spirit and the quiet nature of the holy Spirit.

Eucharist supported missionary Alison Witt has been working at the intersection of migration and the gospel for decades. She brings her wisdom to the pulpit as Eastertide comes to a close.