January 28, 2018 [We are called] to see with the eyes of love. This, fundamentally, is a call to moral imagination. Specifically, to the sort of moral imagination that sees ourselves, our neighbors, and yes, even our enemies as creatures made both by and for love. It means seeing one another as bearers of an […]

January 21, 2018 Why must we suffer this expensive silence, aren’t we meant to crest in a fury more distinguished? DAVID BERMAN Jonah 3:1-5, 10        1 Corinthians 7:29-31        Mark1:14-20 The Reverend Jamison Galt

January 14, 2018 There is more than a formal difference between the soul that is merely unaware of its sins and the soul that is obstinately unrepentant; and the same is true of society as a whole. Once a person or a people comes to recognize an evil for what it is, even if that evil […]

January 7, 2018 “Let your religion be less of a theory and more of a love affair.” VICTOR HUGO Genesis 1:1–5 The Reverend Jamison Galt

December 31, 2017 Do not let your happiness depend on something you may lose. C.S. LEWIS Luke 2:22-40 Mr. David Williams

December 17, 2017 “Christmas is not a dream, a moment of escapism. Christmas is the reality, which shows up the rest of ‘reality’. And for Christmas, here, read Christianity. Either Jesus is the Lord of the world, and all reality makes sense in his light, or he is dangerously irrelevant to the problems and possibilities […]

December 10, 2017 Advent is a time of hope. Hope for something that is promised by God and anticipated, but not yet fully realized and present. During the rst Advent, as Mary became aware of the growing life within her, hope grew literally and guratively. God grew, unseen, yet present. Mary’s swelling pregnancy suggested that […]

December 3,2017 The liturgy of Advent helps us to understand fully the value and meaning of the mystery of Christmas. It is not just about commemorating the historical event, which occurred some 2000 years ago in a little village of Judea. Instead, it is necessary to understand that the whole of our life must be […]

November 26, 2017 “The earliest Christians understood the importance of hospitality. They knew that their welcome had come at a great cost, and that to be members of God’s household, brothers and sisters of Jesus, they would need to practice the same kind of costly welcome. And so they welcomed one another into their homes […]

November 12, 2017 A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness. ALBERT EINSTEIN Luke 8:19-25 SERIES: Rhythms of Grace: Cultivating Life in Christ The Reverend Jamison Galt