What can sustain us and give us hope for the future when we feel as though the shutdown will never end? The Rev'd Jim Quigley preaches.

Our body politic is in disarray. Our time of social isolation appears to be dragging on. What will life be like when it ends? The Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare looks for clues in John 14.

“How can I help?” is a fundamental sign that we are communal beings, says the Rev'd Yoimel Gonzales

Where is God in this situation? We don’t want to be victims, says the Rev'd Emily Griffin, and yet we are facing dangers that are beyond our control. Are we really facing them alone?

In the midst of our privilege, is it OK to be OK when the world is not?

Is uncertainty making us sick? How can we live with it? Our reading from John 20 begins with the disciples in a house with all the doors locked because they are afraid. How will they and we claim the promise expressed in Psalm 16 “In your presence...

On this Easter when we are separated due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare says the world needs people of real faith.

As Jesus made his way to Jerusalem, the Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare suggests, another procession was also underway. And these two processions set up the conflict to come.

The Rev'd Geoffrey Hoare suggests that we pause in this time of virus to recognize what we have lost

The Rev'd Jim Quigley sees this time of social distancing as "our collective Lent."