"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.

"Will the Kids Be Alright?" is the question Mtr. Jean addressed in her sermon for the fourth week of our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" In her reflection, she shared two personal stories about the challenges faced by people who have been faced with adversity within family struggles and how love and God helped carry the struggle through those moments.

For the second session of learning about the conflict in the Holy Lands, the Very Rev. Dr. Don Compier presented on the issue of Christian ethics, specifically through the lens of The Episcopal Church, and how we can use this as a guide for thoughtful responses to war and geopolitical conflicts. 

"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.

For the third message in our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" Fr. John expands on "Am I On My Own?" Asking the tough question about loss and grief when a loved one dies. While sharing a personal story for All Saints' Sunday about the loss of his grandparents, Fr. John reminds us about reunification in eternal life in heaven.

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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.

During the first session of learning about the conflict in the Holy Lands, we had Dr. Vin Clark as our speaker. He presented the intricate and contentious history between the Israelis and Palestinians. Dr. Clark is a retired professor of history and department chair at Johnson County Community College. The session focused on the roots and complexities of this enduring struggle. In the next session, we will discuss the role of Christian ethics during times of geopolitical conflict.

"For All The Saints..." is a podcast devotional that sheds light on the holy women and men of our yearly church calendar. Listen to new episodes each Wednesday on our St. Andrew's Episcopal Church channel.

For the second message in our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" Mtr. Rita expands on "Where's My Community" while examining the Gospel of Matthew 22:34-46. Where Jesus gives us his two greatest commandments, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and soul, and with all your mind. And, you shall love your neighbor as yourself."

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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.

In the liturgical calendar, All Saints and All Souls Days are two significant observances celebrated in various Christian denominations, particularly in the Roman Catholic Church and Anglican Communion. These feasts are focused on honoring and remembering the deceased, but they hold distinct theological significance. "I'm Dead! Now What?" is a conversation led by Fr. John that delves deep into why we observe these two feasts and the practical implications of their celebration. Through this discussion, you will gain a better understanding of the importance of these feasts in the Christian faith.

For the first message in our sermon series, "Is It Well With My Soul?" Fr. John shows how your worth comes from God and God alone, so give God what God treasures – yourself. Let your heart and your life be formed by the sovereign of the universe who loves you unconditionally.

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At St. Andrew's, we seek God's healing love and share that love with all by growing in relationship with God, each other, and our neighbors.