Remembering is a way to materialize things for our hearts and our minds. Remembering can increase our faith, our hope, and our believing. Sermon begins at 11:22.

Weeping doesnt get the last word. We can say with joy, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia. Sermon begins at 15:50.

Palm Sunday with the reading of the Passion Gospel, and music from our wonderful musicians.

This week we hear from friend of St. A's, The Rev. Quentin Cox. Sermon begins at 11:37.

A Bilingual Service of Justice and Liberation Celebrating the lives of Cesar Chavez and Msr. Oscar Romero. Sermon begins at 17:42. 

The Fig Tree Gets a Second Chance. Sermon begins at 13:34.

Unpacking in Lent the art of weeping. Weeping is a lament full of compassion. It is a sign of love in all of us who were planted with a longing for life. Sermon begins at 9:17.

Ash Wednesday calls us to turn our gaze to the earth, to remember we are stardust, golden, blessed. Ash Wednesday also nudges us to downward mobility, to humility, to prayerfully change. Sermon begins at 13:19.

Moses and Elijah haven't shown up fo rme as they did for Jesus; however, two of my beloved Ukranian friends--Vitali & Zoya--have been on my heart and by my side, encouraging me to pray, "Archangel Michael: Slava. Glory. Deliver Ukraine from evil and guide them (and all of us) into grace and peace." Sermon begins at 12:32. 

Confirmation Sunday and visit with the Bishop of Tennessee, the Rt. Rev. John Bauerschmidt.