Relating to money, each other, and God. Sermon begins at 9:30.

A word from our friend and chaplain to the Center for Contemplative Justice, the Rev. Kelsey Davis that celebrates Magdalene, and accepting the invitation to freedom. Sermon begins at 11:08.

Sarah, like Jesus, reveals how generative it is to lighten up, to listen, and to let go into laughter, Sermon begins at 13:12.

A Prism of Love: calling to mind the faces of suffering and being moved to offer care. Sermon begins at 10:02.

The Power of Preaching the Good News. A sermon by the Rev. David Shivers. Sermon begins at 8:32

No matter the season of life, no matter the circumstances at home or abroad or in our own lives, the Dark Madonna (like the Psalms and Jesus himself) invites us into the practice of pausing, listening, and pivoting into joy. Sermon begins at 9:15.

Sermon, by Al Andrews, begins at 11:47.

Trinity Sunday is the day we get to celebrate women in the forms of wisdom and spirit! Women are important parts of the mystery of the Trinity. Sermon begins at 11:18.

Pentecost! The Need for the Holy Spirit. A message from the Rev. Quentin Cox. Sermon begins at 12:50.

Surrounding ourselves with good deeds and shring about them keeps us all mindful of the body moving forward. Sermoin begins at 10:25.