The promise of the feast--the idea of a marriage where joy is poured out, uncorked and rich--is that it leads us to believe that justice is a way of life and a flowing river--a driving force to share all that we have. Sermon begins at 9:40.

Its our hope that this community and others, can continue to rise up and bear the fruit of embracing a loving and liberating Jesus--a Jesus of love, and peace, for all. Sermon begins at 8:19

The beauty of the life of St. Francis, is that he reminds us that the burden of the yolk is light when we carry it in community. Sermon begins at 7:57.

This week I received a letter from a prisoner and I have learned a great deal from it, namely, how even in times of uncertainty, social isolation, and grief there is the invitation to keep learning how to serve with compassion. 

Forgiveness is a journey and not a final destination. Sermon begins at 8:46.

When we stray. When those we love stray. Bringing ourselves back to the way of Love. 

In the Midst of your crisis, who do you say that Love is in your life?In the midst of your brokenness, who do you say Jesus is?
Don’t overthink it. Who do you say that he is?

Gospel and sermon begin at 9:14. 

When the Pain of the Other Goes Unseen. Sermon begins at 11:19.

In lieu of a sermon, but after our liturgy, Tom Angland's play, Halfway, is shared with the congregation. Parents with small children, listen to Tom's announcement before playing it in the presence of small children.