Whether through nature or in Scripture or music or in the Eucharist or from the poor or in silence, Sophia Hagia (Holy Wisdom) has been speaking words of wisdom. Sermon begins at 14:25.

When our perfect lives break, we’re faced with a decision. Will we become resigned or embrace the idea not to discard our broken lives or our fault lines but display them. With God's consent our cracks become filled with gold and we find the beauty in our imperfections. Sermon begins at 13:55.

Parishioner Tom Angland shares a homily about the new age of love that we are called to live into and hope for. Sermon begins at 13:55.

Join St. Augustine's for Christmas inspiration and beautiful music.

Precious from Botswana knew the secret that St. Paul discovered in a Roman prison cell, and John Baptist experienced in the desert, and Mother Mary found at the foot of Jesus’ cross. It is a secret that has silently come knocking on the door of my heart during the darkest of nights. The Lord is near … God suffers with/in us! Sermon begins at 11:45.

Listen in for the annual tradition of Lessons & Carols!

Advent is the season for dreaming an longing, and it has the loneliest nights. To see the silent night of advent you have to look in the narrow spaces and you have to be alert to watch the truth-seekers of this world. Stop. Wait. Listen. Love is coming. Sermon begins at 11:15.

The truth walks through life with us and we have many chances to engage it with our hearts. Sermon begins at 14:45.

St. Augustine's celebrates with gratitude for another Thanksgiving and ends another season of stewardship. How does Love abide? Brokenness turned to compassion. Sermon begins at 15:33.

At the top of Jesus' list is a poor, generous widow, worthy of admiration, support, and imitation. Sermon begins at 13:48.