Stephanie Peirolo

Text: Proverbs 8:1-4, 22-31, Romans 5:1-5, and John 16:12-15

"If wisdom is the ground of being then it is like gravity.  I am not a physicist, I don’t understand gravity but it still keeps me attached to the ground. What if wisdom is, manifests, in everything.”

The Rev. Meghan Mullarkey

Text: Acts 2:1-21 & John 14:8-17 (25-27)

"Here is what I think, the Holy Spirit is present among us and the Holy Spirit shows up where we are.  The Holy Spirit is meant to be a gift in our lives.  So here is what I want you to know this morning, Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to be among us, because he knew we would need it on this difficult  journey called life."

The Rev. Meghan Mullarkey

Text: John 17:20-26

"I want you to believe and have hope that as we teach our children and show one another this dream that Jesus has placed before us, we will come to find God’s love in ourselves and in one another, we will experience our undeniable connection, and having done these two things we will come to see that the world does know God. "

The Rev. Alissa Newton
text: Revelation 21:10, 22-22:5, John 14:23-29

"In my job as a pastor part of what I get to do is be with people and listen to people in their own times of darkness and sadness. I can't always offer much. I can't say 'this thing isn't going to kill you' or 'this relationship is going to make it.' I can't say 'the planet will be fine.' But what I can say is: God exists. God exists. And, that is a comfort to me."

The Most Rev. Melissa Skelton
text: Revelation 21:10, 22-22:5

"Today we get to see revealed, as the writer of the Book of Revelation says, that the home of God can be among mortals. God's love and faithfulness to us can be glimpsed in the promises of love and faithfulness that two people make to each other, and that we make all the time in our lives.

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Micah Kurtz
text: John 20:19-31

"Certainty must at times give way to doubt, because only in doubt can we ever have faith."

The Rev. Meghan Mullarkey

Text: John 20:1-18

" This is the new world that Jesus has died for.  A world where the ones who were told they have no voice, cannot be trusted,  and who are stripped of their power, find they hold power, are trust worthy, and have something to say that everyone needs to hear. "

Maeve Wyatt
text: Isaiah 52:13-53:12, John 18:1-19:42

"Quite frankly I cant, and don't, believe in a God who wills harm. A God who desires to cause pain."

The Rev. Alissa Newton
text: Luke 21:1-12

"I know that we are supposed to be so happy, today. We are supposed to shout our Alleluias and experience deep and abiding joy.
Please stick with me – I want this too- but today is not primarily about elation. Today is also not primarily about grief.
Today is about healing. "