A week after Easter, the disciples are still behind locked doors, and Thomas still hasn’t seen the risen Christ. When Jesus finally appears, he doesn’t rebuke Thomas. He shows up, offers his wounds, and then pronounces a blessing on everyone who will believe without seeing. What does it look like to trust God when the proof runs out?

Seminarian Kevin Picklesimer preaches on John 20:19–31 and what he calls “eighth day faith” — the faith God invites us into after he’s given us enough to step out on our own.

Scripture: John 20:19–31

Preacher: Mr. Kevin Picklesimer

Date: April 12, 2026

Second Sunday of Easter

Fr. Clint kicks off a two-week series studying the resurrection appearances in Holy Scripture.

Mthr. Barbara White, Good Friday, April 3, 2026. St. Francis in the Fields Episcopal Church.

Fr. Clint Wilson, Maundy Thursday, April 2, 2026.

Mthr Barbara lectures on John 6:25-59.

Mthr. Barbara lectures on the Atonement of Christ on the Cross.

Who is the man on the cross? A failed revolutionary? A moral teacher? A victim? On Palm Sunday, the crowds cheered for a king — but by Friday they watched him die. Dcn. Nathan Dearen preaches on Matthew’s Passion narrative and the question at the heart of Holy Week: when you look at Jesus on the cross, who do you see? Because the answer to that question changes everything.

Scripture: Matthew 21:1–11; Matthew 27:11–54

Preacher: Dcn. Nathan Dearen

Date: March 29, 2026

Series: Holy Week 2026

Fr. Clint Wilson, March 22, 2026.

Mthr. Barbara lectures on John 4 and 5.

Mthr. Barbara lectures on the Incarnation in our 2026 St. Francis Catechumenate.