The Third Sunday after the Epiphany. 
What does it take to create a culture of God? We have many options available to us but not all mean following the way of Jesus. Which actions are a force for good and which are a force for destruction?

The Second Sunday after the Epiphany. 
In the wake of the capitol riot on January 6, there have been calls for reconciliation, healing, and unification. Real reconciliation, however, is more than a commitment to remain in relationship. It also requires us to listen and speak honestly with one another in a shared pursuit of all that is good, beautiful, and true.

The First Sunday after the Epiphany.  
Recent events have seen the walls of our democracy and government buildings torn apart. Many of our own citizens feel torn apart. The key to coming together may lie in Jesus, who didn't follow the left or right but followed the way of love.

The Second Sunday after Christmas. 

The First Sunday after Christmas.

The Fourth Sunday of Advent. 
Guest Preacher: The Reverend Dr. Maggi Dawn

The Third Sunday of Advent. 
This year, the words of Johnny Mathis ring especially true: "We need a little Christmas". The theme for the third Sunday of Advent, "Joy", gives us a much needed respite in a year that has seen a great deal of struggle.

The Second Sunday of Advent. 
A story of how one word can help during our greatest times of trial. 

The First Sunday of Advent. 
Many people live by the mantra, "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger". But the story of Jesus, the light of the world, being born at night, speaks to how he intervenes when things seem darkest.
Solist: Mary Petro Noonan, Soprano
Organist: Edward J. Tipton

The Last Sunday after Pentecost: Christ the King 
Jesus altered not only the course of human history but the course of our hearts. Our lives of service not only reveal what we do for others but what we do for God.