The Twenty-Fourth Sunday after Pentecost. 
Are you feeling overwhelmed with anxiety? Father Justin Crisp explores a parable about fear and how anxiety can keep us from living lives of joy and gladness. 

The Twenty-Third Sunday after Pentecost. 
Are you in the need for some spiritual strength? Sometimes the parables of Jesus can feel like a punch that wakes us from our fatigue. 

Listen, Learn, and Love: How to Disagree Well in a Polarized World (Session 4 of 4). 
In each of 4 sessions, Dr. Jewelle Bickel will teach you how to disagree better—not to win all your arguments, but to seek the truth in your disagreements, which will require you to think virtuously. 

All Saints' Day. 
The Autumn Triduum, Allhallowtide, doesn't sound very cheerful. We're invited to linger in an uncomfortable place where we pray for the dead and reflect on the impermanence of life. However, embracing it may surprise you.

Listen, Learn, and Love: How to Disagree Well in a Polarized World (Session 3 of 4). 
In each of 4 sessions, Dr. Jewelle Bickel will teach you how to disagree better—not to win all your arguments, but to seek the truth in your disagreements, which will require you to think virtuously. 

The Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost. 
Do you have a "promised land" that you believe your journey is bringing you toward? What is the ultimate promised land of our souls?

Listen, Learn, and Love: How to Disagree Well in a Polarized World (Session 2 of 4). 
In each of 4 sessions, Dr. Jewelle Bickel will teach you how to disagree better—not to win all your arguments, but to seek the truth in your disagreements, which will require you to think virtuously. 

The Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost. 
What do our financial lives say about us? How much does our use of money bear the image of Christ?

Listen, Learn, and Love: How to Disagree Well in a Polarized World (Session 1 of 4). 
In each of 4 sessions, Dr. Jewelle Bickel will teach you how to disagree better—not to win all your arguments, but to seek the truth in your disagreements, which will require you to think virtuously. 

The Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost. 
It's been a tough year for weddings and other social gatherings. Through Jesus' parable about a wedding banquet, Rev. Elizabeth Garnsey helps us understand the need to pause and notice how God is working in and around us.