Fr Naylor

In this sermon Fr Naylor helps us understand what happens to those who die in the Lord and what we are doing when we pray for them, and how all of this works together to help make us holy and ready to meet God on the Day of His coming in Glory.

The Rev'd Canon Robert McTeer SSC, Vicar of West Auckland delivered this year's All Saints' Day Sermon. He challenges us to take a closer look at the saints in all their vast diversity and strangeness and to recognise that we too have been given unique gifts by which we will help build up the Kingdom of God today.

The Bishop of Beverley visited us on Sunday to administer the Sacraments of Initiation to several candidates. Listen again to his sermon on how Christ gives us strength by his death and resurrection.

In this homily Fr Naylor explores how our giving is motivated by the goodness of our generous God, overflowing into our generous lives.

Fr Price exhorts us to consider how generous God's invitation to us has been, and how we can generously invite others to find a new life in Christ.

St Paul tells the Philippians (and us) that there is 'no need to worry'. But his teaching isn't just sentimental. He gives us tools to help keep us from anxiety and to find peace in the providence and goodness of God.

Sermon delivered by the Rev'd Canon Andrew Sage at this Evensong and Benediction for St Michael and All Angels in collaboration with the Sheffield branch of the Prayer Book Society.

This week we hear again the challenging parable of the two sons in the vineyard. Which one are we?

In this Sunday's Gospel we hear the parable of the vineyard owner who pays each worker the same, with no regard to when they started working. How do we respond to a God who is so generous?