St. Patrick's Episcopal Church

As we receive and confirm folk into the Episcopal Church, Bishop Mark Van Koevering offers a powerful message on why we need each other as a church family.

April Fools and Easter offer an interesting combination. Having them together reminds us there are only two people in this world, Jesus and ourselves. The Rev. Amanda Musterman on Easter. John 20:1-18

As we pray on Good Friday, we remember that Jesus stands, dies, and is nailed to a cross because of our divisions. John 18:1-19:42 . The Rev. Amanda Musterman at Community Holy Week hosted by New Beginnings Worship Center.

On this night, Maundy Thursday, we remember crazy things done for love. 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 and John 13:1-17, 31b-35. The Rev. Amanda Musterman on Maundy Thursdsay.

On the Feast of Saint Patrick, we reflect on Patrick’s example with reflections from The Rev. Amanda Musterman, Teresa Bentley, and Lynn Roback share powerful stories of both Saint Patrick and the example of Saint Patrick’s Episcopal Church.

What does it mean to be saved? So many times, God means more than we can ask or imagine? How can we tell our stories of salvation? Psalm 107:1-22, John 2:14-21, Book of Common Prayer. The Rev. Amanda Musterman, Lent IVB

In a world of brokenness, we focus on differences. Do you follows Paul? Apollos? Cephas? Amanda? Church of the What’s Happening Now? We follow one Christ. The Rev. Amanda Musterman, Lent IIIB. 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 and Exodus 20:1-17.

In this season of Lent, we focus on giving up. What do we need to let go of to follow something new? Genesis 17, Mark 8:31-38

During yet another shooting in our country, Rev. Amanda Musterman walks us through a stew of chaos and a call to repentance. Genesis 9:8-17, 1 Peter 3:18-22, and Mark 1:9-15. Lent IB.

In order to get ready for our Lenten Journey – we put up and pack up and put on the traveling clothes of sack cloth and ashes. Matthew 6:1-6,16-21 and David Whyte. The Rev. Amanda Musterman on Ash Wednesday.