St. Patrick's Episcopal Church

Like Mary, who anointed Jesus with the oil she had, we are called to share our gifts and give with an abundance of the heart. The Rev. Amanda Musterman preaches the Community Holy Week Services, at First Presbyterian, Somerset, Kentucky. 4/10. Monday of Holy Week. John 12:1-11.

Sharing a story from Peter Rollins “Orthodox Heretic”, the Rev. Monty Moore reminds us that as people of faith we are to live with unhardened hearts as we take care of those around us. Psalm 95 and John 4:5-92. The Rev. Monty Moore on Lent III, year A. 3/19/2017.

Faith is the belief in that which is unseen. Throughout humanity, there have been many impossibilities. Like the blind man who was healed, our mission is to share those impossibilities. 1 Samuel 16:1-13 and John 9:1-41

As Christians, we discern God’s call for our lives. Sometimes light hits us in the face. Like Paul, or Abraham, we make life-changing decisions on a whim of Holy Spirit. Other times, the spirit brings things into focus in a slow, deliberate darkness like Nicodemus. The Rev. Amanda Musterman on 3/5/2017. Genesis 12:1-4 and John […]

Lent is a penitential time to look at our own sins and become closer to God. How do we say no to the warnings of sin in our lives and get back to the peace of the garden? A sermon on the bleakness of the train. Genesis 2:15-17; 3:1-7 and Matthew 4:1-11. Amanda Musterman on […]

You can’t contain the light. As we celebrate the transfiguration of Jesus, we remember that Jesus is light and light cannot be contained. Exodus 24:12-18 and Matthew 17:1-9. The Rev. Amanda Musterman on the Last Sunday after Epiphany Year A.

A reflection on the Sermon on the Mount and Saint Valentines that calls us to live with wholeness and holiness. Leviticus 19:1-2,9-18. Matthew 5:38-48, Psalm 119:33-40. The Rev. Amanda Musterman on 7th Epiphany year A.

God is always found on the side of life. How do we live our lives so that we honor God and find life? Amanda Musterman on 2/12/2017. 6th Epiphany Year A. Deuteronomy 30:15-20, Matthew 5:21-37, Psalm 119:1-8.

Whenever a fence is drawn, Jesus is always going to be on the side of need. A sermon about who the Beatitudes are for the poor, the suffering, the refugee. 1 Corinthians 1:18-31, Matthew 5:1-12. Amanda Musterman at Saint Patrick Somerset, 4th Epiphany Year A. 1/29/2017.

A reflection on Christian Unity, our baptismal waters, and the water of humanity which unites us all. Isaiah 9:1-4, 1 Corinthians 1:10-18, Matthew 4:12-23. 3rd Epiphany Year A, 1/22/2017