From the Pulpit

What do we make of the economy? (Luke 12: 13ff; Hosea 11: 1-11)

There’s a lot of talk about the economy these days. And rightfully so. I –as I imagine most of you--can attest to the pinch felt at the...

Ordinary Time for Ordering our Lives

We now find ourselves in the liturgical season of the church deemed “ordinary time.” This word, ordinary, might signal to you: regular...

This Easter Season, be invited...

Where do you find yourselves this Easter Season? Behind locked doors, afraid and confused? Out seeking with Mary Magdalene in the garden?...

Easter, Ramadan, and Passover Greetings

A blessed Great Lent, Passover, Ramadan and Easter to each and all celebrating! (as published in the Easton Courier (4/15/2022)) As...

Helpful links from our Senior Warden

From the Senior Warden Dear Beloved Community, The Episcopal Diocese of Connecticut (ECCT) has many opportunities for gathering and...

Advent: Comfort in Familiarity

As we journey together in this season of Advent—a season of preparation—I ﬁnd comfort in its familiarity. The unpacking of the Advent...

God's Love is Non-Partisan

In his letter to his parish, so to speak, in Rome, Paul appeals to its members to "not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by...

"Ordinary" is No Less Sacred

We have entered what the church calls “ordinary time” — ordinary, yet no less sacred. Approaching Memorial Day, or “Decoration Day” as it...

Easter: Not a Day But a Season

In his Easter Message, the Most Rt. Rev. Bishop Curry shared that when he goes to heaven, he would like to talk ﬁrst with Mary Magdalene,...