The Day that Wasn’t
Today we see the result of ultimate love and the gift of forgiveness. Ultimate love and forgiveness for all of us, for God so loved the world that he gave his o...
Author: Fr. Peter
Palm Sunday ~ This is the Day
Rather than walk into Jerusalem, Jesus is going to ride. But this is no mere ride; this is the ride that will put things in motion, for this will be the “ride h...
Sermon: In the Presence
Jesus has not come to save us from sin but to save us from blindness.
Sermon: Go From Your Country
The call to discipleship is a call to change. Once we decide to follow Jesus, we must do just that; follow and following requires action.
Blessed Are
It is important to note that at the very outset of Jesus' ministry, he stands tradition on its ear. God's kingdom, God's love will not be directed to the upper ...
Sermon: The Water’s Fine
Through the grace of baptism, we are entering a covenant relationship with God, and God is entering a convent relationship with us.
The Lone Walk
At 5:30 this evening, Governor Charles Baker will take the Lone Walk, symbolically ending his eight years as Governor.
Sermon: The Story Continues
Jesus' story redeems humanity's story, providing hope amid loss and, ultimately, liberation. The story of the incarnation, God becoming human, is a story of pow...
Christmas Message 2022
The story of Christmas is love, love for all without exception.
The Cold Moon: Time for Reflection, Endings, and Celebrations
This time of the year is also ideal for repairing relationships. Reach out to those we have become estranged from and offer or ask for forgiveness.