Epiphany of Eucharist: Bread and Wine In preparation for a workshop on worship that Angela and I will be hosting on Saturday,…

Epiphany: When Pondering Becomes Pilgrimage It has been a month and a half now since I’ve preached, and there are a few…

Epiphany as Confession   This too is Epiphany: the realization that I have, once again, betrayed my deepest, truest self.   There…

Epiphany: Worship as a Journey When we gather on Sunday’s, we go on a journey together. We arrive, having been pointed away…

Epiphany: A  Community of Light Do remember the soccer players trapped in the cave in Thailand? Do you remember the harrowing journey…

Epiphany is a Finger Pointing Towards the Light Each week, at the beginning of our gathering, we light the Christ candle as…

Practicing the Presence What must it have been like for the Creator to become one with Creation?  What must have it been…

Epiphany This Sunday, on January 6, the world celebrates Epiphany.   The word “epiphany” means to manifest, to reveal, to make visible.  …

Yes to Joy Gabriel appeared to Mary and turned her life upside down. She knew God differently. God was now someone who…

Yes to Hope Advent hope is not wishful thinking, but it is deeply expectant. It’s about believing that God is doing something…