An Episcopal Constellation in the Shires of Vermont

On the 20th Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Jeremy had to address one of the most awkward and difficult subjects in the Christian scriptures: Jesus' teaching on divorce. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 10, verses 2 through 16.

On the Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Jeremy tries to unpack Jesus' call for us to reach into our "saltiness" and make sense of it. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the Gospel according to Mark, chapter 9, and the Book of Esther, chapters 4, 7, and 9.

This message on the on the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost is from from Fr. Jeremy. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the Collect for the Week and from Proverbs, chapter 31.

On the Eighteenth Sunday after Pentecost, we receive a message from Gail Broussard. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 9, verses 30 through 37.

The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from Proverbs chapter 1, Psalm 19, James chapter 3, and Mark chapter 8.

The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 8, verses 27 through 38.

On the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Jeremy asks one of the most uncomfortable questions that scripture asks all of us. The scriptural inspiration for this message come from the epistle of James, chapter 2, and the gospel according to Mark, chapter 7.

On the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Jeremy celebrates an infant baptism and wonders alongside the parish what the epistle of James might have to do with it. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the epistle of James, chapter 1, verses 17 through 27.

On the Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Vicki Odell walks through how the pharisees try to trick Jesus...but as always our hero cannot be decieved. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 7.

On the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Jeremy asks us how often we look at our faith journeys. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from John 6:56-69, Ephesians 6:10-20, and 1 Kings 8.

On the Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Colleen Gates asks us about our faith. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from ⁠the gospel according to John, chapter 6, verses 56 through 69.

On this Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Fr. Jeremy looks at one dynamic given to us a fews ways. A father and his son. A king and his successor. And asks how that has anything to do with the Eucharist. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to John, chapter 6, verses 51 to 58 as well as parts from 1st Kings, chapters 2 and 3.

On this Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Gail Broussard begins with a rhyme we all know..."Here is the church and all its people..." but what does that call us to? The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to John, chapter 6, verses 51 through 58.

On this Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost, Gizelle Guyette peers into the depths of our doubts and wonderings. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to John 6, 2nd Samuel, Psalm 130, and Ephesians 4.

On this Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost, Bobby DeWitt preaches from 2nd Samuel with nods to readings from the Psalms and Ephesians. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the 2nd Book of Samuel, chapter 11, Psalm 51, and Ephesians 4.

For the Feast of St. James, Colleen Gates encourages all of us to be like St. James, and be leaders of and in the church. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to Matthew, chapter 20, verses 20 through 28.

On this eighth Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss asks what we might do when it all does feel too much? The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 6, verses 14 through 29.

On this eighth Sunday after Pentecost, Vicki Odell recounts Herod's foolish choice and our choice of grace. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from both the gospel according to Mark, chapter 6, verses 14 to 29 and the letter to the Ephesians, chapter 1, verses 3 through 14.

On this seventh Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss talks about one of the hardest things...self-confidence. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, chapter 12, verses 2 through 10 .

On this seventh Sunday after Pentecost, Gizelle Guyette preaches from Mark's gospel with nods to readings from Samuel, David, and the Psalms. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 6, verses 1 through 13.

On this fifth Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss peels back Paul's pastoral words to Timothy and asks the question, why can't church just be easy? The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the readings for Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul; Paul's second letter to Timothy, chapter 4, verses 1 through 8.

On this fifth Sunday after Pentecost, Gail Broussard delves into Jesus' call for Peter (and us) to feed his sheep. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the readings for Feast of Sts. Peter and Paul; the gospel according to John, chapter 21, verses 15 through 19.

On this Father's Day, the 4th Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss covers one of the most famous parables in scripture...the mustard seed. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from ⁠the gospel according to Mark, chapter 4, verses 26 through 34.

On this Father's Day, the 4th Sunday after Pentecost, we peer into Mark and the "small sparks" with Eileen Rice. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 4, verses 26 through 34.

On this 3rd Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss brings up a deeply uncomfortable topic: people who are different. The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 3, verses 20 through 35.