An Episcopal Constellation in the Shires of Vermont

On this 3rd Sunday after Pentecost, Bobby DeWitt asks us to think about our fantasies of kingship versus the realities...and then ponders who is the one true king? The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the 1st Book of Samuel, chapter 8, verses 4 through 20.

On this 2nd Sunday after Pentecost, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss asks us to wonder about hearing God. Do we recognize when God speaks? The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the 1st book of Samuel, chapter 3, verses 1 through 10.

On this Pentecost Sunday, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss peels open Jesus' last day of freedom, the day of the Last Supper, to wonder: 'when we are faced with panic and confusion in our every day lives, what might we do?' The scriptural inspiration for this episode's message comes from the gospel according to John (15:26-27, 16:4b-15).

On this Seventh Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss peels back the layers to a small but powerful prayer from Jesus: "sanctify them in my truth." The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to John, chapter 17, verses 6 through 19.

On this Seventh Sunday after the Easter Vigil, Gizelle Guyette shares with us how each of us can and is an apostle. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 1, verses 15-17 and 21-26.

On this Sixth Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss talks about change and how the Holy Spirit guides us through it. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 10, verses 44 to 48, with mention of all of chapter 10.

On this Sixth Sunday after the Easter Vigil, Bobby DeWitt gazes into the Holy Spirit's desire for us to love one another. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from Acts 10:44-48, 1 John 5:1-6 and John 15:9-17 .

On this Fifth Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss talks about how ridiculous and wonderful the Philip story is. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the  ⁠Acts of the Apostles, chapter 8, verses 26 through 40⁠ .

On this Fifth Sunday after the Easter Vigil, Eileen Rice reflects on the Spiritual Gifts given to all of us. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 8, verses 26 through 40 .

On this Fourth Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on Peter's exclamation that in Jesus' name, power was given. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the  ⁠⁠Acts of the Apostles, chapter 4, verses 5 through 12.

On this Fourth Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Gail Broussard reflects on Jesus as the Good Shepherd The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to John, chapter 10, verses 11-18 .

On this Third Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on Jesus' deliverance on promises and our ability to run back to Jesus. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the  ⁠Acts of the Apostles, chapter 3, verses 12 to 19.

On this Third Sunday after the Easter Vigil, Colleen Gates reflects on the powerful words Jesus says, "Peace be with you."?  The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to Luke, chapter 24, verses 36b-48.

On this Second Sunday after the Easter Vigil, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects the importance of Christian community?  The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the Acts of the Apostles, chapter 4, verses 32 to 35 with reference to John 20:19-31 .

On this Second Sunday after the Easter Vigil, Vicki Odell reflects the anxiety and confusion in the Upper Room with the disciples after the events of Easter. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according John, chapter 20, verses 19 to 31.

On this Easter Sunday, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects the theme of power: namely, who has power over your life? The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to Mark, chapter 16, verses 1 through 8.

On this fifth Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on our own personal developments. Are we trying to become better people? The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the book of Jeremiah, chapter 31, verses 33 to 34.

On this fifth Sunday in Lent, Bobby DeWitt reflects that there is hope: that we can rise above, always, with belief and faith, from all that can bring us down as a collective people and we can still rise. The scriptural inspiration for this message comes from the gospel according to John, chapter 12, verses 20 to 33.

On this fourth Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on how we cope with feelings of frustration and hardship, especially when we're hoping for God to help us.  The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the Book of Numbers, chapter 21, verses 4 to 9 and the gospel according to John, chapter 3, verses 14 to 21.

On this fourth Sunday in Lent, Gizelle Guyette reflects on the experience of wilderness and the proverbial serpent, and finding God at the center of your focus.  The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the gospel according to John, chapter 3, verses 14 to 21.

On this third Sunday in Lent, Eileen Rice reflects on the ominous and wondrous questions of heaven.  The scriptural inspiration for this message came the gospel according to John, chapter 2, verses 13 to 22 .

On this third Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the various styles that God reaches out to try and guide us.  The scriptural inspiration for this message came from Exodus, chapter 20, verses 1 to 17 and the gospel according to John, chapter 2, verses 13 to 22.

On this second Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the bold claim by the apostle Paul that all you need is faith!  The scriptural inspiration for this message came Paul's epistle to the Romans, chapter 4, verses 13 to 25.

On this second Sunday in Lent, Colleen Gates reflects on the season of Lent and where it may lead us.  The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the gospel of Mark, chapter 8, verses 22 through 38.

On this first Sunday in Lent, the Rev'd Jeremy Means-Koss reflects on the often forgotten third part of the two great commandments by Jesus: to love ourselves.  The scriptural inspiration for this message came from the 1st letter from Peter, chapter 3, verses 18 to 22 with mentions from both Genesis chapter 9 and the gospel of Mark, chapter 1.