In the Fields

A Lenten sermon from Caitlyn about the wrist tattoo she got on a whim, and the bread and circuses given inside the city gates. A sermon for those who wish to see Jesus.

A Lenten sermon from Caitlyn on how hard it is to buy a good tomato, sin we didn’t ask to be a part of, and the grace that we do ask for.

A Lenten sermon from Mitch on John 3:16, the horrors of being different in high school, the belonging of true love, and walking as children of the light in that Love of Christ.

Mitch and Caitlyn sit down with Eva Greenberg, educator and athletic director at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School in Columbia, SC for a conversation about youth sports, athletics, and the gifts and challenges modern sports culture presents to children and families. What does it mean to engage with competitive athletics in a way that is uplifting and spiritually healthy?

Caitlyn preaches on Matthew 10:24-39, when Jesus says, “I come not to bring peace but a sword.” Come for the rock climbing, stay for the CS Lewis story. Preached on Sunday June 25. Find the readings at: http://www.lectionarypage.net/YearA_RCL/Pentecost/AProp7_RCL.html

Mitch and Caitlyn talk about the articles and news they’ve read following the Southern Baptist Convention’s vote on women pastors’ validity, the expulsion of their churches, and the doxxing of those pastors. Part rant, part lament, but always straight from the heart. You can read about it on most news outlets, but we recommend: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/14/us/southern-baptist-women-pastors-o...

This week Mitch and Caitlyn read the article This Kind of Walk Is Much More Than a Workout: Incorporating awe into your daily stroll can bring mental and physical benefits. You can read it at: www.nytimes.com/2023/06/02/well/move/walking-workout-awe-mental-health

Mitch and Caitlyn finally spend 30 minutes in the same room and share their plans for the podcast this summer! From Lent to Pentecost was a long haul for us, but we’re glad to be back in the saddle again for weekly-ish episodes!

Mitch and Caitlyn welcome on the Rev. Erin Jean Warde! She’s an author, sobriety coach, spiritual director, and Episcopal priest. We discuss what it means to discern your own relationship with alcohol and how to welcome in abundant life. This podcast episode is for everyone, whether you are sober curious or you love your nightcap. ——— Come visit us on campus or join us for worship on Sundays! And...

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Mitch and Caitlyn talk about Joseph, adoptive father of Jesus, and what makes a family holy. With special guest - Mitch's mom.

Mitch and Caitlyn sit down to casually chat about surviving Advent, and maybe even getting something good out of it. Listen for when Caitlyn makes Mitch uncomfortable.

A full (mostly correct) transcript of today’s podcast can be found at: https://share.descript.com/view/IZ888J2EvzQ

Mitch and Caitlyn talk about how to be with someone who is dying, whether a short or long process. Part I in a two part series. Look next week for Part II: How to be with someone who is grieving.

Caitlyn and Mitch sit down with army chaplain instructor Jeremy Mount to discuss Saint Francis’ history as a solider and how the saint can speak to those who have come back from war today.

Join our private St. Martin’s Sober October group on Facebook to chat with Mitch, Caitlyn, and others through the month. https://www.facebook.com/groups/sober.smifsc

We won best church in Columbia! And here's how you can too. Mitch and Caitlyn talk about what makes a church good, and what makes us great (spoiler: the answer to both is Jesus).

It’s been a minute! Mitch and Caitlyn sit down to catch up on the summer and look ahead at what’s coming down the pike at St. Martin’s. Not a St. Martin’s member? Don’t worry, we’ll return to regular programming soon.

Mitch and Caitlyn sit down and talk about all things Lent. What they're giving up, what the point of it is, and that one Valentine's Day that Caitlyn REALLY messed up.

Mitch and Caitlyn sit down with Presiding Bishop Michael Curry (!!!) to wonder about what it means to be church in these times we find ourselves in, and how to juggle the bishop's stick.

Caitlyn sits down with Ed Watson, a doctoral candidate in Theology at Yale, to wonder about the limits of human expression and those weird Anglicans eating crumbs off the floor.

Caitlyn and The Fathers Smith, Mitch and his dad Daniel, chat together about what’s changed in the church in the last 40 years and through COVIDtide. — Come visit us on campus or join us for worship on Sundays! smifsc.com facebook.com/smifsc instagram.com/smifsc youtube.com/c/StMartinsinthefieldsEpiscopalChurch

We’re finally heading back to Kanuga as a parish after a pandemic-induced hiatus! Mitch sits down with the Committee Chair, Neil Rashley, to talk about why it’s so special to our parish.

Caitlyn and Mitch banter about Advent as they present a sermon from Mitch about being the saints we admired. With most churches at 2/3 the strength they once were, Mitch charges us to evangelize like we’re on “mission status” again.

Caitlyn chats with Dean Andrew McGowan about Saint Martin of Tours, patron saint of veterans. They cover cloaks, climate change, and snitching geese. ——— Come visit us on campus or join us for worship on Sundays! smifsc.com facebook.com/smifsc instagram.com/smifsc youtube.com/c/StMartinsinthefieldsEpiscopalChurch