St. Mary's Sunday Sermons

Rev. Dawn preaches on Lenten theme of being shown the way, again and again.

Rev. Catherine Amy preaches on the transfiguration, and what it means in our current lives as we enter an unusual Lent.

Rev. Dawn reflects on the inclusive word of God, and the welcoming activities of the St. Mary's community.

On the day of St. Mary's first Annual Meeting on Zoom, Rev. Michael reflects on the previous year.

Rev. Dawn preaches on an enlightening aspect of the Epiphany liturgy.

We are called to be truth-tellers. Drawing from story of Samuel’s calling (1 Samuel 3:1-10), and Nathanael being seen under the fig tree by Jesus (John 1:43-51), Rev. Catherine Amy invites us into the deep listening in which we discover that what is happening in the world is happening also within us.

Rev. Michael offers a message of hope after the events of January 6.

Rev. Dawn explores the story of Joseph and Herod, and why we explore these stories to begin with.

Well, what happened then? Well, on Christmas they say, everyone's big hearts grew three sizes that day.

Rev. Dawn offers a sermon for those who are ending this year feeling isolated and wrung out, with a reminder that they are not alone.

Yesterday, just before the Third Sunday of Advent, Rev. Michael planted seeds. In this sermon, he explores why he planted them then, before the solstice, of all times.

Rev. Catherine Amy preaches on the meaning of an important passage from Isaiah: "All people are grass... like the flower of the field. The grass withers, the flower fades... but the word of our God will stand forever." (Isaiah 40:6-8)

As the season of Advent begins, Rev. Dawn offers a sermon for those who dream.

Rev. Michael offers a sermon for Christ the King Sunday.

As children of the light, we make possible by faith what appears to be impossible, realizing the love of God within our community and our world. In this season of gratitude, Rev. Catherine Amy delivered an encouraging message inspired by Paul's letter (1 Thessalonians 5:1-11) and the Parable of the Talents (Matt 25:14-30).

A service of rest and calm after the storm of the recent election. This service is a place to listen, to rest, and to simply be.

Week Eleven of the Covenantal Restoration series at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.

Rev. Michael offers an impromptu sermon for an embattled, Election-Week nation.

Week Ten of the Covenantal Restoration series at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.

Rev. Michael offers a sermon for All Saints, and for an election-bound country afflicted by polarization and political uncertainty.

Week Nine of the Covenantal Restoration series at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.

As the world enters a threshold moment, Rev. Catherine Amy proclaims the power of small acts of kindness, drawing strength from the love command to love God, neighbor and self, in Matthew 22:23-40.

Week Eight of the Covenantal Restoration series at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.

Rev. Dawn preaches on the many valuable places, virtual and otherwise, in which we can find the face of God in each other.

Week Seven of the Covenantal Restoration series at St. Mary's Episcopal Church.