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At the end of a year in which we have seen terrible war, the politics of hate and division, natural disasters, climate change spiralling...

At last – the Christmas story as we know it starts to come into focus. Mothers and holy infants are gathering. The love of God expressed...

To claim that we are made for Joy is quite a claim at any time but especially this year when lament and weeping may seem more natural...

The prophets remind us that God is always making a way toward us; making a way forward from out of the trouble we find ourselves in...

“There will be signs in the sun, the moon, and the stars, and on the earth distress among nations confused by the roaring of the sea and...

For those of us who identify as progressive, inclusive, feminist, and with a social justice concern for those on the margins of society...

Advent has very little to do with preparing to receive a baby, even a holy baby, and everything to do with preparing for the One who...

What do we mean when we as church proclaim Jesus as Christ the King? (Luke 23:33-43; Jeremiah 23:1-6; Song of Zechariah; and Colossians...

We are nearing the ending of the church year and we can sense that in our readings with themes of a coming new heaven and the...

All Saints is that gift of a festival in which we can remember the saints of our tradition and give thanks for their continuing witness...

The story of Zacchaeus shimmying up a tree to better see Jesus and then having Jesus invite himself to a long lunch (Luke 19:1-10. Twenty...

One way of understanding the Christian spiritual growth journey is the unending stripping away of the layers of resistance, ego...