This morning we hear more about visions. In a vision, Paul was called to leave the familiar Jewish world and go to Macedonia, Greece,...

Why do we come here on this Easter morning? Perhaps it is just out of habit, or family tradition, just a pleasant way to spend a Sunday...

Remember the old hymn, “Beneath the Cross of Jesus I fain would take my stand.” Beneath the Cross of Jesus – that’s where we stand...

It is a strange day for us, followers of Jesus. We start out with palms and praises – welcoming Jesus into Jerusalem, welcoming him into...

From ancient times, mountains have been part of the story of our faith. Mountains are places of encounter with the divine. Moses on Mt....

Water into wine. One of the most well-known and familiar of stories in the Gospels. But why? Why do we remember this strange and...

Years ago, when I was rector of the American Church in Florence, Italy, one of the joys for our family in the weeks after Christmas was...

Tonight we remember again the holy story. The story of the birth of Jesus, the son of God, born into our lives, our flesh and our world....

“My soul magnifies the Lord.” Mary’s song. We read together this morning on this last Sunday Advent. Mary’s soul magnifies God, makes...

Advent is a penitential season, but not like Lent. Advent is a season of joy rather than introspective repentance. Blue vestments,...

“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...

Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Paul’s, Thanksgiving is not just a holiday at the end of November. It is a way of life for...

The so-called holiday season is upon us, sooner than we would like perhaps, but here it is. The Thanksgiving feast – turkey and...

From the Interim Rector Dear friends at St. Paul’s, I am very pleased to be able to continue in ministry with you for the next year as...