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- Amy Gillespie 1
- Bishop Wayne Miller 1
- Bishop Yehiel Curry 4
- Carl P. Rabbe 1
- Daniel Joyner Miller 3
- Pastor Eddie Rosa Fuentes 1
- Rev. Benjamin Adams 1
- Rev. Brittany Caine-Conley 1
- Rev. Chrisida Anandan 6
- Rev. Darryl Thompson Powell 3
- Rev. Dr. Barbara Rossing 1
- Rev. Dr. Benjamin Stewart 1
- Rev. Dr. Peter Vethanayagamony 1
- Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton 1
- Rev. Erik Christensen 1
- Rev. Hector Garfias-Toledo 1
- Rev. Jamie Fraiser 1
- Rev. Jason S. Glombicki 233
- Rev. Josh Ebener 1
- Rev. Julie Grafe 1
- Rev. Kevin Strickland 1
- Rev. Kwame Pitts 3
- Rev. Marvin Scroggins 1
- Rev. Matthew James 1
- Rev. Robert Biekman 1
- Rev. Robert Goldstein 6
- Rev. Stacy Alan 1
- Rev. Tom Gehring 9
- Seminarian Anne Wickland 2
- Seminarian Elliott Drake 2
- Seminarian Jessie Edelman 2
- Seminarian Josh Evans 2
- Seminarian Nicholas Breining 1
- Troy Medlin 1
- Troy Spencer 1
- Vicar Alex Aivars 6
- Vicar Bethany Ulrich 29
- Vicar Bridget Jones 10
- Vicar Chris Michaelis 1
- Vicar Daniel Miller 1
- Vicar David C. Elliott 1
- Vicar Jason Fugate 19
- Vicar Paisley Le Roy 21
- Vicar Paul Eldred 16
- Vicar Sarah Derrick 15
- Vicar Taylor Walker 9
- Vicar Vicky Carathanassis 15
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- July 2023 3
- April 2023 2
- March 2023 4

Sermons from July 2020

Jul 26, 2020

Feast of Mary Magdalene

Rev. Jason S. Glombicki

“Mary Magdalene has an image problem. If she had a PR firm, we’d want to avoid them. After all, Mary Magdalene’s reputation is at best confusing and at worst defamation…”

Jul 19, 2020

Seventh Sunday After Pentecost

Vicar Paisley Le Roy

Vicar Paisley preached without a manuscript, listen to her sermon here!

Jul 12, 2020

Sixth Sunday After Pentecost

Vicar Paisley Le Roy

At the beginning of the year I made a pilgrimage to Taize, France. Thousands of pilgrims from throughout the world travel to this village as guest of the Brothers of Taize, an ecumenical monastic community that found its origins during World War II. The Brothers’ hospitality they practiced then, housing refugees during the war, continues to today. With a particular focus on young people, Taize welcomes openly individuals to a time of spiritual renewal through bible study, prayer, song, and intentional community…

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