A podcast containing the sermons of the Rev’d Patrick Hall, given at the Episcopal Church of the Epiphany and elsewhere.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Epiphany, episcopal, Episcopalian, houston, patrickhall, Sermons, Texas
A Biweekly podcast from The Episcopal Diocese of New Jersey. Twice a month, we’ll talk with priests, thought leaders, authors and more about what’s going on in our communities, our country, and our world from a uniquely Episcopal perspective. No prior experience necessary–along the way, we’ll bring us all up to speed on the deep traditions and modern outlook of The Episcopal Church, and seek ways to be the best, most positive disciples of Jesus Christ we can. We hope you’ll join us for this fun ride!
Categories: Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: christianity, Clergy, Culture, episcopal, Episcopalian, Optimism, priests, progressive Christianity, spirituality
Sermons by Rev. Canon Julie A. Cicora of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Henrietta, NY – jcicora@stpetershenrietta.org. We extend a warm welcome to all visitors. Join us for Sunday Worship 10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist in the Sanctuary at St. Peter’s Church, 3825 E. Henrietta Rd Henrietta, NY 14467. Nursery Care is available for children below Sunday School age or you may bring your child with you to attend the service. Our Induction Loop Amplification System allows the hearing impaired in the congregation to hear the service if they switch their hearing aid to the T-mode position. Visit us online at www.st-peters-church-henrietta.episcopalrochester.org. To watch the video of a sermon search for ‘Julie Cicora’ on YouTube.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: cicora, deaf, ephphatha, episcopal, hearing, henrietta, impaired, julie, sermon, St Peter's
Priest Pulse takes a playful and prayerful look at ministry, news, culture, and politics through the lens of the Episcopal Church. Hosts Fr. Benjamin Gildas and Colin Chapman sit down with guests from around the Episcopal Church and mainline Protestantism for heart warming stories of faith, deep theological discussion, poking fun at culture and politics, and sometimes a silly game or two. Segments include Priest Pulse Roundtable, interviews with authors, theologians, and spiritual writers, games with guests, stories of faith, theological conversation, and more.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Anglican, anglicancommunion, anglocatholic, catholic, christian, christianity, church, Clergy, Education, episcopal, episcopalchurch, episcopalpodcast, episcopalpriest, faith, God, Jesus, liberal, mainline, mainlineprotestant, prayer, priest, Protestant, religion, Seminary, spirituality, theepiscopalchurch
Three lifelong queer friends reminisce, kvetch, and discuss all things Midwest! Tune in for comedy, awesome guests, and all-around sweet hometown vibes. Just remember to watch out for potholes!
Categories: Arts, Comedy, Society & Culture
Tags: 312, 414, 815, amusement parks, Arts, cheese curds, Comedy, cryptids, episcopal, friends, grad students, homestuck, illinois, internet history, lgbtq, local, Lutheran, midwest, museums, nerd culture, old friends, pot holes, queer, queer history, ranch, religious studies, rockford, rockford peaches, small business, snow, Theme Parks, transgender, Wisconsin
One of the challenges facing the Christian Church today is infusing those who come from a basic, pagan worldview with the true Christian faith. The Shape of the Liturgy podcast addresses this and other questions like, “How can we sustain a community of faith over multiple generations?” These are not new questions for the Church, so it’s quite natural to look back to see how she has addressed these issues throughout history. In this podcast, Bishop Ed Gungor provides a landscape of Christian thought, practice, and formation that has enabled the Church to successfully find her voice in the midst of a deeply pluralistic culture, not unlike our own.This series not only explores this conversation generally but explains how it is specifically impacting the Diocese of St. Anthony, the diocese of which he serves as the Bishop Ordinary.Production by Citizens of Sound
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: CEEC, communion, Ed Gungor, episcopal, eucharist, liturgy, Liturgy Courses, Sanctuary Tulsa, Tulsa Anglican
The podcast stream of sermons from St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church in Nashville, TN.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Anglican, church, episcopal, nashville, Sermons, st. b's nashville, st. bartholomew's, worship
St. Columba’s is an Episcopal Church and Retreat House revitalizing its roots in the contemplative spirituality of the Celtic Christian Tradition. Nestled on a mountainside overlooking Tomales Bay in Inverness, California, our retreat house is infused with the sacred presence of God in nature. VIsit us at: www.stcolumbasinverness.org
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: christian, church, contemplative, episcopal, religious, spiritual
A candlelit service of music and prayers, based on the liturgy used for centuries by monastic communities to end the day. It is both ancient and contemporary, with chant and newly-composed music sung by members of the Trinity Choir. =
Categories: Music, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Anglican, chant, choir, compline, episcopal, gregorian, street, trinity, vespers, wall
Hosted by the Faith To Go team in the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego, David Tremaine and Charlette Preslar, and joined the each week by a special guest, the Faith To Go Podcast highlights themes from the Sunday Gospel reading for you to take into your faith discussions and reflections throughout the week. All of the Faith To Go resources can be found on our website at www.myfaithtogo.org
Categories: Kids & Family, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture
Tags: children and prayer, christian, Christian Conversation, Christian Education, Christian questions, episcopal, faith, faith development, faith talk, family and God, spiritual, Spiritual Development
Common Prayer Daily is a modernized version of an ancient idea. We bring you a guided tour of Scripture and Prayer daily. Set aside 15 to 20 minutes every day, grab a coffee and a bible, and enjoy a guided meditation through God’s Word.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Anglican, Bible, Bible reading, common prayer, Daily office, episcopal, guided prayer, lectionary, liturgy, meditation, prayer, scripture
Listen to our smart, un-preachy preaching, which draws on critical scholarship and life experiences to encounter God at work among us.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: episcopal, gospel, progressive, queer, sermon, stgregoryofnyssa
Each week, Father Reid takes us through the Holy Bible using the Daily Office Lectionary from The Book of Common Prayer. This includes readings from the Old Testament, New Testament, and Gospel for every day of the year. He shares insights, history, and Christian clarity along the way.
Video versions of the program are available at https://thedailyofficelectionary.com.
ABOUT FATHER REID
The Rev. Dr. Larry Reid Hensarling began his service as the eighth Rector of All Saints’ on November 14, 2016. All Saints’ celebrated Fr. Reid’s institution on February 26, 2017. He was the Associate to the Rector of All Saints’ from April, 2003 to December, 2015 and Priest-in-Charge from January 6, 2016 to November 13, 2016.
He was born in Shreveport, Louisiana and received a BS degree from LSU in 1978 and an MA from the University of Texas in 1981. Fr. Reid went to seminary in the summer of 1989 and graduated from Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry in May, 1992. Thereafter, he has served churches in Shreveport, Louisiana, Bennettsville, South Carolina, and Memphis, Tennessee. He completed a Doctor of Ministry degree from the Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida in December, 2010.
Fr. Reid loves the All Saints’ family, his sacramental duties, building adult Christian education, and leading the parish in spiritual growth through the faithful proclamation and teaching of the gospel. He supervises an excellent staff that loves and serves the people of All Saints’ faithfully. Fr. Reid is the Chaplain of the All Saints’ Doulos Chapter of the Order of St. Luke and loves to preach and teach the Bible. He particularly loves the Wednesday Morning Bible Study, Men’s Friday Morning Bible Study, and Wednesday Night Parish Academy. Additionally, he enjoys the Parent Class that meets twice a week.
Categories: Education, Religion & Spirituality
Tags: all saints episcopal church, Bible, Bible Study, christian, christian learning, church of england, Daily office, Daily office lectionary, episcopal, episcopalchurch, Episcopalian, lectionary, reid Hensarling
Pulpit to Pew, a podcast that features a conversation between priest and parishioner, to understand how the message translates and to further explore the weekly lessons within the Episcopal tradition and daily life. The Very Reverend Beverly Gibson, Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, and Johnny Gwin, a newcomer to the Episcopal family, discuss what Beverly intended and Johnny heard, or got wrong. To view Johnny’s pew sketchnotes that accompany many of the Pulpit To Pew episodes visit, pulpittopew.com.
[Pulpit To Pew | Ep98 | Ruth]
In this episode, Rev. Gibson and Johnny Gwin dive deep into the Book of Ruth. This short book but long story details the lives, hardships, and redemption of Ruth, Naomi, Boaz, and the early lineage of King David and eventually Jesus. Within its narrative and lessons, we learn of Ruth as a powerful and resilient woman who represents the threshold of grief and hope. Ruth is the biblical gold standard of loyalty and self-sacrifice. Her story is one of hope, faith, and the power of love overcoming fear and violence to make all things new. Her self-giving and loyal actions have been an inspiration to millions of Christians, Jews, writers, and artists. You should really get to know Ruth.
[SabbaDoodle | Johnny Gwin | Ep98 | Ruth | 111118]
Readings:
Ruth 3:1-5; 4:13-17Hebrews 9:24-28Mark 12:38-44
About Pulpit To Pew
Pulpit to Pew is a conversation between priest and parishioner, to understand how the message translates and to explore further the weekly Sunday sermon and lessons within the Episcopal tradition and daily life.
Learn more about Christ Church Cathedral.
Please come and worship with us every Sunday at 10 am (central)
Pulpit To Pew is a Christ Church Cathedral and Deep Fried Studios collaboration.
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: beverlygibson, episcopal, episcopalchurch, Jesus, johnnygwin, spirituality