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Holy Spirit Church is vibrant Episcopal Community on Houston's west side. We meet for worship every Sunday at eight o'clock and ten thirty AM. We offer contemporary and traditional expressions of Anglican worship. These sermons are from that context.
Holy Spirit Episcopal Church
Morning Prayer for today with a reading from the Psalms, the New Testament, and the Gospel, with meditation music from "Inner Voices" and "In Beauty We Return," by R. Carlos Nakai. Courtesy Canyon Records, Phoenix, AZ (800)-268-1141. All rights reserved.
Morning Prayer from the Episcopal Church in Garrett County
Sermons from St. Thomas Episcopal Church, Medina, WA www.stthomasmedina.org
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
In these readings from Strength for the Journey: A Guide to Spiritual Practice, author Renée Miller introduces listeners to 20 spiritual disciplines that may strike some as a bit of a surprise. Stretching the boundaries of traditional practice, Miller’s reflections focus mindful attention on the spiritual dimension of life’s common activities, from walking and studying to moviegoing, writing, and using the computer. Her voice alone establishes a cadence of calmness necessary to transcend the seeming randomness of our hectic lives and become aware of God’s presence in all the activities of our day. Created for a range of personalities and preferences, from the contemplative to the high-energy extrovert, Strength for the Journey is presented by CREDO Institute, Inc., which hosts a variety of conferences for Episcopal Church employees on a broad spectrum of health and wellness concerns.
CREDO - A Guide to Spiritual Practice
Readings and sermons from Episcopal Church of the Advent, located in south Saint Louis County, MO. An Oasis congregation in the Diocese of Missouri. For service times and location, visit http://www.advent-episcopal.org. We look forward to seeing you!
Advent Episcopal Church
For over eighty consecutive years during the season of Lent, Calvary Episcopal Church has hosted a preaching series featuring inspiring and diverse speakers. Through the Series, which is free and open to the public, Calvary provides numerous opportunities for spiritual renewal and growth, and a deeper relationship with God. To find out more about Calvary, the Lenten
Preaching series, and our other ministries, please visit our website at calvarymemphis.org.
Calvary Episcopal Church Lenten Preaching Series
Welcome!
The Brothers of the Society of Saint John the Evangelist, a monastic community of the Episcopal Church, are pleased to make their sermons available here in both text and audio formats.
If you would like to learn more about the Society of Saint John the Evangelist, sign up for our occasional e-Newsletter, or subscribe to Cowley magazine, please visit our website: www.ssje.org.
SSJE Sermons Online
Sunday Sermons from Trinity Episcopal Church, Concord, Massachusetts
Trinity Episcopal Sermons, Concord, MA
There’s a long-standing joke here at Palmer that runs something like: “If you like organized religion, Palmer may not be the place for you.” If you are looking for a Christian community that is neat and tidy, a place that has all the answers to all our questions about life – Palmer may not fit your search.
We are committed to being a community for all God’s beloved children, but we don’t feel called to be all things to all people. If you are a seeker after God and prefer a living, vital life of faith, Palmer could be for you. If you are searching for a Christian community where you do not have to check your heart or your mind, your questions or your struggles at the door, Palmer could be for you. If you are looking for a community that helps people translate their faith into everyday life, Palmer could be for you. If you are looking for a community that seeks to dismantle the barriers and boundaries that divide us; a community that sends out a mix of people with a diversity of opinion; a community that is not of one mind about any particular issue but prays to be of one heart in seeking to love God and each other, Palmer could be for you. If you are looking for a community that doesn’t just talk about prayer but prays, doesn’t just talk about serving but serves, a community that doesn’t just want to “play church,” but that seeks God’s purpose and will for our lives, Palmer could be for you.
I have the great joy and privilege to serve in this place for God with an incredibly gifted and faithful group of people that I have come to know and love. Every day I see God’s presence at work here at Palmer. Every day I see lives changed and transformed. Every day I see people shedding tears of sorrow and tears of joy.
If you are seeking a community of sojourners, come and see us. Come and make this a better place. Come and be fed. Come and be set free for God.
Palmer Memorial Episcopal Church Sermons
The Episcopal Church in Garrett County consists of two small, full-time congregations and one summer chapel, located in Garrett County, MD, atop Backbone Mountain in extreme Western Maryland. Joined together in 1992, they share one priest, and have been the model for establishing joint ministry in smaller churches throughout the Diocese of Maryland. This podcast contains sermons preached on the mountaintop by The Rev. Dr. Chip Lee, the Rector of St. Matthew's, Oakland, and the Vicar of St. John's, Deer Park, and by others called to the preaching ministry in the Episcopal Church in Garrett County.
Sermons on the Mountain
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