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John takes us on a Lenten journey to see what it is we long for and he uses these stories to help us see our deepest longings. Sermon begins at 9:22.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Jacob's Well, Living Water--what connection is there to we human who are at least 75% water!? Sermon begins at 12:38.

Remember who you are! The knowledge of experience on relationships. A word from chapel friend, the Rev. Yuri Rodriguez. Sermon begins at 11:37.The Rev. Yuri Rodriguez

Why are we led to the desert? Because revival begins in the desert. Revival starts here, and now, with the Sirit leading us. Sermon begins at 11:17.

Mountains are a special place for Jesus. Sermon picks up at 12:31.The Rev, Dr. Scott Owings

Not Just in Epiphany, but always, we are called to look for Light! To stay in the Light, we can't hold grudges, or talk down to others, because you are called to shine for others. Our question is: How do we let our light shine? You have to radiate love. Sermon begins at 13:46.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Jesus tells us we are the Light of the World...just as we are. Sermon begins at 12:08.Sarah Stell

What might we need to give up, in order to become happier people? Sermon begins at 12:30.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

Understanding dreams and metaphore as a faithful walk. Sermon begins at 11:33.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Being open to what God has created you to do, and then being willing to trust God with it, day by day Sermon begins at 10:12.The Rev. Quentin Cox

Be it resolved. An honest look at what we are asked to live out. Sermon begins at 12:02.The Rev. Becca Stevens

The Christmas Spirit is living as if you have nothing else left to hide. The sermon begins at 16:36.

The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

Listen to three short reflections on the season of Advent.The Rev. Becca Stevens

As a university ministry, our only time to share in Christmas worship is...in...Advent! Join us this week for the yearly beloved Festival of Lessons & Carols.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

Join us for a word from seminarian Yuri Rodriguez. Sermon begins at 10:32.Yuri Rodriguez

Journeying together in revival for the sake of one another. Sermon begins at 9:47.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Sermon begins at 13:26.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

All Saints and All Souls. Service begins at 14:11.The Rev. Becca Stevens

The Salvation of Zacchaeus is braided into the idea of just living. Sermon begins at 11:25.The Rev. Quentin Cox

Two priests go down into a Ukrainian bar ... where they encounter many mercies, including the Dark Madonna. Sermon begins at 12:18.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

Letting the living word inform who we are and living it out. While we might like to think we are the widow in this story--we might have to consider that we are also the judge. Sermon begins at 14:51.The Rev. Becca Stevens

What we are doing is nothing more than whats required of us. Just go out there, love the world, and dont be ashamed about it. Sermon begins at 14:13.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Remembering that our journeys begin and end with God. Sermon begins at 14:43.The Rev. Becca Stevens

It's a little uncomfortable to admit this, but the life of Judas and the readings have done something to me. They've been like a Mirror, inviting me to take a long look. That's what the gospel does: it holds up a mirrir and asks us to take a look. Sermon begins at 10:53.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

Finding your place in scripture is an important part of our calling. In today's lesson--if you forget that you are the one sheep out of the 99 that Jesus has come for--you've missed the point of the story. Join us for this sermon and the start of the program year. Sermon begins at 18:10.The Rev. Becca Stevens

A sermon conversation for Labor Day with the Rev, Francisco Garcia. Sermon begins at 13:44.The Rev, Francisco Garcia

Division? The Jesus we are comfortable with and the Jesus we see in Luke. The Rev. Quentin Cox. Sermon begins at 8:42.The Rev. Quentin Cox

Scripture is a vibrant and moving entity because it is filled with love, and speaks to us when we are weary. Sermon begins at 9:32.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Relating to money, each other, and God. Sermon begins at 9:30.The Rev. Francisco Garcia

A word from our friend and chaplain to the Center for Contemplative Justice, the Rev. Kelsey Davis that celebrates Magdalene, and accepting the invitation to freedom. Sermon begins at 11:08.The Rev. Kelsey Davis

Sarah, like Jesus, reveals how generative it is to lighten up, to listen, and to let go into laughter, Sermon begins at 13:12.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

A Prism of Love: calling to mind the faces of suffering and being moved to offer care. Sermon begins at 10:02.Sarah Stell

The Power of Preaching the Good News. A sermon by the Rev. David Shivers. Sermon begins at 8:32The Rev. David Shivers

No matter the season of life, no matter the circumstances at home or abroad or in our own lives, the Dark Madonna (like the Psalms and Jesus himself) invites us into the practice of pausing, listening, and pivoting into joy. Sermon begins at 9:15.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

Sermon, by Al Andrews, begins at 11:47.Al Andrews

Trinity Sunday is the day we get to celebrate women in the forms of wisdom and spirit! Women are important parts of the mystery of the Trinity. Sermon begins at 11:18.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Pentecost! The Need for the Holy Spirit. A message from the Rev. Quentin Cox. Sermon begins at 12:50.The Rev. Quentin Cox

Surrounding ourselves with good deeds and shring about them keeps us all mindful of the body moving forward. Sermoin begins at 10:25.

There is a rhythm to scripture. Often, people tell about something they did that led to something else...and that same rhythm is often how we start social movements. Sermon begins at 14:51.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Did you hear the one about the Ukranian Mother who died and went to heaven...?The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

The return of Kelsey Davis, today representing Blue Ridge Service Corps, on behalf od the Diocese of Western North Carolina! Sermon begins at 16:22.Kelsey Davis

Remembering is a way to materialize things for our hearts and our minds. Remembering can increase our faith, our hope, and our believing. Sermon begins at 11:22.Yuri Rodriguez

Weeping doesnt get the last word. We can say with joy, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia. Sermon begins at 15:50.

Palm Sunday with the reading of the Passion Gospel, and music from our wonderful musicians.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings

This week we hear from friend of St. A's, The Rev. Quentin Cox. Sermon begins at 11:37.The Rev. Quentin Cox

A Bilingual Service of Justice and Liberation Celebrating the lives of Cesar Chavez and Msr. Oscar Romero. Sermon begins at 17:42.The Rev. Francisco Garcia

The Fig Tree Gets a Second Chance. Sermon begins at 13:34.The Rev. Richard Wineland

Unpacking in Lent the art of weeping. Weeping is a lament full of compassion. It is a sign of love in all of us who were planted with a longing for life. Sermon begins at 9:17.The Rev. Becca Stevens

Ash Wednesday calls us to turn our gaze to the earth, to remember we are stardust, golden, blessed. Ash Wednesday also nudges us to downward mobility, to humility, to prayerfully change. Sermon begins at 13:19.The Rev. Dr. Scott Owings