On our Patronal Feast, the Rector preaches about a parish that practices slaying dragons. We live in cynical days, how can faith respond?

Peter asks Jesus, "How many times must I forgive?" The response, may surprise us.

The cross and the burning bush, great signs of our faith point us not only up toward God, but out to stand with God's people. We are sent to share God's loving solidarity with the world. That is what makes religion true.

In his first sermon as our new rector, the Rev. Mike Angell preaches about the liberating faith of the Hebrew Midwives: Shiphrah and Push

You and I, we are living in the borderlands, maybe not so much geographical borders or national borders, but cultural borders and temporal borders, and look around generational borders. You and I as the people, as fellow inhabitants of this most fragile earth as individuals, and especially today, especially today.

Jesus' natural inclination is to move toward us. And in those times of fear and uncertainty where we might be governed by distrust and suspicion and we pull away, Jesus is always moving toward us, reaching out that hand of his to say, I am here.