Who Gets to Belong?: A Homily about Ordination, a Haircut, and a Centurion

A number of you asked for a transcript for Fr. David’s sermon for the Fifth Sunday of Easter. While there is no text to publish, as the sermon was extemporaneous, here is an edited version of the livestream, trimmed down to just the sermon if you’d like to revisit it.

Questions for God: A Homily for the Seventh Sunday of Easter

Preached by the Rev. David Henson on Sunday, May 17, 2026 If you had the chance to ask God a question, what would it be?  I think most of us here today have something we’d like to ask. It’s the kind of burning question that we might keep asking God over and over...

We Had Hoped: A Homily for the Third Sunday of Easter

Preached by the Rev. David Henson on April 18, 2026 “We had hoped he would be the one who would redeem us.” We had hoped. Every time I read this story, those three words stop me in my tracks. Because it’s past tense. Had hoped. In other words, these two disciples,...

Finding Peace Amid Fear: A Homily for the Second Sunday of Easter

Preached by the Rev. Dn. Tim Jones on April 12, 2026 I want to tell you about an absolutely fascinating place in Jerusalem's Old City. It’s called St. Mark’s Syriac Orthodox Monastery. The small Christian community there still holds a regular liturgy in Aramaic, the...

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