A sermon given by April Stace, March 31, 2024. Easter Sunday, Church of the Epiphany, Trumansburg. I’m going to ask you this morning to...

Maybe some of you have heard of this candy bar – the Whatchamacallit? I have never actually eaten one (yet!) but I remember when I first...

What a lovely (rainy) summer this has been. On my drive down to General Theological Seminary yesterday, where I serve on the faculty, I...

This week's poem comes from our beloved organist, Eric Machan Howd. Pistachios by Eric Machan Howd It’s the ones that don’t open that...

Read the lectionary texts here. Our Gospel story this morning is about people who find themselves far from the shore. But Jesus, too, is...

This week's poem comes from Epiphany member Kathy Kramer: There will be bread On Thursday the new priest will bring me communion I...

One of the most important milestones I remember from having a young child was the first time my son laughed hysterically. We tend to...

Lectionary Readings for the week found here. When we first came up here to look at the house we would end up buying, it was winter time....

Find the lectionary readings for this week here. Ascension Sunday is the final Sunday of the easter season. The resurrected Christ once...

Link to this week's lectionary reading here. So, this week I had my first softball practice of the season. Oh, did you not know that your...

It's so good to be back this week. As some of you know, I was out of town - actually, out of the country - last week. My family took a...

"He who sings, prays twice." This quote is attributed to St. Augustine of Hippo, a bishop in Northern Africa from the late 300s to the...

Lectionary readings for the day can be found here. Our story of the Resurrection of Jesus begins in a very quiet, very dark place: a...

Lectionary Readings for today can be found by clicking here. Sermon text is below. You know, I'll be honest: Palm Sunday gives me a...

This coming Sunday is Palm Sunday - a day that Christians all over the world remember Jesus' entry through the gates of Jerusalem. There...