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Put Out Into the Deep Water

By Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski

Sep 19, 2018

  In chapel recently, I had the opportunity to preach on Luke 5:1-11. This is the story of Jesus commanding Peter to let down his nets after a fruitless night of fishing on the Sea of Gennesaret. After hauling in a miraculous catch of fish, Peter recognizes who Jesus truly is and leaves his boat […]

The Surprising Nature of Call

By Derek Larson

Sep 10, 2018

We begin the new academic year with an entry reprinted with permission from Derek Larson, an MDiv Junior. You can read more from Derek at his blog: https://derekmichaellarson.com/ Tomorrow my son, Bear, starts his first day of PK 3, and as excited as he is about school, my wife and I are feeling weighed down […]

‘Silence is what trust sounds like.’

By Dr. Steven Tomlinson

May 9, 2018

  A technology business recently asked me to listen to recordings of their salespeople “cold calling” prospective customers. On each call, a salesperson was speaking with someone at another company, someone they didn’t know, hoping to interest them in learning more about the technology. In some cases, the customer would agree to introduce the salesperson […]

The Promise of Reconciliation

By Dan Joslyn-Siemiatkoski

Apr 10, 2018

  As part of my work to the wider church, I am a representative for the Episcopal Church in its official dialogue with the Roman Catholic Church in the United States. This dialogue has been ongoing since the late 1960s and was one of the earliest ecumenical dialogues taken up by the Roman Catholic Church […]

How will I recognize the Resurrection?

By Jane Patterson

Apr 6, 2018

  As we’ve shuddered through church shootings, school shootings, package bombs; accounts of people hiding underground for their lives in Ghouta, Syria; threats, counter-threats, and rapprochement with North Korea, this Lenten season has seemed to be headed squarely toward Holy Week all along, destined for a violent crucifixion. But it has been less obvious to […]