Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Jul 17 2 min Summertime and the living is easy! This week’s Gospel reading from Mark tells us that Jesus told his disciples to come away to a deserted place and to rest for awhile. He...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Jul 2 3 min Revolution in Spirit This Sunday is the 4th of July, Independence Day, a day more associated with fireworks and picnics than church and prayers. And yet, are...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Jun 25 2 min Codes of Cleanliness Codes of cleanliness. Early in the pandemic we became very serious about cleanliness. We were careful who and what we touched. We soaked...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Jun 11 2 min The Laboratory of the Soul In our reading from First Samuel, God tells Samuel to fill his horn with oil for he will anoint a new king of Israel from the children of...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Jun 4 2 min In-Person Worship Begins June 20th Dear Friends and Parishioners, As more and more of our fellow citizens are vaccinated, there is a palpable sense of excitement here in...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman May 14 2 min Moments of crisis may awaken what makes us most alive! What a change: from large crowds chasing him across and all around the Sea of Galilee to a final dinner with a handful of his soon to be...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Apr 16 2 min Minds Open to Understanding Ignorance and minds opened to understanding, the two poles of consciousness described in our lessons for this Sunday. In ignorance we...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Mar 26 2 min Lose Something of Yourself and then Find Something of the Divine Dear Friends, This Sunday we celebrate Palm Sunday: The Sunday of the Passion. This service begins a Holy Week of observances that invite...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Mar 12 3 min The Greatest in God's Kingdom is the One who Serves the Most This weekend is a momentous weekend for All Saints, as our Pastoral Fellow, Heather Sisk is scheduled to be ordained as a Deacon in our...
Rev. Dr. Steven Yagerman Mar 5 3 min The Wisdom of this World is Foolishness to God A house divided cannot stand. Abraham Lincoln used these words in 1858 to address the increasingly problematic issue of slavery in the...
