a young woman's pilgrimage in ordained ministry
Acts 2:1-21 https://youtu.be/PSpY5XEGo9I Rev. Sarah leads us through imagining the scene of the first Pentecost and encourages us to lean into the discomfort of uncertain spaces, so the Holy Spirit can transform out hearts for the future.
A Sermon for the Fourth Sunday of Easter, May 8, 2022 https://youtu.be/8qBkBV7FzZ4 Are we upholding women's stories?
https://videopress.com/v/hHaBYzYe?preloadContent=metadata A Sermon for the First Sunday after the Epiphany, Year B.
A sermon for the Twenty-First Sunday after Pentecost, Year A. (Watch entire sermon on Zoom, here.)There are days when I stand in this pulpitAnd I don’t quite know what to say;Days when I am feeling down and hopeless;Days when I feel like I don’t have the words to speak to you.Days when I question,“Where is... Continue Reading →
A Sermon for the Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost, Year A. https://youtu.be/Ae1odhzc3n0
A Sermon for the Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost. Growing up in the Deep South, I was not privy to a childhood surrounded by the majesty of national parks. So it makes me a bit jealous to know that our young people get to grow up here, in a space of the world surrounded by such... Continue Reading →
a sermon for the feast of Pentecost delivered May 31, 2020 My friends, beloved children of God, I want us all to take a deep breath; to create room for the Holy Spirit; to allow the Divine to bring us peace, and openness, and a willingness to stir our very souls. And let’s take one more... Continue Reading →
A sermon for the 2nd Sunday of Easter, Year A. Both audio and video are available. Artwork courtesy of Parker Hrindo.
A Sermon for Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020 John 20:1-18, NRSV “Woman, why are you weeping?” My beloved friends, this Easter (let’s just be honest) feels far from ordinary. Our annual traditions have shifted radically—reimagining what worship could and should look like during this time of social distancing. How has your own Holy Week been different... Continue Reading →
A Sermon for the Eve of the Epiphany. January 5, 2020 As many of you know, only a couple of months ago, I found myself a stranger in a strange land. I found myself on pilgrimage in the Holy Land, the bedrock of our faith. And for a thirty year old, I feel like I’m... Continue Reading →
The Magdalene's Call 