Read inspiring reflections from St. David’s clergy each week. Letters are posted on Thursday afternoons.
Find them here, or linked in our Friday morning emails.
Everything has become new!
As we find ourselves moving this Lenten season towards Easter, the Rev. Tanya Regli encourages us to look up and look around for the new life that God surrounds us with.
The Word become flesh is among us
What does it mean that our cosmic God has also come and dwelt among us? The Rev. Rick Morley explores this both/and understanding of God in his clergy letter this week.
Jesus, Our Mother Hen
What are the ways in which we are allowing Lent to challenge us in the ways that we engage in self-examination, guided by scripture? Today, Elliot VanHoy encourages to consider a reflection of God found in a metaphor used by Christ in this coming Sunday’s Gospel.
Love is Stronger Than Death
That ashy Cross! A yearly reminder of our mortality, that also serves as a reminder about the kind of live we’ve been given to live.
Scripture: A pathway to prayer, deeper faith, and mission
Over a lifetime of learning and practice, the Rev. Dr. Peter B. Stube has discovered that the secret to approaching anything in life is through the foundation of daily engagement with scripture and prayer.
Seeing Through the Eyes of Christ
The Rev. Tanya Regli’s visit to St. Mary’s in Chester to help at the Food Cupboard reminded her of the power of working together side by side.
A Reminder of Love
“Above all, clothe yourselves with love, which binds everything together in perfect harmony. And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful.” ~ Colossians 3:14-15 Dear People of St. David’s, This past...
What Forgiveness Does for Community
When an early interaction with a parishioner went awry, it was an apology that became the foundation for a stronger relationship throughout the Rev. Rick Morley’s ministry.
There’s a Wideness in God’s Mercy
The re-read of a beloved mystery series which takes place in Quebec, led the Rev. Nancy Webb Stroud down a rabbit hole investigating the words Merci and Mercy.
Jesus’ Thesis Statement
Elliot VanHoy asks us to consider what can we learn from Jesus’ thesis statement in Luke, and how can we create our own.