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.
Talking About God
Elliot VanHoy wonders, are we using our theology, our God words, to represent God the way Christ would?
The Prophet and the Plumb Line
Amos challenges us to measure our lives by God’s plumb line. Are we listening to the prophets in our midst? What transformation is God calling us to?
We’d Love to Know!
Pastoral care at St. David’s starts with relationship. Let us know what’s going on—we’d be honored to walk with you in whatever season you’re in.
Unroofing the Roof
Have we grown used to brokenness around us? Jesus brings healing that disrupts. Are we ready to unroof the roof for others?
Many Hands Make Light Work
St. David’s youth serve in Philly, meeting real needs close to home. Together, we share Christ’s love by showing up where help and hope are needed most.
Confirmation: A Commitment to Christ and Community
Join us Sunday at 9:15 a.m. as confirmands commit to Christ—and we commit to walking together in faith through life’s messy beauty.
Discerning God’s Voice
When God feels silent, we are invited to discern God’s voice through prayer, creation, and community. A reflection on Job, memory, and presence.
Creating Sacred Space
Discover how silence and sacred space—whether in the desert or your daily life—can help you hear God’s voice and deepen your spiritual journey.
Six Degrees of Churchy Separation
The Rev. Nancy Webb Stroud is curious about her six degrees of churchy separations, and finds within them some role models of the faith.
The Good Shepherd
The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not be in want. ~Psalm 23. In ancient times, images of Jesus as The Good Shepherd were more common than images of the cross. The Rev. Dr. Peter Stube writes about why this is in his clergy letter this week, and how we continue to relate to The Good Shepherd today.