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.
O Freedom
Freedom does not cost a Christian anything, but it does take a lot of work.
Part of Our Identity
As we continue to grow and move in the love of God, it’s our duty to let the light of Christ shine in us as we minister to those in need, and as we serve others.
An Important Job
“May your kingdom come. May your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.” (Matthew 6:10) Dear People of St. David’s, This past weekend we celebrated the Rite of Confirmation at our 10 a.m. worship service in the Chapel. We celebrated thirty-one youth and adults who...
Spiritual Leadership: Part of the Shoe
Everyday James Vukelich publishes an ‘Ojibwe Word of the Day’ on his Facebook page. An enrollee of the Turtle Mountain Band of Ojibwe, Vukelich is a scholar, teacher, author, public speaker, and authority on Ojibwe culture and language. He is generous about sharing...
Holy, Beloved, and Free
Our collective wisdom and our collective love, beyond difference, is the revolutionary force that raises us all. The Rev. Emily Given asks, how are you stretching yourself, just a bit, in love to raise another up in God’s boundless love?
My Hero, Elizabeth
On this Feast of the Visitation, the Rev. Nancy Webb Stroud celebrates the person Mary turned to first when pregnant with Jesus: her cousin, Elizabeth.
Blessed are the Peacemakers
As a disciple of Jesus, we are called to be peacemakers.
The Changing Seasons
For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven… – Ecclesiastes 3:1 Believe it or not, we’re still in Eastertide – but not for long. This Sunday it will end as we mark the great feast of Pentecost, and then, after that, we will begin that...
A Commitment to Christ
We celebrate many things in life. When did you last celebrate one of the most life-long and impactful things: a commitment to Christ?
Choosing Love
Agape love requires us to adopt a spiritual discipline in which we choose to answer hurt and harm with forgiveness.