In the week that I have spent here on the Mountain at Sewanee, I've only had a few moments to walk among the forests that surround the...

As I began to ponder these readings at the start of 2021 and the start of this week, there were two things that my mind associated with...

Sermon for Christmas Day 2020. It has been a most unusual year. It is only fitting then, that we begin our Christmas Day worship with the...

It usually happened every year of my childhood at the end of November or the first week of December. No matter what else is going on in...

The angel rode a rope of light down through the stars, and landed lighter than a dust mote right behind the old priest. Gabriel, whose...

The last six weeks and the last six months have found us in the wilderness of loss. We have interred two of our members, had a delayed...