Episcopal Church Of The Holy Communion University City

Professor Adam Ployd from Eden Seminary is back to talk about the Theology of the Nativity

The Rev. Marc Smith leads the Adult Forum in the first of a multi-part series looking at violence.

The Rev. Marc Smith preaches on Christ the King Sunday

Does the Episcopal Church take Scripture seriously?

The Rev. Beth Scriven meditates on the question, "What is enough?"

Michelle Roberts, Executive Director of Bravely join us to talk about how Magdalene became Bravely.

In a world that is getting better and better at building walls, God invites us to love radically, following the example of the saints, the doctors, the queens, and all those who came out, who were vulnerable, who embraced others.

I am grateful to serve in a congregation that is willing to be loud, to make a Holy Commotion, to shine a light. Love enough to cast out hate.

Refer to the charts and graphs in the rector's letter to the congregation, available at holycommunion.net

Deacon Chester Hines asks, "How is God calling you to leadership?"

Generosity matters. Of course what you do with your money matters, but more than the dollar amounts, more than the donor levels, our interior orientation matters.

We continue our conversation about human rights as we look at the state of our immigration system, and the legal framework surrounding immigrants. Dr. Stephen Legomsky, Emeritus Professor of Law at Washington University served as Chief Counsel of US Citizenship and Immigration Services for the Department of Homeland Security from 2011 to 2013.

Noah Bullock, executive director of our partner organization Cristosal, preaches and tells stories from the work in El Salvador to fight for human rights.

Executive Director of Cristosal Noah Bullock presents with David Morales, strategic litigation director, about the work of fighting for human rights in Central America.

Francis chose a way that cost him, a way that asked him to suffer, to suffer with those who were in pain, with those who had been abused.

For Jesus greatness means looking to the people who are suffering most and getting in relationship, learning how to serve.

The rector discusses the feasibility study for the capital campaign, and describes the ongoing discernment about a renovation. All responses are due by October 8.

The Rev. Melanie Mullen, Director of Justice, Reconciliation, and Creation Care for The Episcopal Church, preaches on the power of words.

The Rev. Melanie Mullen, The Presiding Bishop's director of Reconciliation, Justice, and Creation Care, talks about the Jesus Movement.

Keep the faith. Keep listening to those who are less powerful. Be willing to be corrected. Keep persisting. God will hear you.