Join us for the Sixth Sunday of Easter: 9am Holy Eucharist at Side Altar; 11am Holy Eucharist in the church; 7pm Service of Meditations and Sacrament including chant, interfaith readings and communion. Special music 11am, soloist and prelude (10:45am) and postlude on The Manton Memorial organ.
Listen to the sermon preached by the Rev. Liz Maxwell on the First Sunday after Epiphany, January 11, 2026.
This week, Mother Liz reflects on the Epiphany story’s blend of wonder and peril: the Magi’s awe-filled journey guided by a star, set against Herod’s fear-driven violence. She connects this ancient “realpolitik” to our own moment, naming contemporary acts of state violence and the ongoing harm to immigrant communities. Epiphany’s revealing light exposes both the world’s cruelty and God’s vulnerable, self-giving love. In that light, we are asked to choose what kind of power claims our allegiance—and to seek courage, compassion, and solidarity with our most vulnerable neighbors as we build beloved community together.