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Proclamation! For Pentecost Sunday, 19 May 2024The Intense Fire of the Holy SpiritGuest preacher James Beck joins us today for a sermon that brings insight to the extraordinary events of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit inflamed the Apostles and
Proclamation! For the Seventh Sunday of Easter, Ascension Sunday, 12 May, 2024Reverend Shelley McVea describes how forty days are the ideal number of days for creating change in our lives. Perhaps we choose to cease doing something negative, o
Proclamation! For the Sixth Sunday of Easter, 5 May 2024104 WordsReverend Shelly McVea leads us through the 104 words of the Creed. Written over a thousand years ago, these words summarize Christian faith: We believe there is a God; we can ch
Proclamation! For the Fifth Sunday of Easter, 28 April 2024Reverend Shelly McVea celebrates spring with a sermon that reminds us that spring is a time of planting, but it is also a time for pruning so that our gardens will prosper. Spiritually
Proclamation! For the Third Sunday of Easter, 14 April 2024Reverend Shelley McVea reminds us that Jesus is stronger than all earthly powers as we consider together the time when Jesus manifested among the disciples after the resurrection and as
Proclamation! For the First Sunday of Easter, 7 April 2024After the crucifixion the apostles gather behind locked doors, fearing for their lives. The resurrected Jesus appears to them and greets them with “Shalom”, with peace. Jesus shares th
Proclamation! For Easter Sunday, 31 March 2024 Reverend Shelley McVea celebrates the joy of the risen Christ and recalls how our salvation and the resurrected love of Christ has been handed down to us, from generation to generation, from one be
Proclamation! For Palm Sunday, 24 March 2024: Sixth Sunday in Lent From Palms to PassionReverend Shelley leads us from the glory of Palm Sunday, celebrating the arrival of Jesus into Jerusalem, and then into the suffering of the passion during
Proclamation! For Sunday, 10 March 2024: Fourth Sunday in Lent Our journey through Lent continues with contemplation of the wilderness. Reverend Shelley McVea compares the Israelites’ wandering for 40 years in the desert with our own struggles
Proclamation! For Sunday, 03 March 2024: Second Sunday in Lent Promises and Covenants Today, Reverend Shelley McVie explores the way that we enter the promised land from the perspective of the covenants between ourselves and God: The rainbow c
Proclamation! For Sunday, 25 January 2024: Second Sunday in Lent Today’s special guest is Bishop Kevin who offers a Lenten message for us, by reflecting on the question that Jesus asks his disciples: “Who do people say that I am?” The replied
Proclamation! For Sunday, 18 January 2024: First Sunday in Lent Reverend Shelley McVea begins the season of Lent with a reminder that Lent is a time for self-examination and reflection, as we try to find out who we really are. Shelley ties thi
Proclamation! For Sunday, 31 December 2023: Low SundayWith baby Jesus in their arms, Mary and Joseph make the long, long journey to Jerusalem. Reverend Shelley McVea testifies to the power of showing up in our lives. *** St. Saviour’s Churc
Proclamation! For Sunday, 07 January 2024: EpiphanyThe Gifts of the MagiHeavenly light is given to Israel in the form of a new born child, and on the Epiphany the seekers of Christ come from afar, following a star and bearing gifts fit for a ki
Proclamation! For Sunday, 03 December 2023, Advent 1Even though we enjoy the pleasure of preparing for a cozy Christmas, with decorations and gift giving traditions, there is a deeper message that comes from the spirit of Advent. Reverend Shel
Proclamation! For Sunday, 26 November 2023, Christ the KingReverend Shelley McVea celebrates the feast of Christ the King by showing us what an unusual king Christ is. He is the monarch who serves the weakest of his people and offers his inher
Proclamation! For Sunday, 12 November 2023, 24th Sunday after PentecostReverend Shelley McVea takes on the difficult challenge of following the commandments of God while fulfilling the spirit of the Lord, all the while acting with free will. *
Proclamation! For Sunday, 8 October 2023, 18th Sunday After PentecostGuest preacher Gillian Eley explores the parable of the landowner who leases his vineyard to tenants. At harvest time, the landowner sends his messengers to collect their port
Proclamation! For Sunday, 5 November 2023, All Saints DayReverend Shelley McVea celebrates All Saints Day by reminding us that as followers of Jesus, we too are considered saints. Not that we are always saintly in our actions, but we have the
Proclamation! For Sunday, 17 September 2023, Sixteenth Sunday after PentecostReverend Shelley McVea finishes her summer long examination of Paul’s letter to the Romans. St Paul says, whether we live or whether we die, we belong the Lord. And
Proclamation! For Sunday, 10 September 2023, Fifteenth Sunday after PentecostReverend Shelley McVea explains today that we are called by Jesus to celebrate, to sing with and to love each other. But what happens when we disagree? Jesus has advi
Proclamation! For Sunday, 27 August 2023, Fifteenth Sunday after PentecostToday we are joined by a very special guest speaker, the musician, composer, and activist Ruth Fazal. Ruth works to build connections of friendship and worship between C
Proclamation! For Sunday, 20 August 2023, Fourteenth Sunday after PentecostToday our guest preacher, Reverend Sandra Seaborn, leads us through three powerful scriptures: the Old Testament moment when Joseph in Egypt reveals his true identify to
Proclamation! For Sunday, 13 August 2023, Thirteenth Sunday after PentecostToday our guest preacher, Reverend Paul Walker, addresses the reasons why we are special in the eyes of God. Looking and listening with faith, our faith is expressed in
Proclamation! For Sunday, 6 August 2023, Tenth Sunday after PentecostReverend Shelley McVea observes that almost everybody has experienced the feeling of a broken heart. St. Paul recommends that we read Romans 8 in order to find consolation in
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