Read Emily’s latest sermon, “The Necessary Ingredients for the Oppression of a People,” on her blog, Sit and Eat. The text is Psalm 13.
Read Emily’s most recent sermon, “The Architecture of Death and the Shooting of Michael Brown,” on her blog, Sit and Eat. St. Lydia’s will be walking in vigil around our neighborhood each Sunday night after Dinner Church at 9:00 pm, 304 Bond Street. All are invited to join us as we remember Michael Brown and […]
Read Emily’s latest sermon, “Carry Your Hearts to the Fields” on her blog, Sit and Eat. This one’s good for dark winter days.
Read Emily’s latest sermon, “On Longing,” on her blog, Sit and Eat. The text is Psalm 42.
Emily’s latest sermon, In the Presence of My Enemies, is up on her blog. The text is the much loved, much recited Psalm 23.
Juliana Mecera is a congregant at St. Lydia’s and a graduate of St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary and Union Theological Seminary. She shared this sermon on Psalm 104 with us at dinner church on July 17. Psalm 104 begins the evening service—or Vespers—in the church I was raised in. So, I grew up hearing this […]
Jennifer Goodnow is a congregant at St. Lydia’s. She shared this sermon on Psalm 19 with us at dinner church on July 10. I keep a copy of the Episcopal Book of Common Prayer by my bedside. Over the years I’ve marked it with post-it notes so I can easily find my favorite prayers and […]
Read Emily’s latest sermon, “Betwixt and Between,” on her blog, Sit and Eat.
This Summer, St. Lydia’s is welcoming guest preachers to share the Word with us. Reverend Maxwell Grant from Community Church of the Pelhams, UCC in Pelham, NY joined us last Sunday, June 26, and shared this sermon on Psalm 8. Part of what I find so wonderful about Psalm 8 is its profound celebration of […]