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St. Mark hosts St. Mark's New Canaan, a religion show with 393 episodes published.
The Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost What happens when faith refuses to accept the limits we’ve inherited? In Matthew 15, a Canaanite woman challenges ancient divisions, refuses to take no for an answer, and becomes an une
The Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost What keeps us in the boat, even when we know something needs to change? In the story of Jesus walking on water, Peter does something extraordinary: he steps out. This sermon explores f
The Tenth Sunday after Pentecost What does it mean to leave home, and can we carry a sense of home with us wherever the journey leads? On his final Sunday as Associate Rector of St. Mark’s, Fr. John reflects on the place
The Ninth Sunday after Pentecost Where do you expect to find God at work? Rev. Elizabeth explores a set of surprising parables and reveals how these familiar stories challenge our assumptions about power, belonging, and
The Eighth Sunday after Pentecost Baptism is often seen as a beautiful family tradition. But it's far more than that. Fr. John explores Jesus' challenging parable of the wheat and the weeds to reveal baptism as a lifelon
The Seventh Sunday after Pentecost What if the clearest evidence of God's presence isn't found in one dramatic miracle, but in a lifetime of ordinary moments? Celebrating nearly sixty years since his ordination, Fr. John
The Fifth Sunday after Pentecost Freedom is one of America's defining ideals. But what if the deepest freedom can't be found in unlimited choices? Fr. John explores St. Paul's surprising vision of freedom, the example of
The Fourth Sunday after Pentecost What does Jesus mean when he says we must love him more than our own families? In this Father's Day sermon, Fr. Peter reflects on parenthood, divine love, and one of Jesus' most difficul
The Third Sunday after Pentecost (Youth Sunday) What shapes a person's faith? On Youth Sunday, graduating senior Chloe Perkins reflects on growing up at St. Mark's, navigating the pressures of achievement, discovering fa
The Second Sunday after Pentecost Why do Christians sometimes look so little like Christ? Fr. John explores Christianity's "alignment problem": the gap between the teachings of Christ and the behavior of his followers. W
The First Sunday after Pentecost: Trinity Sunday The Trinity has confused Christians for centuries. But what if we're asking the wrong question? This Sunday, Rev. Elizabeth explores how the Trinity began not as a doctrin
The Feast of Pentecost “Let anyone who is thirsty come to me and drink.” On Pentecost, Fr. Peter explores spiritual thirst, the flow of the Holy Spirit, and the living water Christ offers in a restless world. From ancien
The Seventh Sunday of Easter What if eternal life is not just something waiting for us after death… but something we can awaken to right now? This week’s sermon explores Jesus’ radical definition of eternal life in John
What if the Christian life could be distilled down to five simple truths? In this joyful and deeply grounding sermon for Confirmation, Bishop Laura Ahrens offers “five things you need to know to get your day going” — rem
The Sixth Sunday of Easter What if love isn’t just something we feel, but something that shapes an entire community? On Mother’s Day, Fr. John explores Jesus’ command to “love one another,” the culture of grace created t
The Fifth Sunday of Easter What do you say when it’s the last conversation you’ll ever have with someone you love? In this deeply personal and tender reflection, Fr. Peter invites us into a sacred space—the kind where wo
The Fourth Sunday of Easter What if abundant life is found not in getting ahead, but in helping someone else rise? On St. Mark’s feast day, we hear Jesus call himself the Good Shepherd, not the kind who uses others, but
The Third Sunday of Easter What if resurrection is not only something to believe, but a new way to see? Explore how Christ meets us in ordinary things and awakens us to the sacred web of creation. Fr. John gives offers a
The Second Sunday of Easter What does it really mean to be alive? On a baptism Sunday, Fr. Peter explores the staggering gift of existence itself, the difference between merely existing and truly living, and the divine l
Easter Day What if Easter isn’t just about finding Jesus…but about being found? In this imaginative and deeply moving sermon, Fr. Peter reframes the resurrection story as a kind of “Where’s Waldo” search—except the real
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