For the Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson, it doesn’t matter if someone has spent one day, one week or the entire summer at Chautauqua. The
Morning Worship
Today, 25,000 children will die of hunger and preventable diseases,” Miguel De La Torre said. “Tomorrow, 25,000 children will die of hunger and preventable diseases.
Jesus spoke more about money than any other topic — more than the Kingdom of God, more than sexuality,” Miguel A. De La Torre said
Professor and peacher Miguel A. De La Torre delievers his sermon, "Was Jesus a Racist?," in response to the reading of Matthew 15: 21-28 Sunday
De La Torre "I have a confession to make: I was out partying last night and forgot to write the sermon for today,” said Miguel
Professor and peacher Miguel A. De La Torre delievers his sermon, "Was Jesus a Racist?," in response to the reading of Matthew 15: 21-28 Sunday
Professor and peacher Miguel A. De La Torre delievers his sermon, "Was Jesus a Racist?," in response to the reading of Matthew 15: 21-28 Sunday
Mary Luti delivers the word during the Sunday Morning Worship service on Aug 11, 2019 with her sermon titled, "The Power of Tenderness: Rejoice with
The Rev. Mary Luti shares some of her personal struggles and moments along her journey to faith, during the Vespers service on Sunday, August 11,
Mary Luti delivers the word during the Sunday Morning Worship service on Aug 11, 2019 with her sermon titled, "The Power of Tenderness: Rejoice with
Mary Luti delivers the word during the Sunday Morning Worship service on Aug 11, 2019 with her sermon titled, "The Power of Tenderness: Rejoice with
Mary Luti delivers the word during the Sunday Morning Worship service on Aug 11, 2019 with her sermon titled, "The Power of Tenderness: Rejoice with
Mary Luti delivers the word during the Sunday Morning Worship service on Aug 11, 2019 with her sermon titled, "The Power of Tenderness: Rejoice with
Luti In her blog, “Sicut Locutus Est,” Mary Luti wrote that she was tired of moralizing sermons that exhort her to do something. “Sometimes I
Week 7 Chaplin Barbara Kay Lundblad gives the morning sermon Sunday, August 4, 2019 in the Amphitheater. VISHAKHA GUPTA/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER “How many of you received
Lundblad "Mary Magdalene came to the tomb while it was still dark because the Light that had come into the world had gone out,” said