A few weeks ago, a friend gave me a book called “Things to Look Forward To: 52 Large and Small Joys for Today and Everyday” by Sophie...

The news is a lot right now. But there's more to life than either/or polarization. Learn about the via media and how we can practice it.

God's language is universal & transcendent, uniting us. Learn how the Holy Spirit has been transforming us since the first Pentecost.

Community connects you to people that inspire you and call forth some part of you, help you to see and know yourself in a new way.

As the Holy Spirit moves, we change our hearts, minds and words. Learn about the history of the Lord's Prayer and its praying at St. B.

We believe that every human being is made in the image of God. Learn more about how we are called to become Beloved Community.

Resurrection is only possible when we let go of what we know & allow something new to emerge. Read more about Easter in Rev. Jane's sermon.

I grew up going to Children’s Chapel. Each Sunday I remember following the cross into the chapel of our church with all the other...

Time can drag on, or seem in short supply. In this sermon, Rev. Jane offers a different way to view time, through the cycles of God's Clock.

Good news! The Cincinnati Bengals are in the Super Bowl. In this sermon, Rev. Jane invites us to become good news ourselves.

Having one of those weeks? Take a pause and reset with this beloved sermon Rev. Jane preached during Advent in December 2021.

A part of church history is the custom of blessing homes at the New Year or in the Epiphany Season. Learn how you can bless your own home.

As we postpone the Celebration of New Ministry planned for Jan. 6, we reflect on the experience of God's time versus chronological time.

As we enter the season of Advent, we hear about the hope that God’s people had for a Messiah, one who would make all things new. The...

Summer is finally almost here. I love summer! The Midwest June moving into July heralds the lush green of the region, the trilling...

When I became a Christian and an Episcopalian at age 27, I really wanted to be a part of the church. The obvious place to start was the...

A funny thing happened at church last week. During the Sunday worship service, John Nolan presented a “Ministry Moment” on St. Barnabas’s...

I read today that the temperature at Furnace Creek in Death Valley this week will be 117 degrees. That’s funny. When I was there two...

Have you ever wondered: Why is the sky dark at night? Why is water wet? Why do cats always land on their feet while buttered toast always...

The Prayer Book Catechism names these as “the ministers of the church.” You know about lay persons, bishops, and priests. But all of a...