Letter from the Rector – July 30, 2026
Dear Good People of St. Paul’s, In this week’s gospel, Jesus is grieving the murder of his cousin, John the Baptist by Herod. We might imagine he was grieving and […]
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Letter from the Rector – July 24, 2026
Dear Good People of St. Paul’s, Do you ever feel like you don’t know how to pray? Do you pray for a certain outcome – how do you know for […]
Letter from the Rector – July 17, 2026
Dear Good People of St. Paul’s, It’s always tempting when life is hard to go back to a time when we remember it was easier. Sometimes, what we remember actually […]
Letter from the Rector – July 10, 2026
Dear Good People of St. Paul’s, After the exodus from Egypt, the people of God followed God through the physical manifestation of a pillar of cloud by day and a […]
Letter from the Rector – July 3, 2026
Dear Good People of St. Paul’s, This week I have been the chaplain for the Leader-in-Training (LIT) program at Waycross, our diocesan camp. I have heard other campers running and […]
Letter from the Rector – June 26, 2026
Dear Good People of St. Paul’s, Welcome. On hot, humid days, days before bottled water was ubiquitous, one of the seven kids in my family of origin would run inside […]
Letter from the Rector – December 7, 2025
Dear Friends of St. Paul’s, A surprising image from this week’s passage in Isaiah – a new green plant, a shoot, coming from something that is supposed to be dead, […]
Letter from the Rector – November 2, 2025
Dear Friends of St. Paul’s, This Sunday we celebrate one of the Episcopal Church’s high holy days: All Saints’ Day and the day after, All Soul’s Day. All Saints’ Day […]
Letter from the Rector – October 26, 2025
Dear Friends of St. Paul’s, The song echoed through camp as the campers lined up for Eucharist, each one receiving, then joining hands in a circle around the altar. Humble […]
Letter from the Rector – October 19, 2025
Dear Friends of St. Paul’s, Deacon Sue and I spent the past few days with about twenty other clergy from the Dioceses of Northern Indiana and Indianapolis—staring, for hours on […]