Father Lee gets the latest information from the Children and picks up on the theme of his sermon last week and has the kids put away the special word we don’t use during Lent. He goes on to speak about the season of Lent, relating the significance of the ashes...
Father Lee asks us to be intentional in this Lenten Season about how we take the opportunity to examine our own lives to see how well we are doing in our commitment to Jesus. He advises us to take these 40 days to love God better and each other well....
Saint Martin’s Sunday Sermon: Last Sunday after the Epiphany Father Lee on the end of the Season of Epiphany and the transfiguration of Jesus. After the transfiguration the gospels switch to a focus on Jesus’s ministry on the way to his destiny in Jerusalem. He asks us to think about...
Saint Martin’s Children’s Service: Last Sunday after the Epiphany Father Lee gets the latest news from the children and talks about some of the changes to expect during the upcoming season of Lent. He wants the children to understand the the Lent is a time to think about what Easter...
Father Lee reflect on the life of Josephine Margaret Bakhita an enslaved woman from Sudan who provides hope for people who endure great suffering. She came to know God and develop a deep Christian faith, that provided comfort and sustained her through the trials of her incredible life. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Josephine_Bakhita
Rev Dr Sandra Levy Mix on the importance of the healing strength of God in our lives today, it is not a temporary cure so much as a permanent message of grace.
Father Lee on William Law the Archbishop of Canterbury who worked to standardize the worship of the Episcopal Church.
Father Lee on, what does it mean to be a Saint in the world today and how do we live that saintly life? Ultimately, a Saint reflects the love of God and reaches out with courage to others in need. Acting not to see the benefits of what we do,...
Father Lee gets the latest news from the children of the Parish and shares some thoughts on the Hymn “I Sing a Song of the Saints of God” written by Lesbia Scott in 1929, that we sing as the children enter for the Children’s Sermon in Pentecost. He asks...
