Weekly Reflections

Spiritual reflections from the clergy

On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

Last week I visited Incarnation Camp in Ivoryton, Connecticut. Founded by our church in 1886, Incarnation Camp is the oldest co-ed summer camp in the United States. I was there to speak to the camp counselors and other staff as part of their orientation week...

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On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

Today marks the first of nine days between Ascension Day and the Day of Pentecost. After Jesus ascended into heaven, the disciples gathered in the Upper Room and devoted themselves to prayer for nine days before the Holy Spirit came upon them. These nine...

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On the mind of Seminarian Romy John Abraham

I see May is a month filled with celebration and recognition, honoring not only the contributions of workers and labor movements but also the invaluable roles played by mothers, healthcare workers, and graduates. It’s a time to reflect on the profound impact...

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On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

This past Tuesday, I travelled to Albany to lobby for the Sex Trade Survivors Justice and Equality Act (STSJA) — state legislation aimed at shrinking the market for prostitution by stopping the arrest of those exploited in the sex trade, while continuing to...

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On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

This morning, I had my daily devotional time, which normally runs 30 minutes to an hour. I usually start by reading Scripture or religious poetry, then use a prayer or meditation app on my phone, and close by sitting in silence to listen for God. During...

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