"Seventy Thousand Miles of Grace" What began as a simple act became a journey we never planned. An unexpected prize from a golf tournament led to a thought— give it away. So my wife Changwha and I donated to a small elementary school in Readsboro, Vermont,...
As you may have read in our mission statement, Incarnation prides itself on providing a “warm and open Christian welcome in the heart of New York City.” We do this in big and small ways: from creativity in worship, to the ministries of our Usher Corps and...
A few weeks ago, I officiated the wedding of parishioners Oseloka (Bobby) and Chika Chira. Chika is somewhat new to our congregation, but many of you know Bobby as a member of the Vestry and head of the Usher Corps. Both Bobby and Chika grew up in religious...
“Christianity in today’s America: How it shapes us and we shape it…” The ever-changing state of religion in America has always intrigued me. Nevertheless, I never expected to find a comprehensive article covering the topic in a New Yorker book review!...
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...