Weekly Reflections

Spiritual reflections from the clergy

On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

This Sunday we celebrate the Feast Day of Martin Luther King, Jr. We’ll use the readings and collect appointed for his day and enjoy music in the gospel tradition. The liturgical color will be red for martyrdom. This is something new for Incarnation but not...

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On the mind of the Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Jung-Chul Lee

On Sunday, my son Malachi will be baptized at my "other" parish (St. Mark's Church-in-the-Bowery). Born three months before the pandemic, and after some transitions in our family, it has been a long time coming. I could not be more excited. This Sunday is...

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On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

This past Tuesday, I went to a worship service at a nearby Episcopal seminary. It was the culmination of a program called “Queer Advent — Anticipating Joy.” Exquisite musical meditations with harp and cello were interspersed with biblical and non-biblical...

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On the mind of the Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Jung-Chul Lee

While imprisoned at Flossenbürg concentration camp for his role in an attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler, theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote these words while reflecting in his journal on the season of Advent: “A prison cell like this is a good analogy...

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On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Last Sunday, I gave the congregation a small window into what happens in the "back of house." That's what I call the area just beyond the door next to the pulpit, from where the choir, clergy and altar party emerge each...

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