The Rev. Greg Morgan offers one in a series of articles on contemporary trends in America for people of faith. Survivalism: The American Passion du Jour I readily admit to being one of those people who would perish in a world that didn’t contain the New...
Weekly Reflections
Spiritual reflections from the clergy
On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser
Dear Incarnation Family and Friends, Earlier this week, I learned that my uncle suffered a major stroke. It was a shock to our family, as most strokes are, and the next morning I showed up to Incarnation’s virtual Tuesday Morning Prayer service with red eyes...
On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser
Last week, I visited Incarnation’s sister parish in London, St. Vedast-alias-Foster. The Rector, the Rev. Paul Kennedy, was kind enough to make a large “Ask me for a blessing” sign. This meant I could give my ministry of offering blessings on the sidewalk a...
On the mind of Archdeacon Denise LaVetty
There’s so much discomfort out there lately, much confusion, a great deal of fear. But mostly, I’m feeling and seeing that there’s more anger than we’re used to dealing with. And more than ever before, people are voicing and venting their anger. There’s...
On the mind of the Rev. J. Gregory Morgan
The Rev. Greg Morgan offers one in a series of articles on contemporary trends in America for people of faith. MOVING ON: The Decline of Geographic Mobility in America and Its Costs Over the course of my lifetime, I have moved no fewer than 12 times and...