Weekly Reflections

Spiritual reflections from the clergy

On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

My Great Aunt Ruth was known in our family for many things — her hospitality, her homemade biscuits, her prayers before meals (which often included singing the doxology), just to name a few. But what we most remember is her frequent refrain, “Be still.” It...

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On the mind of the Rev. Adrian Dannhauser

I recently returned from a trip to Nashville, Tennessee, where I had the opportunity to offer my ministry of blessing and praying for people on the street. I set up shop downtown, right outside Christ Church Cathedral in the shade of a magnolia tree. As I...

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

I'll never forget last Tuesday night. Surrounded by two thousand friends I never knew I had—though, as we sat there, we somehow all knew our bonds went back to time immemorial—I took in one of the final performances of the longest running show in the history...

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

So, with Easter Sunday now behind us, and with Pentecost not yet upon us, we are in a part of the Christian story that doesn't often get much attention. We are in the awkward space following the resurrection, before the giving of the Holy Spirit, when there...

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On the mind of Dr. Thomas M. Reefer, Interim Music Director

I had been a chorister as a kid and – with my “salad boy soprano days” in retrospect – began to engage in the Episcopal Church beyond the $1.50 weekly pay I received for warbling. I struck out on my own one Sunday morning in Kansas City, Missouri for an...

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