Not to be Served, but to Serve
All Souls Board of Trustees President Victor Fidel delivers the sermon for Lay Sunday. In his...
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"Martin and Malcolm" - King and X - had their worldviews shaped by their different backgrounds...
Is cultivating an appreciation of silence the answer to our frenetic world? In this sermon,...
Too often, we speak and act as if our dreams are something we are going to achieve "sometime" -...
The Christmas season is upon us - a time when we can all embody the peace we wish to see in the...
Galen's Homily from Anniversary Sunday, 2014 at All Souls.
Starting with the story of a Mennonite minister going against his denomination's teachings on gay...
Democracy - noisy, parlous, perpetually seems on the verge of crisis, and guaranteed to be...
The terrifying modern day plague of Ebola calls to mind Albert Camus's "The Plague" and his...
In a deeply personal sermon, Galen talks about one of the hardest subjects for a man to talk...
In a culture obsessed with living as long as biologically possible - and when images of plagues...
Galen reflects on his own personal story and the story of biologists Rosemary and Peter Grant -...
Something Quite New and Singular
The sermon title is from a description of wonder by Adam Smith, who viewed wonder as essential...
In the age of climate change, our relationship with the planet that sustains us will require "a...
On the precipice of next weekend's Climate March in New York City, Rev. Gundalch offers...
This past summer brought more than its usual share of dark news of problems across the globe. The...
Rev. David Robb presents a sermon on overcoming loss - and the powerful role that music can play...
Rev. Lissa Anne Gundlach's homily for All Souls' Flower Communion service. Flower Communion is a...
On sex and violence (a teaser to stir almost everyone's interest, which is, of course, part of...
On this beautiful Memorial Day Sunday, Lissa offers a sermon on keeping our memories alive as a...
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