Palm Sunday, 2020 (Gardens: A Journey Through Holy Week)
Worship, prayer, and liturgy from The Parish for Palm Sunday, April 5, 2020.
Imaginative Reading: Jesus & Lazarus (from John 11)
Join Keely and David Darnell for this imaginative reflection on John 11. This spacious reflection leads us through the story of the death, healing, and resurrection of Lazarus, and the grief and loss carried by those who loved him.
The Parish Gathering – March 29, 2020
Worship, prayer, and liturgy from The Parish for Sunday, March 29, 2020.
“Fear is a Liar”… is a lie?
In this episode, we reflect on fear. In the midst of so much unknown, fear is simply a reality for all of us in our own ways. How can we navigate our anxieties, stressors, worries, anger and irritability in a way that is spiritually formative and emotionally honest?
The Parish Gathering – March 22, 2020
Worship, prayer, and liturgy from The Parish for Sunday, March 22, 2020.
A Liturgy For Those Flooded By Too Much Information
Spoken by Keely Darnell, music by David Darnell, liturgy by Douglas McKelvey. This prayer comes from Every Moment Holy: New Liturgies for Daily Life. If you don't yet have a copy of this beautiful book, we highly recommend it.
Engaging this Season Through Heart, Mind, and Body
Throughout this season, we'll be releasing special mini-episodes of the podcast to guide our response to the Coronavirus pandemic. Flowing out of our church's Rule of Life, we'll engage this season with reflections on following Christ with our heart, mind, and body.
Ways to Serve & Give
How can I serve a neighbor I can't be present with? To guide our community's response of Christlike servant-heartedness and cruciform love, we are compiling resources here.
The Parish Gathering – March 15, 2020
Worship, liturgy, family ministry and resources for Sunday, March 15th 2020.
Temptations of the Wilderness: From Fear to Belovedness
Immediately following the affirmation his identity as the Beloved of God, Jesus was driven into the wilderness to endure a season of dryness, testing, and trial. As we embrace our identity as the Blessed, Broken, and Given children of God, what can we learn from Jesus' temptations in the desert? Here we come to a crossroads: will we choose the way of Blessing, or the way of Scarcity?
