News at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose
An Episcopal Sermon: October 8, 2023
This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted! Subject of Sermon: The story of the wicked and disloyal tenants who are cast out of the vineyard
Sermon By: The Reverend Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden
Today's Gospel Reading: Matthew 21:33-46
Community Updates (10/5/23)
Here are this week’s episcopal community updates at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose.
Weekly Inspiration (10/5/23)
“Jesus in the gospels is so unsettling, so disturbing, so threatening, because he constantly challenges those he meets to make a choice….” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and find some inspiration in the rest of this quote or in the hymn of the week :)
An Episcopal Sermon: October 1, 2023
This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted!
Subject of Sermon: In a response to a question about authority, Jesus tells a parable of two sons who obeyed their father differently, and he indicates that it is the same with those who are apparently obedient and disobedient in this age.
Sermon By: The Reverend Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden
Today's Gospel Reading: Matthew 21:23-32
Community Updates (9/28/23)
Here are this week’s episcopal community updates at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose.
Weekly Inspiration (9/28/23)
“…O love of God, how rich and pure! How measureless and strong! It shall forevermore endure— the saints’ and angels’ song….” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and find some inspiration in the rest of this hymn or in the quote of the week :)
An Episcopal Sermon: September 24, 2023
This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted!
Subject of Sermon: The story of the laborers in the vineyard, who are all paid the same wage despite their different hours of work.
Sermon By: The Reverend Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden
Today’s Gospel Reading: Matthew 20:1-16
Weekly Inspiration (9/21/23)
“Silence is a frightening thing. Silences leaves us at the mercy of the noise within us…Silence demands answers. Silence invites us to depth. Silence heals what hoarding and running will not touch….” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and find some inspiration in the rest of this quote or in the poem of the week :)