An Episcopal Sermon: Due to technical difficulties, No Podcast this week.
Subject of Sermon: The story of how two disciples were met by a stranger on the road to Emmaus. That evening, as he breaks bread with them, they know the stranger to be Jesus.
Sermon by Kimberly Axtell, Officiant at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose, CA
Today's Gospel Reading: Luke 24:13-35

Here are this week’s episcopal community updates at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose.

“Hope and forgiveness and love are not the idle tales of a gossip. They are the signs of resurrection and new life. They are signs of God. Where you see hope in your life and in the world, there is the Risen Lord, there is God….” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and enjoy the rest of this inspirational quote as well as the poem of the week :)

This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted! Subject of Sermon: The new birth Christians have received through baptism which brings them a living hope through Jesus’ resurrection and an imperishable inheritance.
Sermon by The Reverend John Buenz at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose, CA
Today's Gospel Reading: John 20:19-31

Here are this week’s episcopal community updates at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose.

“After the resurrection a new relationship of intimacy has been made possible. Because of Jesus’ victory over sin and death, through the cross and resurrection, you and I are not just his followers, or his disciples, or even his friends. More than that, we are now his brothers and sisters….” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and enjoy the rest of this inspirational quote as well as the poem of the week :)

This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted!
Subject of Sermon: The discovery of the empty tomb and Jesus’ appearance to Mary Magdalene.
Sermon by The Rev. Canon Martha Korienek at The Episcopal Church in Almaden, San Jose, CA
Today's Gospel Reading: John 20:1-18

We at The Episcopal Church in Almaden wish you all a Happy Easter full of reflection, hope, and the opportunity to give to those in need!
Thank you Bishop Michael Curry for your words of inspiration. Follow this link to view Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s Easter 2023 message!