This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted!
Subject of Sermon: Jesus returns to his hometown and finds suspicion and lack of faith.
Sermon By: The Rev. Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden.
Today's Gospel Reading: Mark 6:1-13

“Jesus has given us everything, even his own life, and he has given it purely and freely…. He comes as a servant, loving and gentle, and embraces a way of humble service, giving himself wholeheartedly for the world that God so loves. In all things, Jesus is our model.” Come Join us on our community website and find some inspiration this week.

This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted!
Subject of Sermon: The healings of a woman with hemorrhages and of the daughter of Jairus, an official of the local synagogue.
Sermon By: The Rev. Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden.
Today's Gospel Reading: Mark 5:21-43

“Treating creation as 'it', an object, we often try to control it for our own use or disregard. Treating creation as 'thou', personally, gives honor and opens us for encounter, even affection. God’s mission is to restore and renew all of creation in a loving embrace. Jesus intercedes and invites our participation.” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and find some inspiration this week.

This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted! Subject of Sermon: The story of Jesus’ stilling of the storm.
Sermon By: The Rev. Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden.
Today's Gospel Reading: Mark 4:35-41

“The healing and wholeness of God is spacious – as spacious as the Resurrection, the opening of every door, the rolling away of every stone. But I don’t think that means salvation is a “one size fits all” process. It is exact and intimate to the measure of each life. There is a narrow door – a specific, particular, and personal door – for each disciple who tries to enter.” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and find some inspiration this week.

This week’s ‘An Episcopal Sermon’ Podcast has been posted! Subject of Sermon: Jesus tells the parables of the seed growing secretly and of the mustard seed in order to suggest what the kingdom of God is like.
Sermon By: The Rev. Stacey Grossman at The Episcopal Church in Almaden.
Today's Gospel Reading: Mark 4:26-34

“The hand is an extension of the brain. You want to pick up the glass, and the nerve impulse travels faster than thought, and your hand just does it…You are a hand of God, an extension of God's will. What God desires travels by the Holy Spirit faster than thought and you do it. But it doesn't always work as intended…” Come Join us on our episcopal community website and find some inspiration this week.