All Saints’ Park Slope

Do not remain silent in this new chapter of American history.

The Gospel promises a baptism by fire. It seems our baptismal date has arrived.

All children are beloved of God—and worthy of our love too. 

Christmas can feel a bit anticlimactic once the day comes and goes. God has come to us; God is with us. 
But, ultimately, it's an invitation into living a life always and everywhere expecting God to come into our lives and in the world.

Light can feel like it's in short supply these days. Light, however, cannot be held or possessed, and it cannot be overcome. Light shines and will continue to shine; we are to receive it. 

Christmas is a beautiful dream--and dreams are what we need right now.

It just may be that the wilderness is where God needs a voice crying out most.

Our guest preacher this week is the Rev. Canon Claire Woodley, Canon for Congregational Support for the Diocese of Long Island.

We are citizens of two kingdoms: one here and one above.

Destructive things are happening in the world, as they always have been.  More than signs of an end, they are signs of our need for God's love. And, in the midst of it all, Jesus calls us to be love.