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Celebrate Christmas with Saint Thomas'
Celebrate Christmas with Saint Thomas' Episcopal Church: Christmas Eve 3:00 pm | 5:00 pm | 10:00 pm Christmas Day 10:00 am
Celebrate Christmas with Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church. Christmas Eve3:00 pm | 5:00 pm | 10:00 pmChristmas Day10:00 am
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Sin & Grace (Reformation Sunday) - David Browder
Sin & Grace (Reformation Sunday) – David Browder
Sermon for Reformation Sunday (the Twenty Second Sunday) after Trinity by David Browder preached on October 31, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon references Romans Chapters 1-3 (also Romans 4:5)
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The Redeemer Speaks - David Browder
The Redeemer Speaks – David Browder
Sermon for the Twenty First Sunday after Trinity by David Browder preached on October 24, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from Isaiah 59:14-21.
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"Many are called, but few are chosen" - Geoff Simpson
“Many are called, but few are chosen” – Geoff Simpson
Sermon for the Twentieth Sunday after Trinity by Geoff Simpson preached on October 17, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from Matthew 22:1-14.
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Christ Unmediated
Sermon for the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity by David Browder preached on October 10, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from John 5:1-16.
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The Music of Doomsday
The Music of Doomsday: Bringing to a close the Christian Year.
This week we bring to a close the Christian year, Advent being the beginning of the new cycle. The Sunday before Advent is celebrated in modern lectionaries as “Christ the King,” which is a fitting commemoration to the end of a cycle; but the older observance, still known in parts of the Anglican Communion as “Stir-up Sunday” for the first words of its proper collect, retains an urgency and…
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Update from Uganda
Update from Uganda: A report from our missionaries at the Rafiki Village in Uganda
Despite primary and secondary schools remaining closed in Uganda until January, we have been incredibly busy. Teacher’s College Students Colleges and universities are allowed to reopen for in-person instruction in November, but Michelle discovered a loophole in the regulations that allowed our teachers college students to return to campus this month. Our current cohort had only about two months…
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The Right Kind of Rhetoric - David Browder
The Right Kind of Rhetoric – David Browder
Sermon for the Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity by David Browder preached on October 3, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from I Corinthians 1:4-9 (also I Corinthians 1:26-31 and I Corinthians 13:4-9)
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Lostness & Recognition - Geoff Simpson
Lostness & Recognition – Geoff Simpson
Sermon for the Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity by Geoff Simpson preached on September 26, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from 2 Timothy 2:19-26 and Mark 10:35-45.
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Music Notes and Choral Evensong
Music Notes and Choral Evensong: We will have our first service of choral evensong since 2019! At this service, we will admit our first young choristers as full members of the choir.
With morning and evening choral services this Sunday, there is a lot to look forward to! In the morning, we will have parishioner Pedro Funes-Whittington and Leonardo Lima playing viols during the service. Viols are fretted bowed string instruments; they appear similar in shape to violins and cellos, but have frets like guitars and lutes, and a distinctive and beautiful sound. Much choral music…
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The point of this scary story (Lazarus) - David Browder
The point of this scary story (Lazarus) – David Browder
Sermon for the Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity by David Browder preached on September 19, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from John 11:21-44.
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Music Notes for Trinity 15
Music Notes for Trinity 15: some background on one of the ubiquitous parts of our services, the singing of the Old Hundredth doxology, “Praise God from whom all blessings flow.”
by Bryan Anderson This week I thought I’d share some background on one of the ubiquitous parts of our services, the singing of the Old Hundredth doxology, “Praise God from whom all blessings flow,” etc. Sometimes people in the Episcopal tradition are surprised to realize that there is no Prayer Book rubric for a doxology after the offertory! It is a tradition that came to exist in very many…
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Faith and Faithfulness - David Browder
Faith and Faithfulness – David Browder
Sermon for the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity by David Browder preached on September 12, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from Deuteronomy 7:6-13 (also reference to Galatians 2:16 and Galatians 2:20)
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Music Notes: Remembering 9/11
Music Notes: Remembering 9/11. One of the civilians killed in the World Trade Center that day was the 37-year-old Robert Eaton, who among many other things was a former chorister of St. Paul’s Cathedral in London.
This Sunday will be the second appearance of our young choristers in services. They have been working hard on Thomas Tallis’ “Purge Me, O Lord,” and all the service music that accompanies Morning Prayer. I wanted to take the opportunity to share with all of you a story that relates not only to young singers, but to the anniversary that will be marked this weekend of 20 years since the 9/11…
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A Report from Uganda
A Report from Uganda: STE's missionaries report on their work in classical Christian education with the Rafiki Foundation.
Rafiki resident students discussing Christian classical education with the chairman of the Ssala local council during a meeting with partners, stakeholders, and government officials. We’ve been here at the Rafiki Village Uganda for two months now – and we’ve been busy. We thank God for calling us here and we thank you back at our church home for generously partnering with us in this mission…
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Music Notes: Bach, Numbers, and the Decalogue
Music Notes: Bach, Numbers, and the Decalogue
As we typically do on the first Sunday of the month, this week we will hear the Decalogue, or Ten Commandments, at the beginning of our service. This time I decided to pair a work with it as an opening voluntary that is based on the traditional Lutheran sung version of the Decalogue, the chorale “Dies sind die heil’gen zehn Gebot,” in a setting by J.S. Bach. It is a fascinating puzzle box of a…
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The Locus of Our Identity - David Browder
The Locus of Our Identity – David Browder
Sermon for the Twelfth Sunday after Trinity by David Browder preached on August 22, 2021 at Saint Thomas’ Episcopal Church, Houston, Texas. The text for the sermon comes from Philippian 2:12-18
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