St. Anselm's Episcopal Church

Listen to Rev Will's homily for John 20

Celebrate the resurrection of the Lord with this sermon by Rev. Will

Celebrate the resurrection of the Lord with this sermon by Reverend Will Scott for Holy Easter Sunday.

Listen to Reverend Stephen Siptroth's first sermon at St. Anselm's Episcopal Church as our new rector!

Reverend Koshy sermon explores the ministry of the Apostle Thomas and the meaning of the last chapter of the Book of John.

Enjoy Reverend Kathy's final sermon at St. Anselm's, where she explores the symbolism of eggs around the world and at Easter.

Sermon by guest Reverend Phil Roundtree. 

Guest sermon by Reverend Phil Roundtree. 

Jesus asks us to go beyond the letter of the law. 

How can we be Salt of the Earth? 

What barriers do we face? 

Reverend Roundtree offers reflections on Dr. Martin Luther King, and a sermon on Isaiah and John the Baptist's brave ministries.   

How do we solve the puzzle of Christ our Lord? 

How is the birth of our Lord like a gift card? It is up to us, the recipient of the gift, to decide.

As we search for what we are looking for, how does doubt figure in? 

In the dark time of the year, can we see the light? 

The delicate dance of light and time that allows us to re-experience the moments that mark our faith calendar.  

How can we follow Jesus' example of only looking to God to control our lives? 

Reverend Roundtree examines Jesus' dire warnings as recorded in Luke. 

The Son of Man as an everyman, and in every man. 

Prejudice and how it blinds us from seeing the goodness in others, from Luke's gospel 

Encounters with God and our prayer life are the subjects of this thoughtful sermon

How do we say thanks?

The Feast of St. Francis and the Blessings of the Animals. 

Luke Chapter 16 and the Lord's discussion of money and wealth gives us food for thought on what we value. 

Guest sermon by Reverend Roundtree examines the question of how to choose to live into Christ. 

How ambition blinds us to caring for our fellow man, as told by the Book of Sirach and by Dr. Seuss  

On this 11th Sunday of Pentacost, we consider what it means to feel the weight of the world on your shoulders.

Fire, heat, and other crucibles that test us

Kathy Trapani's sermon

Are you like Sarah Winchester, building stairwells to no where?

Guest sermon from Phil Roundtree about the power of prayer.

What force attracts us to God?

Can the explosive chemistry of Christianity rival fireworks?

We are all on a relay of life. How will your hand-off go?

Jesus casting out demons and how we can cast out own demons. 

Solving difficult problems is a path to strengthening our relationship with God

Jesus was always asking the right questions

Lessons from Noah's Arc for the present day.

Interim Rector Kathy Trapani asks us if we have "heard this one before". 

Phil Rountree delivers a guest homily

Guest Rector Phil Rountree

In the celebration of Easter, we look towards what is indestructible in life, including surprising things like marshmallow peeps. 

Was the spontaneous praise of Jesus on Palm Sunday like a flashmob that quickly dissipates? 

The smell of selfless love is the theme of this sermon. 

What is in a title? 

Interim Rector Kathy Trepani explores why bad things happen to good people. 

How God makes good on his promises

Interim Rector Kathy Trapani asks, "How easily are we lured by a counterfeit Kingdom of God"? 

Our human attraction to all that sparkles, and the meaning of the transfiguration of Christ.