Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Music, Lent, Adult Formation
St. John's
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and ...

Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording from the Parish Choir, information and an invitation to participate in St. John’s Sunday evening Lenten group, the latest video from our Youth program celebrating the Light in our Lives, an invitation to Outside the Box this Sunday, information on all Lenten programming, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Music, Lent, Adult Formation
St. John's
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and ...

Featuring our guest preacher The Rev. Heidi Carrington Heath’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording from the Parish Choir, information and invitation to participate in St. John’s services for Ash Wednesday, our full menu of Lenten offerings here at St. John’s, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Music
St. John's
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and ...

Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording from the Parish Choir, information and invitation to participate in St. John’s services for Ash Wednesday, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Music, Adult Formation
St. John's
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon, Music, ...

Featuring Anne’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording from the Parish Choir, a poem from Anne’s sermon, information about BHTNH 2026 Tea Talks featuring Bishop Michael Curry, previewing our next installment of Voices of Faith, a survey for the ECNH Bishop Search, a wrap on our Annual Meeting, as well as links to all our content!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon, Music, and More!
Daily Reflection, Chapel St. Chronicle, Homepage Feature, Episcopal NH, Music, Adult Formation
St. John's
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and ...

Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a new recording from the Parish Choir, The Rev. Richard E. Greenleaf’s blessing from Sunday’s Rite 2 service, and an invitation to attend the BHTNH Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks featuring Bishop Curry, plus links to several of our content clearinghouses for all your SJC content needs!

The Chapel St. Chronicle: Sunday Sermon and more!
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Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

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Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

“Come, My Way, My Truth, My Life,” Harold Friedell. Performed by the Parish Choir under the direction of Jennifer McPherson Mulhern, Director of Music, on Sunday, October 1, 2023. Featured Offertory Anthem at the 10:00am service of Holy Eucharist Rite II on Sunday, October 1, 2023.

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Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

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Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

“Set Me as a Seal,” René Clausen. This special performance by the Parish Choir was recorded on Kickoff Sunday, September 10, 2023, and we are so proud to feature our guest conductor and organist, former Music Director, Dr. Abbey Hallberg Siegfried.

Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

What does a thing look like from where you are standing, or even, what is your relationship to the thing that is being viewed?

Or, how does our perspective shift when it is altered by time, or memory?

From where is our perspective coming? Are we viewing things from our own perspective, or by using the perspective of God?

Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ

This Gospel passage from Matthew 9:9-13 invites us to remember that, no matter how our sense of self may, or may not fit into the image of what it "should" be, we are all called. And, there is something so remarkable about these figures from our faith in that when they were called, they said "yes." They heard the call, and said "yes."