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The Rev'd Hoare suggests that, as we consider our pledge to St. Alban's for 2022, "do it in the spirit of aligning yourself with this is new age of God, as a seeker of abundant life."

The Rev'd Quigley challenges us to ask ourselves "Where, or how, has our own faith, yours, or mine, become hide-bound, self-righteous, unwilling, or resistant to change, clinging to tradition or convention?"

Rev'd Emily reminds us that "life is a gift we dare not waste."

The Rev'd Hoare tells us that being generous is part of the preparation for Holy Communion - part of living into the life we are called to by Jesus Christ.

The Rev'd Quigley helps us to understand Jesus' purpose in the feeding of the 5000.

Rev'd Emily reminds us that "by the grace of God, we do more together than we ever could on our own."

The Rev'd Coakley reminds the family and the congregation of their special responsibility to cooperate with the spirit in guiding the newly baptized on the path to transformation.

The Rev'd Hoare suggests ways that we can live in the world but not of it.

Ruthie shares what it means to her to love our neighbor.

Rev'd Jim is moved by all of the beauty in our liturgy this morning and reminded that God is always with us.

The Rev'd Hoare invites us to contemplate how the church might "find ways to pursue our agenda in the terms of the crowd" to seek new power.

Rev'd Yoimel calls on us to invite Jesus to be among us and to show us how to see beyond the wounds of pain and death and live into new life in Easter.

Rev'd Emily reminds us that "but abundant life, life that banks on the power of love over death and acts accordingly – that can’t be bought."

The Rev'd Hoare invites us all to share in the rebirth of the resurrectiion.

Rev'd Emily tells us that "Through the love and integrity displayed on the cross, we are set free and given hope for a different future..."

The Rev'd Quigley challenges us that by choosing Jesus and accepting his promise of eternal life, we are choosing to live eternally here and now and not just to hold on to that promise until we die.

The Rev'd Hoare reminds us that "looking on Jesus is not enough." We are encouraged to keep lifting our eyes past the cross to the source of abundant life.

Rev'd Yoimel suggests that this Lent is an opportunity for us to begin to deal with the radically-changed world that we have experienced over the past year.

Rev'd Emily reminds us that Jesus is with us in our suffering.