Sermons from St. John's Episcopal Church

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Jan 27, 2019 |

Anomie in the Body

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Anomie in the Body

Jan 20, 2019 |

Laughing Christ Saves the Party

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Jan 13, 2019 |

Do not fear. You are mine. I love you.

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Jan 06, 2019 |

Life Changing Epiphany

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Dec 30, 2018 |

KFC Firelogs and The Word Made Flesh

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Dec 24, 2018 |

Christmas Suprise

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Dec 23, 2018 |

Good News! But for Who?

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Nov 25, 2018 |

The Limitations of Language

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Nov 22, 2018 |

Gratitude, the Beginning of Hope

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Nov 11, 2018 |

Mike Mulligan and Stewarship

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Nov 04, 2018 |

All Saints: The Man of La Mancha

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Oct 21, 2018 |

Follow, Lead, Serve

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Oct 14, 2018 |

Looking at him, he loved him.

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Sep 30, 2018 |

Tough Week

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Sep 23, 2018 |

The Source of Our Ambition

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Sep 16, 2018 |

Not many of you should become teachers

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Sep 09, 2018 |

Be Open!

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Sep 02, 2018 |

Religion Pure and True

| The Rev. Jesse W. Lebus

Aug 31, 2018 |

Michael Samuel Gilmor

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

Aug 26, 2018 |

Come Alive

| The Rev. Gideon L. K. Pollach

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St. John's Episcopal Church was the first religious institution to be established in Cold Spring Harbor. The first Episcopalian services were held in the little 18th century school house just above the site of the present church. The very first Vestry minutes, written in fine script on September 4, 1831, lists the founders who pledged $2,000 to build a new church.