Rector's Ramblings

Church decline continues, but this reflection highlights hope, mission, and the lasting relevance of faith beyond the numbers.

After twelve years, the Rectory is getting a much-needed refresh—inside and out—and it's already feeling like new life.

Today is another anniversary. Twelve years ago, on May 1, I began my tenure as Rector of Christ Church.

A powerful hospital drama scene introduced me to Ho’oponopono, a simple yet profound ritual that reframed how I see end-of-life grace.

Dire wolves aren't truly back, but they remind us to care for creation and learn from our mistakes with hope and faith.

Illness reminded me this week that both bodies and souls need care—our immune systems and God’s everlasting ways help us endure and heal.

When life feels cluttered inside and out, it may be time to pause, reset, and reconnect—with your space, your spirit, and your sense of peace.

As fertility rates fall, we're called to reflect deeply on what we value, what we pass on, and how we envision the future God desires.

True peace requires the defiant love to face conflict with honesty, seeking reconciliation without silence or shallow politeness.