Podcasts about calvary episcopal church

Kat Gordon: March 21, 2025 by Calvary Episcopal Church

In addition to the noontime experience, Calvary offers Dialogue: The Lenten Preaching Series Podcast, recorded live at Calvary Episcopal Church, Memphis, each Wednesday. You are invited to these live podcast recordings with our guests each Wednesday evening.

Williamsville's Calvary Episcopal Church is offering a convenient way to get your ashes on Ash Wednesday this year. Father Robert Harvey tells us about their drive-thru service.

Listen to Bishop Doyle's sermon, "Christmas 2C, May your hearts be enlightened" held at Calvary Episcopal Church, Richmond, TX. More at www.texasbishop.com

The Rev. Katherine Bush: The Fourth Sunday of Advent by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Scott Walters: The Second Sunday of Advent by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Katherine Bush: December 1, 2024 by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rt. Rev. Phoebe Roaf: The Last Sunday after Pentecost by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Paul McLain: All Saints Sunday by Calvary Episcopal Church

Dialogue: The Lenten Preaching Series Podcast with The Mystic by Calvary Episcopal Church

In this episode, Dustin and Lowell interview Rev. Peter Jarrett-Schell, member of the Reparations Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, Rector of Calvary Episcopal Church, and author of Reparations: A Plan for Churches. Learn more about The R Word podcast, The R Word events, and The Zacchaeus Foundation at thezacchaeusfoundation.org.

The Rt. Rev. Phoebe Roaf: The Second Sunday of Advent by Calvary Episcopal Church

Peter Jarrett-Schell, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C., talks with Word&Way President Brian Kaylor about his book Reparations: A Plan for Churches. He also discusses his work as chair of the Reparations Task Force of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington. Note: Don't forget to subscribe to our award-winning e-newsletter A Public Witness that helps you make sense of faith, culture, and politics.

In addition to the noontime experience, Calvary offers Dialogue: The Lenten Preaching Series Podcast, recorded live at Calvary Episcopal Church, Memphis, each Wednesday evening. This week's show includes the Rev. Barbara Brown Taylor, Episcopal priest, academic, and author from Clarkesville, Georgia; Rabbi David Wolpe, Senior Rabbi at Sinai Temple in Los Angeles, California; and the Rev. Paul McLain, associate rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, TN.

In addition to the noontime experience, Calvary offers Dialogue: The Lenten Preaching Series Podcast, recorded live at Calvary Episcopal Church, Memphis, each Wednesday evening. This week's show includes Father Greg Boyle, a Jesuit priest and founder of Homeboy Industries in Los Angeles, CA; Mr. Pádraig Ó Tuama, a poet, peacemaker, and storyteller from Ireland; and the Rev. Scott Walters, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, TN.

In addition to the noontime experience, Calvary offers Dialogue: The Lenten Preaching Series Podcast, recorded live at Calvary Episcopal Church, Memphis, each Wednesday evening. This week's guests include Dr. Brian McLaren, Christian author and activist, and faculty member at the Center for Action and Contemplation, from San Marcos, FL; the Rev. Winnie Varghese, rector at St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Atlanta, GA; and the Rev. Scott Walters, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, TN.

In addition to the noontime experience, Calvary offers Dialogue: The Lenten Preaching Series Podcast, recorded live at Calvary Episcopal Church, Memphis, each Wednesday evening in Lent. This week's guests are the Rev. Jennifer Bailey, ordained A.M.E. minister and national leader in the multi-faith movement for justice, from Nashville, TN; Dr. Omid Safi, professor of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies at Duke University in Durham, NC; and Rabbi Micah Greenstein, senior rabbi at Temple Israel in Memphis, TN.

A century ago, the people of Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis began presenting special weekday noontime preaching during Lent in a downtown theater. Five years after that, the Waffle Shop began, serving plates of waffles, chicken hash, and fish pudding to those who came to hear the preaching. One hundred years later, Calvary still offers this “radical hospitality” to the City of Memphis with outstanding preaching and traditional Waffle Shop favorites available Wednesdays through Fridays through March 31. This week on Faithfully Memphis, join the Rev. Scott Walters, Rector of Calvary, for a special conversation with Rabbi Micah Greenstein, the Rev. Dr. Roz Nichols, and Heidi Rupke around all that's in store for Lent at Calvary this year.

The Rev. Dan Matthews: February 23, 2023 by Calvary Episcopal Church

Mr. Jon Meacham: February 22, 2023 by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Scott Walters: Futile Fasts And Fries by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Jacob Smith introduces us to the Reverend Dr. Samuel Shoemaker, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church from 1925-1952 and his secret to an unmanageable life.

The Rev. Scott Walters: A Seat in the Circle by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Miranda Cully's Christmas Day Service at Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Scott Walters' Christmas Eve service at Calvary Episcopal Church.

The Chatham Baroque + Renaissance and Baroque 2022-2023 Concert Season begins on Saturday September 24th with Fortepianist and faculty member at the Juilliard School, Yi-heng Yang, performing the music of Mozart, Haydn, and Beethoven on a replica of an 18th-century Viennese Walter fortepiano.  The concert takes place at Calvary Episcopal Church, Shadyside at 7:30pm.   WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke to Yi-heng about the concert.   

The Rev. Scott Walters: Bound to Be Free by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Reverend Paul McLain - associate rector at Calvary Episcopal Church, Church Home Trust board member, and former university radio DJ - returns to Faithfully Memphis this week to discuss the work of Literacy Mid-South (LMS) with Sam O'Bryant, Executive Director. To learn more about LMS, go to literacymidsouth.org. There you can also get tickets for Literatini, their flagship fundraising event that will take place at Novel booksellers on June 11, 2022. On Thursday, May 26 and Friday, May 27, 2022 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., St. Mary's Episcopal Cathedral in Memphis (700 Poplar Ave. 38105) is open for community prayer and contemplation in the wake of the most recent spate of senseless gun violence in the United States. All are welcome.

It's a special week on Faithfully Memphis where we celebrate our local radio home, WYXR 91.7 FM! We encourage you to a pledge of support of any amount at WYXR.org. WYXR, a nonprofit radio partnership between The Daily Memphian and The University of Memphis, fosters the kind of thought-provoking and inspiring conversations you hear on Faithfully Memphis each week, including today's episode with the Reverend Paul McLain, associate rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, and Reverend Lisa Anderson, founder and executive director of Room in the Inn - Memphis (RITI). They are also joined in conversation with Christine Fox, who in addition to being on staff at RITI, is also a member of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Memphis and a BIG supporter of the work of WYXR. Also be sure to stay tuned to hear producer Emily Austin attempt to explain social media and cryptocurrency. Don't quit your day job, Em! To make a monthly sustaining gift or to learn more about the programming of WYXR: WYXR.org To learn more about RITI-Memphis, including volunteer opportunities: ritimemphis.org To learn about the ministry of Calvary Episcopal Church: calvarymemphis.org And for more information on the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee: EDWTN.org

Cynthia McCarty, Director of Children and Youth Ministry at Holy Apostles, brings together leaders from the Center for Youth Ministry Training (CYMT) for a robust discussion around cultivating impactful youth ministers. Participants in the discussion include Jeremy Demarest, Director of Children and Family Ministries at Calvary Episcopal Church; Nick Guerra, Director of Youth Ministry at Heartsong Church; Dietrich Kirk, CYMT Executive Director; Kris Konsowitz, CYMT Director of Coaching; and Hannah Minton, Director of Children and Youth Ministries at Grace Episcopal Church in Paducah, KY. ABOUT THIS SERIES Children and youth are more resilient than we can imagine, but as we move into the third year of pandemic life, how can we as adults help our children blossom and thrive in an ever-changing landscape that looks very different from that of our own childhoods? This Spring on Faithfully Memphis, leaders from across the EDWTN will take part in a series of conversations around creating a Beloved Community that values our children and youth. This series is for everyone, even those who are not actively parenting. Listen to other episodes in this series: Mindfulness Matters: Bishop Phoebe in Conversation with Noah Glenn: https://tinyurl.com/FMNoahGlenn Praying Off Script: Drew Massengale in Conversation with Mary Henry Thompson: https://tinyurl.com/FMDrewandMaryHenry You've Got a Friend in Me: Allison Pace in Conversation with Betty Peyton and Katherine Pace: https://tinyurl.com/FMAllisonPace

"He was early in the office the next morning.” A reflection for the ninth day of Advent by the Rev'd David Sweeney, Rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Seaside, OR. Excerpt from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.   Waiting: An Aural Advent Calendar is offered as an anchor for your Advent contemplation & reflection in the midst of the hectic secular Christmas season. Pause each day for brief 5-10 minute episodes, original meditations on the theme of waiting by interfaith clergy & artists from across our region & beyond.         Bring us with you as you drive to work or linger over coffee, as you prepare dinner or while you get ready for bed – a moment of quiet to help prepare for the extraordinary thing that is about to happen.

Bach's last published word on keyboard playing, the Goldberg Variations are a brilliant display of compositional command and stylistic inventiveness, coupled with an unprecedented, acrobatic virtuosity and flat out humor.  Arthur Haas will perform the Variations this Saturday (October 9th), 8pm at Calvary Episcopal Church as part of the Chatham Baroque and Renaissance and Baroque concert series.  WQED-FM's Anna Singer spoke with the harpsichordist about the work and being back in Pittsburgh.  

In this episode of Faithfully Memphis, the Reverend Paul McClain, associate rector of Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, TN is joined in conversation with Bill Craddock. ABOUT BILL CRADDOCK After 25 years in development and management of a regional insurance and financial organization, The Craddock Company, Bill sold the business in 1991 and served in consulting and executive roles in the national Episcopal Church retiring as Senior Vice President of the Church Pension Group in 2015. Bill served as president of numerous local civic boards including Planned Parenthood, Memphis Rotary Club, and Goals for Memphis. He has also served on national non-profit boards including Planned Parenthood Federation, Alan Guttmacher Institute, Episcopal Church Foundation, and Church Pension Fund. In 2016, Bill co-found Give Back Memphis, which helps address the capacity-building needs of the local nonprofit sector by providing pro bono business consulting services. What started out with one consultancy in 2016, has grown exponentially year over year. To date Give Back Memphis has provided 49 unique consultancies to 39 different nonprofits whose services span the gamut of needs in our community.

This episode of Faithfully Memphis is all about youth ministry! Join hosts Gabbie Munn (Youth Minister at Calvary Episcopal Church) and Carter Webster (Minister to Youth at Church of the Holy Communion) for a conversation with Jerrod Gunter, Next Generation Pastor at New Direction Christian Church. Jerrod has been a youth pastor in Hickory Hill for over a decade. For the last few years he's been leading a nationwide movement called RiotStarter, which engages teens to be agents of change in their community. In the last year he has traveled all over the country, speaking to thousands of teens and college students as a keynote speaker at major youth/young adult conferences. While his work is explicitly Christian, the topics he tackles with young folks, (self esteem, bullying, social change agents) and the artists he engages along the way are not. FEATURED MUSIC "Higher Ground" by Stevie Wonder "Salvation Song" by The Avett Brothers "Crowded Table" by The Highwaywomen

In this episode we speak with the Reverend Olivia Hamilton who serves as the Curate at Calvary Episcopal Church in the Clifton neighborhood of Cincinnati, and until very recently served as a full-time chaplain at Cincinnati's Children's Hospital in the Psychiatry department. She feels deeply called to working with children with mental illness and their families. Olivia received her Master of Divinity from Harvard Divinity School in 2015. For two years after that she served as an assistant chaplain to college students through the Episcopal Chaplaincy at Harvard. Olivia's family includes her wife Molly (who is a nurse practitioner in the Children's Hospital Trans* Clinic), their adopted daughter and foster son, as well as their rescue. Both Olivia and Molly are Cincinnati natives, who enjoy cooking, spending time in the woods, and hanging out with their big extended family. As you'll see during our time together, Olivia discusses some important points about how we can bring about a more just Cincinnati in relation to the LGBTQ+ community and our communities of faith.

You're listening to the Westerly Sun's podcast, where we talk about the best local events, new job postings, obituaries, and more. First, a bit of Rhode Island trivia. Today's trivia is brought to you by Perennial. Perennial's new plant-based drink “Daily Gut & Brain” is a blend of easily digestible nutrients crafted for gut and brain health. A convenient mini-meal, Daily Gut & Brain” is available now at the CVS Pharmacy in Wakefield. Now for some trivia. Did you know that although Pauly D was one of the stars of MTV's mid-2000s reality tv show, the Jersey Shore, he was actually born in Providence? The 2011 and 2012 Teen Choice Award for best male reality star has had his own spin-off tv show, released music on 50 Cent's label, and opened for bigger stars like Britney Spears, Jay Sean, and 50 Cent.--  Now, for our feature story: After a year of being shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the venerable Calvary Nursery School, a Stonington institution, will reopen next fall with a new community partner. The school — nestled in the heart of Stonington Borough — will reopen in collaboration with a neighbor, New England Science & Sailing Foundation. It's a partnership that has brought a fair amount of excitement to both organizations. Nursery School chairperson, Dana Dupont, said "This is where the fun used to happen," as she stood inside the school's main classroom with Eric Isselhardt, the science and sailing foundation's executive director of education, and the Rev. Gillan Barr, rector of Calvary Episcopal Church. They reminisced about pre-pandemic days when the space was bustling with activity. It's where the fun will begin again next fall, she said. Here, inside the Church Street headquarters, and a few blocks away at the foundation's headquarters on Water Street, the three agreed as they chatted about plans for the collaboration and how it all came together.  Because Spike Lobdell, the science and sailing foundation's founder and CEO, also serves on the church vestry, Dupont explained, a conversation about the two organizations working together began almost organically.  The nursery school, founded in 1994 with a mission to nurture the development of each child in a safe and inspirational learning environment, will bring the foundation's Ocean Adventure Education Programs to their students this coming academic year. "Calvary Nursery School students will participate in two NESS programs a week throughout the school year, while still taking part in the beloved traditions of Calvary Nursery School," she added. To register for a tour or the June 6 open house, visit calvarynurseryschool.net. To learn more about New England Science & Sailing Foundation, visit nessf.org. For more information on all things Westerly, check out this story and more at thewesterlysun.com Are you interested in a new opportunity? You're in luck! Today's Job posting comes from the United States Postal Service in Rockville. They're looking for a full-time sales, services, and distribution associate. The job performs a variety of important functions. Pay starts at $18.49 per hour. If you're interested and think you'd be a good fit for the role you can apply using the link in our episode description. https://www.indeed.com/l-Westerly,-RI-jobs.html?vjk=b09cec8dcc0241b2 Today we're remembering the life of Hilliard Allen Strickland, 77, of Westerly. His graveside service will be held Saturday, May 29, 2021 in Bethany Cemetery, 10 Cunnington Avenue at 10:00 am.  Allen was born January 12, 1944 in Charleston, SC, and attended Moultrie High School and the College of Charleston. After graduating from the Medical University College of Medicine, he completed his radiology residency and was Board Certified in Radiology and in Nuclear Medicine. He practiced in Walterboro, South Carolina until 1975 when he moved to Westerly, RI to practice at The Westerly Hospital He is survived by his five sons, his wife Mary, all of Charleston and Charles Henry Strickland of Westerly. He is also survived by six grandchildren as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews. Thank you for taking the time today to remember and celebrate Hilliard's life. That's it for today, we'll be back next time with more! Also, remember to check out our sponsor Perennial, Daily Gut & Brain, available at the CVS on Main St. in Wakefield! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Originally airing on February 25, 2021 on WYXR 91.7 FM, this episode of Faithfully Memphis is hosted by the Reverend Scott Walters, Rector of Calvary Episcopal Church. Join him for conversations with Heidi Rupke, Kat Gordon, and Mak Clayton. Heidi organizes Calvary's annual Lenten Preaching Series and Waffle Shop. Kat is the founder and owner of Muddy's Bake Shop. Mak is the Director of Outreach for the Hospitality Hub in Downtown Memphis. All of these Memphis institutions have transformed their operations in serving the community through the COVID-19 pandemic. To learn more about Lent at Calvary, click here: https://calvarymemphis.org/learn/lenten-preaching-series/ To learn more about Muddy's and Kat Gordon, click here: https://www.muddysbakeshop.com/pages/about-muddys To learn more about the Hospitality Hub, click here: https://www.hospitalityhub.org/ About Scott Scott joined Calvary's staff as the 22nd rector in 2017. Previously, he was the rector of Christ Episcopal Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, where he served since 2005. Before seminary, Scott worked as a carpenter and contractor, which began a curiosity about the way the "built environment" impacts Christian discipleship, especially with regard to stewardship of creation and Jesus's charge to welcome the stranger. A native of Arkansas, Scott received his Bachelor of Arts in English from John Brown University and a Master of Divinity from Virginia Theological Seminary. Scott enjoys playing guitar (and a little mandolin), riding bikes, carpentry, poems, and walking, whether on a path in the woods or a sidewalk in the city. He is married to Ardelle, who is a counselor and faculty member for CREDO, a clergy wellness program of the Church Pension Group. Ardelle and Scott have two children, Alden and Kate. FEATURED MUSIC "Higher Ground" by Stevie Wonder "Until We're All Free" by John Kilzer "You Are Not Alone" by Mavis Staples

To try and try again and reiterate and pivot and invest in something like the Log College Project—that shows so much faith in this idea that relationships and faith and young people matter to the congregation. And if that's not God building something in the community, I don't know what is. -Kelsey LambrightPart One—From Tragedy to Transformation(0:00-5:04)Host Megan DeWald sets the stage for understanding the context in which Calvary Episcopal Church in Rochester, Minnesota is developing a new form of youth ministry through the Institute for Youth Ministry's Log College Project.Part Two—The Church as Caretaker(5:05-16:44)Abigail Visco Rusert discusses the theological questions raised by Calvary Episcopal Church in their application to the Log College Project, particularly calling us to consider the role of baptism in youth ministry. She also discusses the very unique context in which Calvary sits.Part Three—If at First, You Don't Succeed(16:45-26:02)Rev. Beth Royalty, the Log College Project Design Fellow from Calvary, shares her theological commitment to relationships as the place where we encounter Christ in the world, while understanding her church's need for innovation. Kelsey Lambright, Lead Researcher, suggests that Calvary's unique culture provides them with a particular challenge in the innovation process.Part Four—God's Dream(26:03-35:40)Kelsey observes that the assumptions that informed the design of the Log College Project might not be true in every context. Beth and Abigail discuss the possibilities of authentic relationships and connection.Conclusion & Credits(35:41-37:00)Next week, we feature stories from Esperanza Viva Iglesia Cristiana in Norwalk, California, and learn about their ministry of empowering and upholding the dignity and self-respect of every person in their immigrant community.___________________________________Audio editing  and production by Nii Addo Abrahams (Follow @_nickyflash_)Music available at Epidemic Sound (https://www.epidemicsound.com/)The IYM thanks Maiia Avelino, Kelsey Lambright, Beth Royalty, & Christine Toto.

I think that was really liberating, the first time that we heard from the voice of Princeton that 'we expect you to fail, and it's okay! And we will learn from that failure, and "fail forward" is a thing'... And so to really benefit from the innovation process or the design process, you have to embrace that value, or it doesn't work. -Lisa KauferPart One—More Than a Single Story(0:00-5:07)Host Megan DeWald sets the stage for understanding the context in which the First Presbyterian Church of Middletown, Ohio is developing a new form of youth ministry through the Institute for Youth Ministry's Log College Project.Part Two—The Ghost of Youth Ministry Past(5:08-13:34)Abigail Visco Rusert discusses how the nostalgic longing that churches have to return to the youth ministry models of the past gets in the way of our capacity attend to the real needs of young people today. Design Fellow Lisa Kaufer shares how her church has worked to embrace "failure" as a virtue of the design process.Part Three—Safe Space(13:35-24:53)Lisa explores how her church has been experiencing major paradigm shifts that are the result of the intentional practice of listening to the community. This practice also led to the discovery that young people need safe space outside the walls of the church where they can experience true welcome and belonging.Part Four—The Practice of Prophetic Listening (24:54-32:53)Kelsey Lambright, the Lead Researcher for the Log College Project, reflects on how First Pres Middletown has begun to value the perspectives and passions of their young people, even honoring their concerns as prophetic.Conclusion & Credits(32:54-34:15)Next week, we feature stories from Calvary Episcopal Church of Rochester, Minnesota, and learn about how their unique context in a premiere medical destination has informed their dreams of connecting middle school students to one another and to the church. ___________________________________Audio editing  and production by Nii Addo Abrahams (Follow @_nickyflash_)Music available at Epidemic Sound (https://www.epidemicsound.com/)The IYM thanks Maiia Avelino, Lisa Kaufer, Kelsey Lambright, & Christine Toto.

Looking for ways to create positive change in the world even during a pandemic? Look no further than this interview between Heidi Rupke and the Rev. Fletcher Harper, the latest in our series of Lenten Preaching Series podcasts highlighting the work of faith leaders, authors and creative thinkers. The Rev. Fletcher Harper is an Episcopal priest and the executive director of GreenFaith, an organization that inspires people to form local "green circles" around issues of importance to local communities. Organizationally, GreenFaith pushes for government policies that protect people and land in the broadest possible sense. Conversationally, the Rev. Harper describes the importance of relationships, spirituality found through text and creation, and the decisive actions that result from all of these. Search for Calvary Episcopal Church on your favorite podcast app or go to calvarymemphis.org/podcast.

The Rev. Paul McLain: Won't You Be My Neighbor? (12/29/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church

Calvary Episcopal Church is a place where spiritual seekers can gather in a safe community of faith, questioning, learning, reflecting, and sharing diverse viewpoints.

Calvary Episcopal Church is a place where spiritual seekers can gather in a safe community of faith, questioning, learning, reflecting, and sharing diverse viewpoints.

Calvary Episcopal Church is a place where spiritual seekers can gather in a safe community of faith, questioning, learning, reflecting, and sharing diverse viewpoints.

The Rev. Scott Walters: Christmas Eve by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Amber Carswell: Unscandalized (12/22/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Paul McLain: Where the Wild Things Are (12/15/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church

The Rev. Scott Walters: John vs. Dolly (12/8/19) by Calvary Episcopal Church

Calvary Episcopal Church in Memphis, TN