Sermons

Each week, we listen for a word from God spoken into the middle of ordinary life: into joy and grief, into questions and hope, into the places where we are still becoming.

Our sermons are shaped by the readings of the day and the life of the community. They are not meant to have the final word, but to open a space where something deeper might begin.

Listen, and see what stays with you.

A Word for the Week

A sermon is not only an explanation. Often it is an invitation: to pay attention, to notice where grace is already at work, to hear the gospel in the middle of real life.

Some sermons meet you immediately. Others return days later, in prayer, in conversation, in the quiet background of your week. We trust that God can use even a small word, received at the right moment, to open something new.

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Our Preachers

At Saint Peter’s, preaching is shared among our clergy, each bringing a distinct voice to the pulpit and a shared commitment to the gospel.

The Rev. Jenifer Gamber
Rector


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The Rev. Cory Michael Irwin, Associate Rector

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The Rev. Lauren Banks, Associate Rector

Sermon Archive

Browse recent sermons and return to one that stayed with you—or discover one you may have missed.