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Sep 19, 2021 |

"New Story. New Reality." with the Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

| The Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

The Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

"New Story. New Reality." with the Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

Sermon text for "New Story. New Reality." with the Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

Sep 12, 2021 |

"Let all the earth cry out to God with joy" with the Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

| The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

Sep 05, 2021 |

"High Fidelity" with the Rev. Joshua Daniel, P.h.D.

| The Rev. Dr. Joshua Daniel

Aug 29, 2021 |

"Life as a Pharisee" with the Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

| The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

Aug 22, 2021 |

"Repetition" with Bailey Kimmel

| Bailey Kimmel

Aug 15, 2021 |

"Bread From Heaven" with Elliott May

| Elliott May

Aug 08, 2021 |

"Holy Honest" with the Rev. Joshua Daniel, P.h.D.

| The Rev. Dr. Joshua Daniel

Aug 01, 2021 |

"Jesus: Not the Baker but the Bread" with the Rev. David Griswold

| The Rev. David Griswold

Jul 25, 2021 |

"Faith that Moves" with the Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

| The Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

Jul 18, 2021 |

"To Be and to Do with Jesus" with the Rev. David Griswold

| The Rev. David Griswold

Jul 11, 2021 |

"The Parts Within" with the Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

| The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

Jul 04, 2021 |

"'Just' Jesus" with Cami Caudill, Missioner for Community Engagement

| Cami Caudill

Jun 27, 2021 |

"A Jesus Person" read by the Rev. John-Molina Moore, written by the Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

| The Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

Jun 20, 2021 |

"Crossing to the Other Side" with the Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

| The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

Jun 13, 2021 |

"Planting the Seed" with the Rev. Joshua Daniel, Ph.D.

| The Rev. Dr. Joshua Daniel

Jun 06, 2021 |

"Out of Hiding" with the Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

| The Rev. Amy Molina-Moore

May 30, 2021 |

"Moved by the Spirit: God Beyond, God Among, God Within" with the Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

| The Rev. Ledlie Laughlin

May 23, 2021 |

"The Holy Spirit and the Apocalypse" sermon conversation with the Rev. Amy Molina- Moore and the Rev. Joshua Daniel, P.h.D.

| The Rev. Dr. Joshua Daniel

May 16, 2021 |

Graduating Senior Reflections: Nina Howe-Goldstein and Emil Massad

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May 09, 2021 |

"Mother's Day and the Holy Spirit" with the Rev. Susan Flanders

| The Rev. Susan Flanders

It is my great joy to welcome you! Your presence here is a gift.

St. Columba’s is a lively, inclusive community of faith engaged in many ministries. We’re glad you’ve found us and look forward to welcoming you and learning more about you!

Whether you are new to the area or just to St. Columba’s, whether you are familiar with the Episcopal Church or have never attended church before, we know it can be a challenge to make your way into a new faith community. Answers to all your questions are just a click away.

We’re glad you’re here. St. Columba’s is a church on a mission to Live God’s Love. While our building is closed, our parish community is alive and well connected online. Walk with us during these uncertain times as we encourage spiritual curiosity, celebrate children and youth, and embrace the world in the spirit of God’s justice and love. We'd love to connect with you via phone and/or email.

The opposite of faith is not doubt, but certainty. ~ Anne Lamott

Joining a church doesn’t mean you don’t have big questions or doubts. Deciding to be part of a loving community of faith means you’re open to exploring and wrestling with those big questions and doubts. Most people here did not grow up in The Episcopal Church. Some have never been a member of any church. Many have a background in a different church or faith tradition. At St. Columba’s, there will be many opportunities to learn, ask questions, and get to know other pilgrims along the way. Our deepest hope is that everyone who steps through our doors knows they belong here.

While our building is closed, our parish community is alive and well connected online. Walk with us during these uncertain times as we encourage spiritual curiosity, celebrate children and youth, and embrace the world in the spirit of God’s justice and love. How can we serve you today?

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The Iona Society is an honorary society of parishioners through the decades who have chosen to support the life and work of St. Columba’s Episcopal Church through charitable bequests, life income gifts, trusts, and other planned giving arrangements. St. Columba’s has thrived due the generosity of many hundreds of friends over the past century. The preservation of its buildings, its ministry to those within and outside our walls and the success of its programs all depend on such continuing support. Members of the Iona Society play a crucial role in providing for the church’s future through their gifts.