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Services, sermons, and music from St. Anne's Episcopal Church in Annapolis, MD.
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God With Us: Reading Our Stories Through Grace (opens the original)
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How can we know if God is really with us? Drawing on the story of manna in the wilderness and Jesus' declaration, "I am the Bread of Life," The Rev. Alice Grant's sermon explores how God meets us not with easy answers but with nourishment, grace, and a story to live by. We are invited to look at our own lives, our moments of hunger and fulfillment, and discover the traces of God's presence woven throughout our story.
Unless the People Speak (opens the original)
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Resentment can become a heavy burden. Forgiveness can set us free. In this week's sermon, The Rev. M. Dion Thompson explores Jesus' teaching on forgiveness in Matthew 18:21-35 and reminds us of God's boundless mercy toward us. He challenges listeners to consider how forgiveness can transform hearts and restore broken relationships. But the sermon doesn't stop there. Fr. Dion uncovers a powerful insight from the parable: the role of those who witness injustice. Their voices matter. Unless the peo
What We Need Is Here: Ritual, Community, and the Table of God (opens the original)
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Before God explained freedom to Israel, God gave them a meal. In this sermon, we explore how rituals shape us long before we understand where they are leading. Drawing on the Passover, the Eucharist, and surprising insights from the movie "Tony" and music producer Rick Rubin, we discover how faith is formed through practice, community, and Christ's invitation to the table. Whatever your doubts or questions, what we need is here.
On Fire, Yet Not Consumed (opens the original)
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The image of the burning bush has captivated believers for centuries. In this sermon, The Rev. Alice Grant considers God's revelation to Moses, the connection between the burning bush and Mary bearing Christ, and the mystery of God's light dwelling within fragile human lives. Even in seasons of darkness, God hears the cries of God's people and chooses to shine through us, illuminating the world with mercy, hope, and grace.
Who Do You Say That I Am? (opens the original)
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Jesus' question to his disciples remains one of the most important questions of faith: "Who do you say that I am?" In Fr. Dion's sermon, he explores how that question shaped the early Church, why it still matters today, and how our understanding of Christ informs the way we live, serve, and love. As God reveals Christ to each of us, we are invited to respond with the gifts we've been given for the sake of God's world.
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