Sermons

Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy, St. John’s Church, East Orangeville, the Anglican Diocese of Toronto, October 4, 2020

The title of Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy’s homily for the First Sunday in Lent, March 1, 2020. Unlike our product-laden world with its fine print, there are no disclaimers when it comes to God’s promise to us.

“Groundhog Day” is the title of Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy’s homily for this Sunday with various ecclesiastical names, including “The Presentation of Our Lord Jesus Christ in the Temple”. She explores the ancient rituals which have grown up around this holy day in the Christian Church. February 2, 2020

“Come and See”: the invitation extended in Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy’s homily for the Second Sunday in Epiphany, January 19, 2020. This Eucharist is dedicated to Nanette Seaman, daughter of parishioners and choir members Lilli and Ian Lockhart, who passed away January 11.

Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy’s homily for Christmas Eve, 2019.

“A Voice in the Wilderness”, is the title of Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy’s homily for this Second Sunday of Advent, December 8, 2019.

“Thy Kingdom Come” is the title of Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy’s homily for this Reign of Christ Sunday, the final Sunday of the ecclesiastical year, before the first Sunday of Advent. November 24, 2019

“Where Is Your Faithfulness Moving You?” is the title of Rev’d Penny Lewis’ homily for this Nineteenth Sunday in Pentecost. She begins by recognizing how common it is for us as questioning Christians to experience doubts about our faith. We are pleased to have our congregant Penny lead us in worship and preach in place…

“What Are We Thankful For?” is the title of Lay reader Audi Geadah Ogley’s homily on this Pentecost XVIII Sunday of our National Thanksgiving Weekend, preaching in place of the vacationing Archdeacon Elizabeth Hardy. October 13, 2019