Sermons at Saint Mark's

By: Saint Mark's Penn Yan
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  • Summary

  • This podcasts features sermons preached at Saint Mark's Episcopal Church in Penn Yan, New York. Saint Mark's is a progressive-minded congregation in a rural village in the Finger Lakes region. We are committed to responding to God's call to create a community where all people can grow, flourish, and rejoice. You can learn more about us on our website, stmarkspennyan.org. Thanks for listening!
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Episodes
  • Stewardship Reflection for 9/22/24

    Stewardship Reflection for 9/22/24
    Sep 29 2024

    Our reflection for the close of our 2024 Stewardship Season on 9/22/24 was offered by Jan Corning.


    A transcript of this reflection is not available.

    A video version of this reflection is available here.

    To donate to Saint Mark's, please click here.

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    9 mins
  • Sermon for 9/15/24

    Sermon for 9/15/24
    Sep 15 2024

    Our sermon for 9/15/24 was preached by the Rev Kit Tobin, retired clergy in the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester.


    A transcript of this sermon is not available.

    A video version of this sermon is available here.

    To donate to Saint Mark's, please click here.
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    16 mins
  • "Healing Our Culture" - [Special Edition!] Sermon for 9/8/24

    "Healing Our Culture" - [Special Edition!] Sermon for 9/8/24
    Sep 8 2024

    This Special Edition Sermon was preached by the Rev. Columba Salamony at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church in Abingdon, MD.


    A transcript is available here.

    A video version is available here.

    To donate to Saint Mark's, please click here.

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    20 mins

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