The Age of Distraction
As summer gives way to a busy new season, Canon Margo Peckham Clark reflects on the distractions that pull us away from God - and invites us to consider what it means to find rest, peace, and quiet confidence in God.
Learning to serve our Latino communities more fully
From Sewanee, Tennessee, Canon Andrew Wright shares his experience taking a course in Latino Ministry Cultural Competency and reflects on how deeper cultural understanding can strengthen ministry across the Diocese of Newark. (Time: 3:35.)
Rebooting the soul
After returning from a three-month sabbatical, Canon Clark reflects on the difference between simply resting and truly reconnecting with God. She shares two simple spiritual practices that can help us quiet the noise of daily life and remember that, above all else, we are God's beloved children. (Time: 6:55.)
A different kind of Lenten preparation – restoring community in a conflicted world
As we enter Lent, Canon Margo Peckham Clark invites us to consider a different kind of Lenten preparation — one that moves beyond personal repentance toward the healing of community. (Time: 5:32.)
Follow the Way
In this video, Canon Wright reflects on a simple message from a retreat he attended as a teenager, and how it can guide us in the moment we face now. (Time 3:40.)
Communication, collaboration, and story
As you know, our bishop is on sabbatical, and so I’m writing today – the end of Christmastide and the
Return from sabbatical
Canon Wright's sabbatical plan included two focal points – restoration and enrichment.
