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June 1, 2025

This is the last of our three Sundays on the conversation and prayer that John’s Gospel records Jesus having with his disciples’ Jesus prays that the disciples keep a unity amongst them – that all may be one. Its the 100th Anniversary of the Founding of the United Church of Canada whose motto is “that…

May 25, 2025

In today’s lesson from John Jesus promises the disciples that when he leaves them. (He is speaking about his death on the cross) that he will not leave them desolate or alone. We touch the mystery of the Trinity – God in three persons. What can Jesus leave them when he has gone. That’s the…

May 18, 2025

If you’ve ever had to say a permanent goodbye to someone you know how hard and emotional that is. Today’s Gospel is small part of what the write of John calls “The Farewell Discourses” . Jesus begins this conversation with his disciples at the Passover Supper before he is crucified. He upends tradition as he…

May 4, 2025

This week in the post Easter season we meet Peter and the disciples by the lake of Galilee. After all the trauma and change of events that led to the cross and resurrection they’ve gone home. Its what’s you do hopefully when life falls apart. What were they thinking? How were they feeling? Wondering what…

April 13, 2025

Anyone familiar with this time of year – Holy Week knows that it always begins with Palm Sunday.  As tradition dictates, we usually have some form of palm parade.  Not this year, thought.  Reading from Luke’s gospel, there are no palms in the parade.  So, it’s an Un Palm Sunday.  Instead, the disciples and people welcoming Jesus threw their…

Mar 30, 2025

This week’s lesson – the Parable of the Prodigal Son…or sons – or maybe even the Father who does not seem to act like a stern patriarch of a family in Jesus’ day.  To unpack the power of the parable and the power in which Jesus uses it we need to understand something of ancient…

Who wouldn’t like Isaiah much…

Rev. Jim’s sermon for the third Sunday in the season of Lent is based on Isaiah 55, a text in which the prophet gives away food and drink to everyone who is “hungry and thirsty.” The focus is on grace, that free gift of God that rejects profitability, and makes space for healing. After catching…

Love Your Enemies

Today, Crossroads had the distinct honour of welcoming Amanda Burrows to worship. Amanda is the Executive Director of First United Church on the Downtown Eastside of Vancouver. She and Rev. Cari shared the sermon on the Gospel reading for the day, Luke 6:27-38. Alternating between story, theological reflection, and close examination of a couple of…

VST Sunday

This Sunday, our guest preacher was Rabbi Dr. Laura Duhan Kaplan, Director of Inter-Religious Studies, Professor of Jewish Studies and Interim Academic Dean at the Vancouver School of Theology. Rabbi Laura chanted Nehemiah 8:1-3, 5-6, 8-10 and Psalm 19 in Hebrew during the service, then read Nehemiah and preached (in English) on both those texts….