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    Ascension Day Celebrations, 2026

    You are cordially invited to join us on Thursday, May 14, for our the Christ the King Ascension Day beach day.  Here is the schedule: 4:00 pm.  Gather just to the north of the Grand Avenue entrance to Pismo State Beach.  We will be hanging out, enjoying snacks, taking in the view, and might get a little clamming in as well. 6:00 pm.  Join us for a time of worship as we fittingly mark this day with the service of Holy Communion on the beach. 6:45-ish.  After communion, we will light a bonfire and enjoy each other’s company until they kick us off the beach! Please feel free to come…

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  • Sermons

    Homily, The Feast of St. Stephen, 2025

    Martyrdom is not something that we consider very often in America.  Persecution for us is that someone said something unkind to us on our way to church.  Yet real suffering for Christ has been part of the Christian experience from the very beginning.  Jesus deserve all of our loyalty.  Are we willing to suffer for His sake?  Are we will to allow our families to suffer for Jesus’ sake?  These are difficult questions, and yet the answer is that we must give everything for Christ.  May we prepare in times of comfort and property for the persecution that we may one day face.  Like Stephen who followed the example set…

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  • Sermons

    Homily, Christmas Eve, 2025

    Why does Christmas touch us so deeply?  Certainly part of the reason is because one of the core themes is love revealed by the incredible gift of God to us in the Incarnation.  But more than that, Christmas also represents the turning back of a world of darkness beginning with a single, seemingly insignificant, point of light; hope for the world contained within a helpless infant. Propers    Sermon Notes    Sermon Archive

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  • Sermons

    Sermon, 4th Sunday in Advent, 2025

    Again this Sunday, we hear the refrain, “Christ is coming!  Are you prepared?”  The Old Testament People of God cried out for God’s help, and to their cries, God promised that He would come, bringing righteousness and justice.  Of course we, as the New Testament People of God, know that God has come in the person of Jesus Christ.  And we also know that the Spirit of Christ, the Holy Spirit, lives in us, encouraging us in our spiritual journies and preparing us for Christ’s second return.  He will come again to judge both the quick and the dead.  May we long for His return. Propers   Manuscript   Sermon Archive

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