In the Fields St. Martin's-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church

Caitlyn and Mitch are back with banter about life and the paradox of a hyper-connected world which leaves us feeling more isolated than ever. The first in what will probably be a series (if they can keep it together) on the loneliness epidemic and its implications on our spiritual and communal well-being. Join us on the search for belonging and the theology of friendship, delivered to you ironically through the digital airwaves.

A Lenten sermon from Caitlyn about the wrist tattoo she got on a whim, and the bread and circuses given inside the city gates. A sermon for those who wish to see Jesus.

A Lenten sermon from Caitlyn on how hard it is to buy a good tomato, sin we didn’t ask to be a part of, and the grace that we do ask for.

A Lenten sermon from Mitch on John 3:16, the horrors of being different in high school, the belonging of true love, and walking as children of the light in that Love of Christ.

Mitch and Caitlyn sit down with Eva Greenberg, educator and athletic director at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School in Columbia, SC for a conversation about youth sports, athletics, and the gifts and challenges modern sports culture presents to children and families. What does it mean to engage with competitive athletics in a way that is uplifting and spiritually healthy?

Caitlyn preaches on Matthew 10:24-39, when Jesus says, “I come not to bring peace but a sword.” Come for the rock climbing, stay for the CS Lewis story. Preached on Sunday June 25.