Fairhaven Sermon 2-4-2024 "Form follows function" teaches that purpose should shape our actions, urging adaptability in faith and life to fulfill our spiritual mission.
Fairhaven Sermon 1-7-2024 This moment of baptism is significant. It's where Jesus, in his humanity, identifies with us. He aligns himself with our own baptismal journeys, sharing in our experiences.
Fairhaven Sermon 12-24-2023 Powerful, sacred songs pull us into truth; singing them unites us with billions, as if the music itself is a prayer drawing us to God.
Fairhaven Sermon 12-10-2023 Loneliness, a modern epidemic, is countered by Christian community, echoing Mary and Elizabeth's deep connection in God's kingdom.
Fairhaven Sermon 11-26-2023 Rev. Parson discusses the Royal Canadian Mint's new coins featuring King Charles without a crown, symbolizing the evolution of leadership and identity in contemporary society.
Fairhaven Sermon 10-1-2023 Summary Rev. Dylan Parson reflects on how we often want to go back to the past, even when the past was difficult or oppressive. Just as the Israelites complained to Moses about leaving Egypt for the uncertainty of the desert, Christians today can be tempted to pine for the “good
Fairhaven Sermon 9-3-2023 Summary Rev. Dylan Parson begins the sermon by describing how he discovered as a child that falling asleep made long car trips go by faster. As a kid, Rev. Parson would try to distract himself on road trips by bringing lots of books, music, etc. However, distraction came at the