Presentation Sunday, February 2, 2025 Sermon delivered at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Hailey, ID I was a camp counselor at the Episcopal...

Dogs, Hurricanes, and Thoughts About Providence Sermon, October 6, 2024 1. Dogs . So, why do dogs turn in circles before lying down? One...

I fell on the mountain the day after Christmas. At least I think I fell. Others have asked me, Do you think someone ran into you? That...

July 2022. The Ditch Trail led us away from the small parking area through Aspen trees and across the side of the mountain. They say a...

People keep telling me that the world is worse than it used to be - not just those of my friends who run towards the progressive side of...

Resurrection Life: Easter 2022 Rob Gieselmann, April 17, 2022 1. I think I’ve mentioned this before - Time moves faster at the top of a...

“The Sherpas start down immediately; they, too, seem oppressed by so much emptiness. Left alone, I am overtaken by that northern void -...

“The Bible is a library,” I told the confirmation class meeting in the library. “It includes a wide variety of writings: poetry, history,...

First published at Episcopal Cafe, Feb. 5, 2020: https://www.episcopalcafe.com/i-will-never-leave-nor-forsake-you/ Three weeks ago I...

I am for Christ Sermon delivered St. Thomas Church, Epiphany 3A, Jan. 26, 2020 I am a Republican. No wait - I think I am a Democrat....

first published at episcopalcafe.com, Oct. 23, 2019 Rob Gieselmann Time is a moving target. Its speed varies, sometimes faster, sometimes...

originally published May 29, 2019 at: https://www.episcopalcafe.com/lamentation/ Several weeks ago, I wrote about my cousin, Frazer, and...

Years ago, I tried to grow tomatoes. I planted them in the yard and in patio pots. I planted them in full sun and watered them well. I...