the Church of Saint Clement's Podcast

This sermon, by the Reverend John D. Hortum, Rector of the Church of Saint Clement, was recorded in Alexandria, Virginia on April 1, 2012. At the Church of Saint Clement, ALL are welcome at the Lord's Holy Table! For more information, follow us on Facebook @ Church of Saint Clement or on Twitter @Saintclementva.

This sermon, by the Reverend Cynthia Park (Candidate for Holy Orders, Diocese of Virginia) was recorded at Saint Clement on the last Sunday in Lent, March 25, 2012. It is preceded by the gospel of John (12:20-33) as proclaimed by Deacon Shirley Porter of the Diocese of Atlanta. At the Church of Saint Clement, ALL are welcome at the Lord's Holy Table. For more information, follow us on Facebook @ Church of Saint Clement or on Twitter @saintclementva.

This sermon, by the Reverend John D. Hortum, Rector of the Church of Saint Clement, was recorded on March 18, 2012 in Alexandria, Virginia. It is proceeded by the gospel of John as proclaimed by Ms. Shirley Porter, Deacon of the Dioceses of Atlanta and a senior seminarian at Virginia Theological Seminary. For more information, follow us @ Facebook: Church of Saint Clement or on Twitter@ saintclementva.

This podcast, by the Reverend John D. Hortum, Rector of the Church of Saint Clement was recorded on March 4, 2012 in Alexandria, Virginia. It is preceded by the gospel of Mark (8:31-38) as proclaimed by the Reverend Cynthia Park. At the Church of Saint Clement, ALL are welcome at the Lord's Holy Table. For more information, follow us on Facebook at: Church of Saint Clement VA or on Twitter at: saintclementva.

This sermon, by the Reverend John D. Hortum, Rector of the Church of Saint Clement, was recorded in Alexandria, Virginia on May 6, 2012. It is proceeded by the gospel of John as proclaimed by the Reverend Cynthia Park. In a time in which human relations have entered more prominently than ever into the national discourse, Reverend Hortum's explanation of John's gospel, which draws directly on the teachings of Saint Clement of Alexandria himself and the story of the Ethiopian Eunuch from the day's first lesson (Acts 8:26-40), is worthy of prayer and reflection. At the Church of Saint Clement, ALL are welcome at the Lord's Holy Table. For more information, follow us on Facebook @ Church of Saint Clement or on Twitter @ saintclementva.