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One Hundred Years of Service

In 2010, Dr. Wylie S. Quinn, III will mark his 40th year on the staff of the Chapel of the Cross, the Rev. Stephen Elkins-Williams his 28th (25th as rector), the Rev. Tambria Lee, her 17th, and the Rev. Victoria Jamieson-Drake, her 15th. All that adds up to one hundred years of service! As a retrospective, sermons and newsletter articles from the past few decades will be posted periodically in this section throughout the year.

Dear Friends Entries

Space Limitations - Cross Roads, September 26, 1990

The Improvement of our Grounds - Cross Roads, October 24, 1988

The Vision in our Parish Buildings - Cross Roads, October 12, 1988

The Professor and the Bishop - Cross Roads, June 15, 1988

Funeral Ministry - Cross Roads, February 10, 1988

A Little Paper Called Cross Roads - Cross Roads, September 30, 1987

Freedom Through Limitations - Cross Roads, September 24, 1986

The Hymnal 1982 - Cross Roads, January 8, 1986

Celebration of a New Ministry - Cross Roads, September 25, 1985

Sermons

Bad Things Happen to All People - The Third Sunday in Lent, February 26, 1989, Stephen Elkins-Williams

Write All These Thy Laws in Our Hearts - The Third Sunday in Lent, March 6, 1994, Stephen Elkins-Williams

Take Up Your Cross - The Second Sunday in Lent, March 3, 1985, Stephen Elkins-Williams

God's Forgiveness From Within - Ash Wednesday, February 25, 2004, Stephen Elkins-Williams

Back Home - Sixth Sunday After the Epiphany, February 13, 2000, Stephen Elkins-Willims

We Are the Body of Christ - III Epiphany - January 22, 1989, Stephen Elkins-Williams

"Seek My Face" - Last Epiphany - February 13, 1994, Stephen Elkins-Williams

The Overwhelming Love of God - VIII Epiphany - February 26, 1984, Stephen Elkins-Williams

The Wise Men and the Star - The Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ – January 6, 2007, Stephen Elkins-Williams