Mark Whittall

Each one of us wakes up every day of our lives with assumptions about what’s possible and what’s not possible. What would life be like if...

Have you ever had your plans thwarted? Imagine that you’ve planned to go with your family on a much-needed vacation, a break from the...

Homily: Yr C Easter 2, April 3 2016, St. Albans Church Readings: Acts 5.27-32; Ps 150; Rev 1.4-8; John 20.19-31 Evidence-based decision...

“Your daughter is dead.” I can’t imagine any words more devastating. If those words were to be directed at me, I I would collapse,...

Now you know something about what physicists call wave particle duality, about how an electron can be both a wave and a particle. 

Jesus promised. Now it’s happening. It’s Pentecost. Jesus promised that he would send the Holy Spirit to them, that they would be filled...

What if we are the early church? We don’t usually think that way. After all, 2000 years is a long time. We think that the early church is...

This morning I want to talk to you about connection and belonging. Connection and belonging are two of the most important facets of a...

This week, this Holy Week, two worlds collided.  Two ways of life clashed.  Not for the first time.  Not for the last time. But there was...

I don’t know about you, but I struggle to make sense of the gospel that we just heard.  On one level it is a tragic episode in human...

I’ve often told parents of young children that if you want to teach your children about God, one of the best ways is to plant a garden....

For God so loved the world … It is one of the best known and most loved verses in the bible, for good reason.  John 3.16.  For God so...

If you live a life of love, you will experience pain and loss. If you live a life of purpose, you will encounter challenge and...