1. Comments on the Revised Lectionary, Sunday by Sunday, have been kindly made available to us by the Diocese of Montreal, to whom we are most grateful. This material, which includes introductions to the Sunday readings, needs no password.
2. More positive comments and help have been coming in, the latest being another free cornucopia of sermon material, from the horn of plenty of Richard Fairchild.
3. RCL Readings for the next 18 months may be had from the Vanderbilt Divinity Library website.
4. At Grace (Episcopal) Cathedral, San Francisco, one can sign up for a weekly mailing This Week on Grace On-line, which provides links to on-line forums, sermons (including archives), their Labyrinth ministry, and many other resources. (Thanks to Brian Colgate for the last two pointers.)
5. John Cathcart’s website at Fredericton is dedicated to helping lay people (and clergy) read and memorize large chunks of Scripture and is presented in a format that invites viewers to meditate on what they are reading.
6. John Gishler has kindly shared his own sermon barrel.
7. And for a bit of fun, try this one
No excuse now for “just two minutes from the chancel steps”! There is clearly a wealth of scholarly material around to help with the writing of sermons.