Pentecost: Come, Holy Spirit

On Pentecost Sunday, The Rev. Michael Singer reflects on the Holy Spirit as both wind and breath, a presence that can unsettle us, transform us, and breathe new life into the world.

Drawing from the story of Pentecost in Acts, Fr. Michael explores how the Spirit moves not only through dramatic moments, but also through quiet prayer, music, relationships, compassion, and simple acts of kindness. While the Spirit may sometimes disrupt our comfort and stir us beyond complacency, it also grounds us deeply in God’s presence and reminds us that love will prevail.

Through vivid imagery, humor, and the playful act of blowing bubbles together, Fr. Michael invites us to rediscover wonder, openness, and the life-giving movement of the Spirit within and among us.