Christians in the Holy Land: The CT Bishop's 2025 Trip

Why do Christians in the West Need to Listen More and Talk Less?

The Bible is read around the world and not necessarily the way Americans read it. Listen to Bruce Gordon, the Titus Street Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Yale Divinity School in conversation with Rev. Marek Zabriskie and Andrew Boer.

Christians in the Holy Land: The CT Bishop's 2025 Trip

Hear first hand from the Bishop of CT, Jeffrey Mello, as he tells us about his 2025 trip to the Holy Land with nine other American Bishops. What did they encounter? What is it currently like for our sacred spaces in Jesus' footsteps? Rev. Marek Zabriskie and Andrew Boer engage in conversation, unearthing Bishop Mello's visits to the places we cherish and hope not to lose.

Audio Tour: Stained Glass Windows at Christ Church Greenwich

Listen as you walk through the Main Sanctuary full of magnificent, colorful, historic windows. Hear the stories of what they represent, who donated them and who created them. Produced, written and narrated by Lynne Smith.   Engineered by Andrew Boer. Music by the Christ Church Choirs.

Why the Bible Connects To Your Life Today

Why read the Bible? How is ancient scripture relevant to my life today? How do I decipher what is fact and what are parables?  Discover why the "Christ Church Bible Challenge" will be a life-changing journey that will enrich your spiritual growth and connect you more deeply to God. In this episode, Reverend Marek and Andrew Boer share how the Bible can bring clarity, purpose, and renewal to your daily life.

Traveling on Transformative Journeys to Unexpected Places

Join us for a captivating conversation as Marek reflects on his recent sabbatical and the transformative journeys he undertook. Andrew and Marek delve into the timeless practice of pilgrimages, the spiritual significance of relics, and how these ancient traditions resonate in our modern lives. They explore themes of renewal, faith, and the enduring quest for meaning in unexpected places."