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St. Dunstan’s by the Lake — ancient prayers, open doors
A liturgical parish on the Lakehaven shore — gathered around word, table, music, and neighbor, wherever you are on the journey of faith.
Led in worship by:
The Rev. Elena Marsh
Rector
Dr. Marcus Webb
Director of Music
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“I walked in one Sunday knowing no one. By coffee hour I had three lunch invitations and a place that feels like home.”
“The music alone is worth the drive across town — and then the sermon goes and outdoes it.”
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Recent Sermons
June 28
Ordinary Time
June 28
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Rev. Elena Marsh
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19 Min
Mustard Seeds and Other Small Miracles
The Rev. Elena Marsh on the parable of the mustard seed — how the kingdom grows from the smallest of beginnings, in gardens and in us.
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June 21
Ordinary Time
June 21
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Rev. Elena Marsh
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22 Min
Bread for the Journey
Loaves, fish, and the arithmetic of grace: why abundance begins with what is already in our hands.
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June 14
Ordinary Time
June 14
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Dr. Marcus Webb
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18 Min
The God of Second Winds
Dr. Marcus Webb preaches on Elijah under the broom tree — burnout, bread, and the still, small voice.
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Meet our clergy
The Rev. Elena Marsh
The Rev. Elena Marsh has served as rector of St. Dunstan’s since 2019. A former hospital chaplain, she preaches like someone who has kept vigil at 3 a.m. — honest, unhurried, and certain that grace shows up.
Elena leads our Sunday liturgies, teaches the newcomer class, and can usually be found propping open the red doors ten minutes before anyone arrives. She reads mysteries, keeps bees badly, and believes coffee hour is a sacrament in waiting.
Dr. Marcus Webb
Dr. Marcus Webb directs the music of St. Dunstan’s — a parish choir, a bell guild, and anyone brave enough to sing the psalm. Trained at conservatory and formed in a small-town choir loft, he believes the congregation is the real instrument.
Whether he is rehearsing Tallis or teaching a seven-year-old her first descant, Marcus makes room for every voice — and yes, the bells you hear at noon are his doing.
Sermon Archive
June 7
Ordinary Time
June 7
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Rev. Marsh
Psalms for Anxious Hearts
May 31
Ordinary Time
May 31
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Dr. Webb
The Table Has No Edge
May 24
Ordinary Time
May 24
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Rev. Marsh
Doubting Thomas, Faithful Thomas
May 17
Eastertide
May 17
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Rev. Marsh
Sabbath Is Not a Reward
May 10
Eastertide
May 10
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Dr. Webb
What the Widow Knew
May 3
Ordinary Time
May 3
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Rev. Marsh
Lord, Teach Us to Pray
April 26
Eastertide
April 26
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Rev. Marsh
The Long Loneliness of Peter
April 19
Ordinary Time
April 19
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Rev. Marsh
Rooted and Grounded in Love
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Serving Lakehaven since 1927
A century of worship, weddings, and welcome on the lakeshore
Neighbors fed every Tuesday
Our community table shares 120 meals a week with anyone who is hungry
Music for every voice
Parish choir, bell guild, and a children’s chorus that steals the show
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