With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility
In my house, we often quote Spiderman’s Uncle Ben who told him, “With great power comes great responsibility.” This adage shaped the...
Hannah King
Associate Rector
Hannah grew up in the South but attended college in New Jersey, where she met her Yankee husband, Michael. They attended seminary together and served at two other churches before coming to The Vine.
Hannah is passionate about inviting others to experience God’s welcome through the ministry of Word and Sacrament. She also writes about these things and is currently working on her first book! Until further notice, Hannah is serving our youth as the interim leader of ministry for 6th-12th graders while we prayerfully seek a permanent youth ministry director.
Hannah is mom to three young children and is becoming a connoisseur of area playgrounds and parks. When time permits, she loves to travel, read, and eat cheese (in no particular order).
Litany Service: Hope and Expectation
November 4, 2024
Listen to Rev. Hannah’s message from our Election Prayer Litany service on Monday, November 4, 2024.
Our True Dwelling Place
October 13, 2024
Listen to Rev. Hannah’s message from October 13, 2024.
“…therefore I am.” (Instructed Liturgy)
September 15, 2024
From September 15, 2024: Excerpts from throughout our Instructed Liturgy, explaining moments of our service and the ways they point us to...
When Discipleship Means Asking “Why” (and Other Scary Questions)
I grew up in a world that emphasized believing the right things. At church I learned Bible stories and songs. At school I memorized...
The Greatest Gift
July 7, 2024
Listen to Rev. Hannah King’s message from July 7, 2024.
Love Bids Us Welcome
I wonder if you can remember the last time you felt like an outsider. Maybe you were new somewhere and didn’t know anyone. Maybe you were...
Becoming Pentecostal Christians
May 19, 2024
Listen to Priest in Residence Rev. Hannah King’s message from Pentecost, May 19, 2024.
Invitation to Holy Week
I once heard someone describe liturgy as “immersive theater.” When we gather on Sundays there’s a story being told, but it’s not...