Sunday to Sunday Productions is excited to announce a $1.25 million five year grant from Lilly Endowment.,  in collaboration with Saint Paul’s Benevolent Educational and Missionary Institute (The Passionists). This grant supports the establishment of “CALLED: A New Approach to Preaching Education and Practice,” an innovative program aimed at transforming preaching education through contemplation, community engagement, and advanced technology.

As congregations begin to celebrate Advent, you will almost certainly hear the hymn “O Come, O Come Emmanuel.” It is an embrace of the liturgical cycle in song, combining a 15th-century French chant with an ancient Latin text. First printed in German hymnals, the text was later translated into English by James Mason Neale in 1895. His efforts helped launch the Oxford Movement, a path of spiritual renewal in the Church of England that enlisted into its ranks the likes of John Henry Newman and so many others.

The Emmy Award-winning documentary series, Sunday to Sunday, is back this August with a new highly anticipated installment. Dedicated to “making preaching better,” the series has been exploring the profound impact of well composed homilies and priestly guidance. The latest episode “On the Journey,” will document the prolific pastoral works of parishioners at St. Monica’s Church, in Santa Monica, California.

Pope Francis is in Iraq for a historic visit, and today, he brought messages of hope amid the destruction in the city of Mosul.

What does it take to be a good preacher? That’s what US online and cable TV programme, Sunday to Sunday aims to find out.  The Emmy award winning series identifies gifted preachers who pass along their ideas about the preaching ministry. 

SAN FRANCISCO — The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences SF/Northern CA Chapter has recognized Sunday to Sunday, an online and cable TV program that uses cinematic storytelling to highlight the most gifted preachers in America, with a 2020 Emmy award for Outstanding Interview Program.