Here is a typed sermon from 1990. It references the Cubs winning the pennant as an example of unlikely events. It also mentions the baptism of a child that occurred that day.

Here is a sermon that was printed and highlighted in yellow. It was originally preached in Seymour on the 18th Sunday of Pentecost on September 29, 1996.

This is a handwritten Lenten sermon with words in blue ink and markup in red. It was written in March of 1976.

Here is a typed Epiphany sermon from 1990. In the spirit of being 1990, Sadaam Hussein is mentioned by name in the sermon in comparison to Herod.

Here is a typed Epiphany sermon from 1984. Because the typed text is pretty clear, I have used Google OCR to transcribe the sermon text, and it is included below the scanned image.

Here is a typed Epiphany sermon from 1974 with annotations in green, red, and blue ink.

This sermon is a combination of typing and handwriting in red and black ink. It lists a date, but not a year. Since Advent 2 is listed, we can assume that it was a Sunday, so this sermon was probably preached in 1973 or 1979, since those are two years that 12/9 was on a Sunday.

This sermon is typed on blue paper with notations and additions in red ink, dated from 1976.

Here a typed sermon from 1974 with liberal notes in blue and red ink. We’ve moved into a new lectionary year, and have restarted the three year cycle with the First Sunday in Advent in year A.

Here is a typed sermon from 1989 which talks about the end times and using our gifts. The gospel text is listed as Luke 19:26. We are nearing the end of year C in the Revised Common Lectionary!