Dear Friends, Please join us this Saturday as we gather to remember the Rev. Lois Reardin. During this lenten season you are invited to participate in two Adult Formation offerings, and consider a donation for Easter Lilies. I’ve also included a summary of the new protocols effective this Sunday. Read George’s Letter
In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Fr. Javier reflects on the return of sacramental wine in our Sunday worship.
Dear Friends, As we begin our observance of a holy Lent, I am writing to update you on our pandemic guidelines. The following will take effect on the Second Sunday of Lent, March 13. Read A Special Update from the Rector
Dear Friends, As we enter the Lenten season, I ask your prayers for both those in Ukraine who face such unjust violence, aggression, and death, as well as those in Russia who heroically stand up to the unjust leadership of their country. Below I offer a prayer from the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby and…
Dear Friends, The sacred season of Lent is upon us. Please join us for Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday, and two Lenten Adult Formation offerings over the weeks ahead. Also a reminder that this Sunday will be the final offering from our Winter Adult Formation Series. Read George’s Letter
Please join us for Ash Wednesday to begin our Lenten Season. There will be 4 services…
In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Mother Alice reflects on the story of Lazarus: “Recently I’ve been touched by the story of the raising of Lazarus, which pays particular attention to Jesus’ grief and loss over his friend.”
The Women’s Study Group has changed it’s name to Daytime Book Group, to be more inclusive. They meet the second Tuesday of each month at noon via Zoom.
Dear Friends, This Sunday, join us for Adult Formation and hear from the Rev. Rhonda Lee, author of Seek and You Will Find Discovering a Practice of Prayer. I also encourage you to join us for worship this Sunday. It was encouraging last Sunday to see nearly a dozen children processing to children’s chapel and…
In this week’s Hope for the Journey, Fr. Javier reflects on the 2019 film The Best of Enemies: “Thank God for people like Atwater: people who believe in the potential of unlikely friendship without sacrificing their dignity and worth in the process. Thank God for unlikely converts like Ellis too, and the ways that we—each in our own way—are called to emulate both.”