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Starting March 3, and meeting the first Sunday of every month at 9:15-10:00am, please join in reading some good books and having good conversation. We will tackle one book each month, and then discuss our thoughts and reactions to it at the next meeting. Our first book for the March 3 meeting is: We Are Displaced:…
Time is a curious dimension of human life. We cannot control it: it cannot stop it or make it move faster although at times it seems as though time speeds up or slows down. Sadly, many of us feel controlled by time because our relationship with time has become disordered. God has given us the…
In order to learn more and discuss what will be voted on at the annual Diocesan Convention in October, please join us in the Education Room on Sunday, September 16th at 9:15 am. EJ Hilliard, who is part of the Resolutions Committee, will present the resolutions that will be up for a vote at our upcoming 2018…
On May 20th, the Christian Church celebrated the Feast of Pentecost, the “Birthday of the Church,” in which we bring to mind our essential unity as the Body of Christ and our charge as followers of Jesus to proclaim the Good News to the world. The coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost equipped Jesus’…
During Lent, approximately 20 parishioners met on Tuesday evenings for a six-week offering of prayer and reflection called “Meeting Jesus in the Gospel of John,” produced by the Society of St. John the Evangelist (SSJE) and Virginia Theological Seminary. Each week highlighted a main theme of the gospel, focused on the intimate connection between God and…
Would you like to take a break for just one day to step out of the busyness of life? This day in Lent offers you a chance to rest, reflect, meditate and pray. This day will include talks by Professor Joseph Neary, retired from the University of Miami School of Medicine, where he was a…
Please join Faith Formation as we present this gentle program from the Society of St. John the Evangelist exploring the meaning of God’s love and the incarnation. The themes for each week are: God is Love (MONDAY, Feb. 12) The Word Became Flesh (TUESDAY, Feb. 20) Close to the Father’s Heart (TUESDAY, Feb. 27) I…
A favorite antiphon found in our Compline service reminds me that our spirits move through the cycles of resting and watching: Guide us waking, O Lord, and guard us sleeping; that awake we may watch with Christ, and asleep we may rest in peace. We rest in the knowledge of God’s abiding love and presence,…
Adult Faith Formation Series Advent is an unusual liturgical season. Although it begins a new church year, marked by a new cycle of Scripture readings, it looks forward to the end of things. The season prepares us to remember and celebrate the entrance of God into human history in the birth of Jesus Christ, but…
When Bishop Marc celebrates our 150th anniversary with us on November 5th, he will confirm several adults and teens and receive several adults into the fellowship of the Episcopal Church. Confirmation, Reception, and Reaffirmation are sacramental rites marked by a public affirmation of faith. So when and why are these rites celebrated, and who is…