Mark your calendars for Sunday February 14 at 12:30pm (right after worship), because that’s when we’ll have our annual Congregational Meeting! If you consider The Table your church home, this meeting is for you. (You can also come if you’re curious how we do things.)…
Blessing of the Candles Feb 2
Bring candles and join us on Tuesday, February 2, for a special in-person, outdoor Blessing of the Candles and Eucharist at 6:00pm in the church parking lot (3535 Kessler Blvd E Dr, Indianapolis). Why are we blessing candles on a random Tuesday? you might ask.…
Beholding and Becoming in Epiphany
Dear Church, Today is the Feast of Epiphany! Epiphany (which means “revealing”) commemorates the Magi who came from the far-flung places of the world bearing gifts and following a star to meet the child who would become the king of the whole cosmos. After today’s…
Chalk Your Door This Epiphany
Here’s a fun Epiphany tradition we’ve done as a community the past couple years: chalking the door! The chalking of the door is typically done on or around January 6th, the Feast of the Epiphany. Epiphany (which means “revealing”) commemorates the Magi who came from…
Defiantly Singing God’s Advent Justice
Dear Church, This past Sunday, we read the Annunciation and the Magnificat, and wondered together and learned from the humble and courageous faith of a 1st-century Palestinian peasant girl that we now know as the Blessed Virgin Mary. In the midst of our deep longing…
Winter Solstice Story Night
On Monday, December 21 at 8pm, Fr. Ben will host an informal online Winter Solstice Story Night. We will gather to: Make an optional cocktail (The Morning Star), Pray the Magnificat and ‘O’ Advent Antiphon for the evening (O Morning Star) together, and Share stories…
Advent is Upon Us!
Dear Church, Advent begins Sunday November 29 this year, and in the words of our friend (and Canon Theologian for our diocese) Emily McGowin: “This is shaping up to be the most Advent-y Advent we’ve ever Advented!” Our theme for Advent this year is “The…
Praying With Our Bodies in a Pandemic
Last Sunday Deb preached on the Lord’s Prayer, proclaiming to us the good news that prayer is a gift from God, whereby he shares his power with us to live out the political vision of the Sermon on the Mount. I was reading this week…
Practicing the Politics of Love
Dear Church, As I said in my sermon this past Sunday, we live in a world where the powerful regularly exploit and oppress the weak, where people are seen as resources to be used. It’s not difficult to find examples of this “out there” in…
Learning Jesus’ Politics Together
Dear Church, Last Sunday we kicked off our new fall series preaching through the Sermon on the Mount: Living the Politics of Jesus in a Partisan America. The first sermon was titled “Neither Left Nor Right Nor ‘Spiritual’: the Politics of Jesus”. As Fr. Matt…
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