Our Vestry has two main functions: first, it oversees the finances and property of the church; the Vestry are the legal representatives of The Table. Second, it provides big-picture discernment and direction, in cooperation with the Rectors. We try to discern and surrender to what…
Noonday Ash Wednesday Service Feb 22
All are invited to Ash Wednesday Worship on Wed Feb 22 at 12pm (noon). The service will include the imposition of ashes and Holy Communion. No childcare will be provided. If you’re unable to stay for the service, the imposition of ashes will also be…
Sacred Ground Begins Feb 8
Beginning February 8, the Diocese of Indianapolis, the Union of Black Episcopalians, and the diocesan Racial Justice and Education Team will co-sponsor Sacred Ground, a video-based dialogue series about race developed by the Episcopal Church. The diocesan-wide Sacred Ground discussion group will meet Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm ET…
The College of Preachers Rides Again!
Dear sisters and brothers, One of our core practices as a church is proclaiming good news to one another and the world, something we call “gospeling“. It’s part of what we learn to do in DNA Groups, and how we seek to encourage one another…
Blessing of the Candles Feb 5
If you have candles you use for personal prayer and devotion, you are invited to bring them to worship on Sunday, February 5 to be blessed! Why do we bless candles every year at this time? February 2 is the Feast of the Presentation of…
How to Chalk Your Door This Epiphany
Chalking the door is a fun Epiphany tradition we’ve done as a community the past few years. 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…
Welcoming the Wildest Story
Dear Church, In my Christmas Eve homily, I spoke about how the story of the nativity of Jesus intersects with the sadness and grief we feel over the gap between our Advent longings and our actual lives, and I quoted author K.J. Ramsey, who encourages…
Where Do You Need Hope?
The good news in my sermon this past Sunday is that, in Christ, God draws near to our broken family systems, our traumatized genealogies, our shameful histories… and saves us by fully identifying with us, becoming a child of humanity, born of a woman so…
A New Liturgical Year is Upon Us
Last Sunday we rejoiced and rested in the kingship of Jesus: his sovereign love and cross-shaped power to reconcile all things to God, enact justice, and make peace. And now (after Thanksgiving, at any rate) we get ready to turn the corner into a new…
A Women’s Lectionary For the Whole Church
This coming liturgical year (which starts Sunday Nov 27th) we will be using A Women’s Lectionary for the Whole Church: Year A for Scripture selections (and translations) for Holy Eucharist. (We normally use the Revised Common Lectionary, along with a few special series from time…
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