Dear Church, Lent is just around the corner! Lent is an ancient Christian practice of taking 40 days of solemn reflection and penitent preparation for celebrating the resurrection of Christ. It starts on Ash Wednesday (February 26 this year) and lasts until Easter Sunday (April…
What to Expect at Our All-Church Meeting
This Sunday morning, February 9, BEFORE worship, at 9:30am, we will hold our first ever All-Church Meeting! If you consider The Table your church home, (or if you’re just interested in The Table), this meeting is for you. We will be sharing some reflections from…
Bring Your Candles For Blessing This Sunday
This Sunday (February 2) is the Feast of the Presentation of Jesus Christ, also known as Candlemas, and part of our worship gathering will be a blessing of candles to be used this coming year in worship and personal prayer. Candlemas is one of the…
Congregational Meeting Feb 9
Mark your calendars for Sunday morning, February 9 at 9:30am, because that’s when we’ll have our first ever 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.) Bring…
On Cultivating a Life of Prayer
Last Sunday I led a class on how to use the Book of Common Prayer. We went through the mechanics of how morning and evening prayer are structured in our new prayer book, and how to find the readings and prayers for each day. I…
How to Practice Epiphany at The Table
Dear Church, Epiphany is upon us! If Advent is a season of expectation, and Christmas is a season of joy, then Epiphany is a season of presence, where we celebrate the unveiling of God’s person and purpose in Christ. Here are a few ways you…
An Epiphany Reflection from Gregory of Nazianzus
Today is the Feast of the Epiphany of Our Lord Jesus Christ, which has been celebrated in the church since at least the fourth century. The First Sunday after the Epiphany (this upcoming Sunday, January 12), we celebrate the baptism of Christ, when he was…
Daily Prayer Liturgies For Epiphany
We’ve curated new daily morning and evening prayer liturgies for Epiphany 2020, and included the collects we wrote together while praying for refugees and asylum seekers during Advent. These can be used personally, in families, or in Table Groups. Click the links below to download…
Epiphany Tradition: Chalking of the Door
Here’s a fun Epiphany tradition you could try this year with your family: 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 the…
A Christmas Message from Father Ben
Dear Church, Tonight we begin the 12-day celebration of the Incarnation: Christmastide! I hope you’ll be able to join us this afternoon at 4pm for a joint Christmas Eve service with Spirit of Joy. It’s easy to blithely affirm the fact that “God became flesh,”…
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