As we continue our Lenten series on racial justice and reckoning with whiteness, we will have two different meetings on Zoom during the week to share and discuss what we are noticing and working through. One group will meet on Sundays at 9:15 am and…
Anglican worship is centered on an encounter with Jesus. We worship in the same basic pattern that most Christians have worshiped through the centuries. We sing God’s praises, we hear God’s Word and we respond through prayers and confession. We offer ourselves to God as we celebrate…
As we continue our Lenten series on racial justice and reckoning with whiteness, we will have two different meetings on Zoom during the week to share and discuss what we are noticing and working through. One group will meet on Sundays at 9:15 am and…
This Lenten season we’ll gather on Zoom for morning prayer every Wednesday morning at 8 a.m. Beginning on Ash Wednesday (Feb. 17) and continuing through “Spy Wednesday” (Mar. 31), we’ll join our hearts in corporate prayer through curated liturgies and meditations for about half an…
Join us online on Good Friday (April 2) at 7pm for a Stations of the Cross liturgy. Our diocese has licensed paintings from artist Laura James and our diocesan Scholar in Residence David Taylor curated the liturgy (you can see the paintings and liturgy here).
Join us for another online cooking class with Nancy on Holy Saturday April 3 at 10am. We’ll make Hot Cross Buns as we remember the Cross of Christ and celebrate Easter.
Anglican worship is centered on an encounter with Jesus. We worship in the same basic pattern that most Christians have worshiped through the centuries. We sing God’s praises, we hear God’s Word and we respond through prayers and confession. We offer ourselves to God as we celebrate…
Anglican worship is centered on an encounter with Jesus. We worship in the same basic pattern that most Christians have worshiped through the centuries. We sing God’s praises, we hear God’s Word and we respond through prayers and confession. We offer ourselves to God as we celebrate…
Anglican worship is centered on an encounter with Jesus. We worship in the same basic pattern that most Christians have worshiped through the centuries. We sing God’s praises, we hear God’s Word and we respond through prayers and confession. We offer ourselves to God as we celebrate…
Anglican worship is centered on an encounter with Jesus. We worship in the same basic pattern that most Christians have worshiped through the centuries. We sing God’s praises, we hear God’s Word and we respond through prayers and confession. We offer ourselves to God as we celebrate…
