Earlier today, Bishop Bonnie Perry instructed all Episcopal Churches in our Diocese to refrain from public worship and large public gatherings for the remainder of Lent (until Palm Sunday, April 5) due
“On the night Jesus was betrayed…” You are invited to give blood on the day Jesus was handed over to death. Life is given to us by Jesus’s sacrifice and now you can give the gift of
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
“Lent” is a word of Germanic origin, meaning “spring,” perhaps referring to the “lengthen”-ing of the days of that season. After our snow-enshrouded Ash Wednesday and last week’s change
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
“Shrove Tuesday” is the name given to the day before Ash Wednesday, the beginning of liturgical season of Lent. The word “shrove” comes from an old English word meaning
Heart Disease is a timely but broad topic. We will cover as much of Coronary Artery Disease as we can. The death rate from cardiovascular disease (CVD) in middle age (45-64yrs) population is rising in
