By Hunter Torres
The robes
The hymn
The organ
The voices
The intervals
The soaring
The resolution
By Steven Huprich, Senior Warden
I was at an outdoor service the other week, and I ran into a few individuals I had not seen since the pandemic began. Their presence was surprisingly calming and renewing. In the last few
By Father Bill Danaher, Rector
Thanks be to our God, despite the pandemic, we are thriving as a congregation:
We are continuing to meet together for worship, study, and prayer.
We are attracting new members and growing.
By Jill Bednas, Executive Assistant to the Rector
This year the Community Garden has a new cast: Three returning seasoned members and nine new members; some of whom only recently joined the church. This group of dedicated and thoughtful gardeners
By Lauren Brooks
I am constantly amazed how resilient, capable and strong our bodies are. What a gift from God! I often think: God made it, Jesus died for it, the Holy Spirit lives in it, I’d better
By Christopher Wells, Director of Music & Organist
The Music Program has spent the summer charting a path forward to continue a robust ministry during the Covid-19 pandemic. We are pleased to announce that all ensembles will be
By Linda Truxell
This summer I really enjoyed the sermon series on the “Fruit of the Spirit”– love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, generosity, faith, gentleness and self-control (as described by the Apostle Paul in Galatians). While I looked
By Sophie Tsamaidis
When I was in elementary, I went to a small Christian school. It was an “everyone knows everyone” kind of place and it was easy to converse about our faith inside the classroom. At the end of
By the Rev. Dr. William J. Danaher, Jr., Rector
God of power
Nothing I do
begins in me
that does not already
begin in you.
Fill me
with your Spirit
so that I may be
the person
you created me
to be
in all that I am
and all that I do.
Amen.
By Paloma Torres
Here is a story that helped me understand the importance of gentleness. For most of this summer, my old dog, Scout, had been very sick. Eventually, she started getting even worse. I kept