By Rev. William J. Danaher Jr., Rector
Prayer for Temple Beth El
Rosh Hashanah
September 6, 2021
About the High Holy Days:
The ten days that begin with Rosh Hashanah and end with Yom Kippur mark
By Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
According to Dr. Randal Bell in his book Post-Traumatic Thriving, when a traumatic event hits — such as a pandemic, it can either
By Rev. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
In a recent sermon, I mentioned how certain foods such as a family recipe can bring us back in the same way a song might — and trigger precious memories, even make
By Amy Graham
It only takes a spark
To get a fire going
And soon all those around
Can warm up in its glowing
That’s how it is with God’s love
By Barry Lawler, parishioner
What are your early memories of favorite Movie experiences? Were you sitting on the ground at a youth camp or peering over your mother’s shoulder at a drive-in movie theater? Was it your first date with
By Joe LaVela
For the last several years, Atlanta’s Cathedral of St. Philip has held an Antiques Show and Flower Festival, in which local garden clubs and churches decorate different parts of the cathedral as a charity fundraiser.
By Christa Albrecht
One by precious one
You have wiped off my tears.
You have given me joy,
Took away my fears.
What was sad and dark,
Is now a lighter place.
With your care and great love,
You have shown me God’s
By Fr. Chris Harris, Associate Rector
As we stay safe by staying physically distant, we can nevertheless grow closer to God and one another by gathering regularly to learn, pray and serve together. Here are 10 ways you can use
By Nathan Costa, Assistant Director of Music & Liturgist
Don’t forget to join us for two special online services for All Souls’ on November 1: an All Souls’ Congregational Evensong service at 5 PM and