A Poem-Prayer of Reconciliation
Read More: A Poem-Prayer of ReconciliationLent is a time when we look back at what we have done and left undone. We look back and reflect so that we can change, go forward and love more deeply.
Rend Your Hearts
Read More: Rend Your HeartsLooking around at the dramatic decline in our national health, the deeper awareness of the inequity and pain of long-operating racist systems, and the violent challenges to our democracy our hearts do break, but do they break open? Let us rend our hearts that we may listen, look, and love God and one another with…
Ash Wednesday
Read More: Ash WednesdayWe will have imposition of ashes on Ash Wednesday, February 17 from 12:00 pm.m – 1:30 p.m. and from 6:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. with a short service
Remembering Absalom Jones
Read More: Remembering Absalom JonesJones continued to lead the Episcopal community, focusing especially on serving the African American community. He founded a day school (as African Americans were excluded from attending public school), the Female Benevolent Society, and an African Friendly Society. In 1800 he called upon Congress to abolish the slave trade and to provide for gradual emancipation…
Humility to see the Truth in Others
Read More: Humility to see the Truth in OthersHow easy to grab our identity from a group, another person, or a situation. We can call ourselves Episcopalian, New Yorkers, Republican, Democrat, Progressive, white, working class,