Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
Peter is offering a time during Lent to gather in led meditation as a time of preparation for the resurrection. It will be a time to stop and release from the burdens that hinder our connections with ourselves, our neighbors, and our Lord. Let's support each other along this journey on Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 in Cron Hall. 2/25, 3/4,11,18, 25, 4/1.
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You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
On Saturday, February 28 from 9:00 to 4:00, Rev. Teri Smith-Jones, LC, and Deacon Kathleen Smith-Jones will lead our partnership community in a Lenten retreat at St. Joseph. This retreat will offer an opportunity to enter more deeply into a Holy Lent through contemplation and prayer. As part of this retreat, we will have the opportunity to make prayer beads and prayer journals. We will explore the use of prayer beads and journaling as ways to deepen our prayer lives, and we will be invited to write or chose our own prayers to use when praying with our beads. We will also explore ways to use the Book of Common Prayer for personal devotions, and to incorporate other prayer practices, such as contemplative prayer, praying the hours, and Lectio Divina into our prayer lives. As part of our retreat, Deacon Kathleen will lead us in morning, noonday, and evening prayer, and a simple lunch of soup and bread will be served. There is no cost to participate in this retreat or for the supplies provided, but because these supplies must be purchased and attendance must be limited based on the supplies available, we ask that you contact one of the church offices or Rev. Doug as soon as possible to sign up for this retreat.
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Peter is offering a time during Lent to gather in led meditation as a time of preparation for the resurrection. It will be a time to stop and release from the burdens that hinder our connections with ourselves, our neighbors, and our Lord. Let's support each other along this journey on Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 in Cron Hall. 2/25, 3/4,11,18, 25, 4/1.
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Peter is offering a time during Lent to gather in led meditation as a time of preparation for the resurrection. It will be a time to stop and release from the burdens that hinder our connections with ourselves, our neighbors, and our Lord. Let's support each other along this journey on Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 in Cron Hall. 2/25, 3/4,11,18, 25, 4/1.
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Peter is offering a time during Lent to gather in led meditation as a time of preparation for the resurrection. It will be a time to stop and release from the burdens that hinder our connections with ourselves, our neighbors, and our Lord. Let's support each other along this journey on Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 in Cron Hall. 2/25, 3/4,11,18, 25, 4/1.
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Peter is offering a time during Lent to gather in led meditation as a time of preparation for the resurrection. It will be a time to stop and release from the burdens that hinder our connections with ourselves, our neighbors, and our Lord. Let's support each other along this journey on Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 in Cron Hall. 2/25, 3/4,11,18, 25, 4/1.
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Peter is offering a time during Lent to gather in led meditation as a time of preparation for the resurrection. It will be a time to stop and release from the burdens that hinder our connections with ourselves, our neighbors, and our Lord. Let's support each other along this journey on Wednesdays 6:30 - 7:30 in Cron Hall. 2/25, 3/4,11,18, 25, 4/1.
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Join us for our annual blood drive!
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You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
Sunday December 21 after service, please stick around and celebrate the season by helping to decorate our space.
On December 20 from 4:00-4:45 p.m. at St. Joseph, Deacon Kathleen will lead us in a Longest Night service, which is also known as Blue Christmas. This service (offered as we approach the longest night of the year) is a time to acknowledge the grief that is often silently held by members of our community during a season that is otherwise marked by celebration. It is also a time to remember those we love but see no longer. Please join us as we offer prayers and light candles in solidarity with those for whom this season brings sadness as well as joy. Although this service will follow our Advent retreat, you need not attend the retreat to attend this service. Please also invite any of your friends and neighbors who might appreciate the support of our community during this holy season.
On Saturday, December 20 from 9:00 to 4:00, at St. Joseph, Rev. Teri Smith-Jones, LC, will lead us in an Advent retreat. This retreat will offer an opportunity for us to step away from the hustle and bustle of Christmas preparation and consider more fully the true meaning of Advent and Christmas. During this retreat, we will be invited to journey with Jesus’ mother, Mary, through iconic images, the words of Scripture, and Christian tradition. We will explore Mary’s role as the one who said “yes” to God’s invitation and became the God-bearer (Theotokos), and we will contemplate the ways in which God is inviting us to be God-bearers in today’s world. Because lunch will be provided, we ask that you add your name to the sign-up sheet at either of our churches, or contact either church office to register so that we know how much food to provide (but if you only find that you can attend at the last minute, please come even if you don’t sign up). Please also invite your friends and neighbors to join us.
You are welcome to join us on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance. Sign up Here
We would like to invite you and your members to our end of the semester Lucia celebration on Sunday December 14th. Here is the evite with all the details (Evite Invitation HERE).
Please RSVP in the Evite. Hope you can make it!
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
With a Roman centurion as escort, Paul has reached Rome along with Luke and others.
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Find gifts from local artists and crafters at our Holiday Craft Fair
Paul’s arrival in Jerusalem in 57 C.E. does not go well. The book of Acts tells of a mob who attacks Paul. Then Paul’s nephew warns of a plot to kill Paul, and the commander orders two centurions with 400 Roman soldiers and 70 cavalry to escort Paul to Caesaria. There, he will be under house arrest at the governor’s palace, but exercises his right as a Roman citizen to a hearing before the Emperor in Rome. The governor declared, “You have appealed to Caesar. To Caesar you will go!” (Why does Paul think he will be safe in Rome?) Join us, as Paul, Luke, and others board a ship and set out on their journey.
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Come enjoy good food and good company.
You are invited to join St. John Chrysostom on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Here you can view yoga classes, register for a class and find out about my other graphic and creative projects that are in the werks.
You are invited to join St. John Chrysostom on Thursday’s at 10am for Bible Study on Zoom.
Quilt Creation by Nancy Booth
