Upcoming Events

First Saturday Parish Breakfast

Every first Saturday of each month at 8:30am. Come enjoy good food and good company.

Gentle Yoga Class

Tuesday mornings from 8:30 - 9:30 am. Toni teaches accessible Yoga poses that mindfully balance effort and ease, increase joint mobility, strengthen muscles, and improve balance.

Please note: No class on June 17 We look forward to seeing you on June24

Sign up at toniwerks.com

Knot Just Knitting

June 11th It's NOT just knitting!

We quilt, crochet, embroider, color, paint, mend and chat. Join us every 2nd and 4th Wednesday afternoon in the library downstairs: St. Joseph's get-together for crafting and chatting. Join us from 1pm - 3pm.

Joint Service with St. John Chrysostom

Please join us at St. John Chrysostom on June 15th for a joint service.

Touch a Truck

Saturday, June 21 from 9am - Noon. Touch a firetruck, police car, mobile dog wash and other big trucks!

Donation $15 per family.

Don’t miss the fancy car exhibit!

Legacy Labyrinth Project

A unique fundraising event benefiting the Legacy Labyrinth Project will be held at St. Joseph on Friday, July 18th, 6:00 - 8:30. Step into an enchanting evening of elegance, mindfulness, and connection. It will feature contemplative labyrinth experience, live acoustic music, interactive art, and curated gourmet delights. Cost $50 per person or $90 per couple.

Genealogy 101

Class resumes Saturday, Aug 2 at 10am. Have a genealogy question?  Or, perhaps a roadblock in your research?  Bring your question to our next class and we will try and offer hints or suggestions.  Sometimes a group of people can offer a new insight or different approach to a genealogy problem.
 
Also, we will update the case study, using regular research to connect Ancestry DNA matches to the family tree.

Letters of Paul

Class resumes Sunday, Sept 14 at 11:30 am. We concluded our review of Paul’s letter to the Romans, a magnificent vision and also a window into the early Jesus movement.  We will resume our classes on Paul and his Seven Undisputed Letters in September, as Paul and his companions depart Corinth, taking a collection to the church in Jerusalem.  Further travels to Spain via Rome will be delayed as Paul is arrested, but successfully defers any trial until he is awarded a hearing before the Emperor. 
 
No accusers present themselves in Rome, and though under house arrest with a palace guard, Paul retains his positive outlook and receives visitors freely.  He writes his letter to the Philippians, which we will review when our class resumes.  In the meantime, we can live by Paul’s remarkably moving words, “Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about such things.”

Calendar of Future Events

PLEASE NOTE:

Calendar events in GREEN are located at St. Joseph

Calendar events in RED are held at other locations