As the definitive source of our liturgical tradition, the Book of Common Prayer “holds us in common” with Anglicans throughout the world, serving as an essential sign of unity and marker of Anglican identity. On Sun., Jan. 19, in the second session in this three-part series, led by the Rev. Brandon Ashcraft, will explore the […]
The 20s and 30s Book Club will be moving to a two-month reading and meeting schedule starting in January, 2025. The meetings will also now be in-person. We're going to experiment with the first one being at the Rectory and see what we think of that before deciding on the March location. Here are the […]
Women's and Men's Bible Studies are a pair of connected programs that provide space for parishioners to share meaningful reflection with one another and with members of the clergy. These groups engage the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel lesson in the context of our lives. Michael Battle, Brandon Ashcraft, and Morgan Allen share leadership of the study […]
Join the Very Rev. Dr. Michael Battle, the Rev. Kit Lonergan, and Vestry member Richard Henderson on a walking Pilgrimage along Spain’s Camino Santiago, from May 29-June 6. A spiritual journey in which pilgrims commune with God, each other and nature, this same path has been taken for more than 1300 years by thousands of […]
Women's and Men's Bible Studies are a pair of connected programs that provide space for parishioners to share meaningful reflection with one another and with members of the clergy. These groups engage the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel lesson in the context of our lives. Michael Battle, Brandon Ashcraft, and Morgan Allen share leadership of the study […]
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God, loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer, has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan will present […]
Women's and Men's Bible Studies are a pair of connected programs that provide space for parishioners to share meaningful reflection with one another and with members of the clergy. These groups engage the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel lesson in the context of our lives. Michael Battle, Brandon Ashcraft, and Morgan Allen share leadership of the study […]
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God, loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer, has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan will present […]
Women's and Men's Bible Studies are a pair of connected programs that provide space for parishioners to share meaningful reflection with one another and with members of the clergy. These groups engage the upcoming Sunday’s Gospel lesson in the context of our lives. Michael Battle, Brandon Ashcraft, and Morgan Allen share leadership of the study […]
Our next Companions Lunch will be Wed., Feb. 19 from 12 to 1:30 pm. If you are 60ish +, please join us for connection, companionship, and conversation! The Rev. Dr. Michael Battle will be leading our table conversations on: The Vocation of Aging: Prayer, Discernment and Practice. Lunch and sweets, and fantastic company. Sign up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050448AAAF2BA1FB6-54453980-companions
Building on last fall's two-part series, ‘Beyond the God of Good Outcomes,’ explore with Trinity’s Rector, the Rev. Morgan S. Allen, the demanding theological idea that God, loving creator rather than scheming puppeteer, has entrusted responsibility for the cosmos to none other than each of us. Weaving theological, philosophical, and popular-culture resources, Morgan will present […]
Join the Very Rev. Dr. Michael Battle, the Rev. Kit Lonergan, and Vestry member Richard Henderson on a walking Pilgrimage along Spain’s Camino Santiago, from May 29-June 6. A spiritual journey in which pilgrims commune with God, each other and nature, this same path has been taken for more than 1300 years by thousands of […]
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