Pastoral Letter

Our Cities, Epiphany, and Prayer

Our Cities, Epiphany, and Prayer

​​Yet again, we find our cities in the headlines. Violence and fear strike our neighborhoods. In the midst of darkness, the Church calendar shifts to Epiphany. We remind ourselves that in Christ, God’s will, love, and hope are made known to the whole world. The Light of Christ breaks through the darkness, and the darkness has not, and will not, overcome it. 

Invitation to Lent 2025

Invitation to Lent 2025

The season of Epiphany is drawing to a close, and Lent is just around the corner. Lent, the 40 days between Ash Wednesday and Easter, is a spiritual pilgrimage; it is a great fast before the great feast; it is a giving up and a putting on; it is prayerful and slow; it is ancient and new. I encourage you to enter into Lent with intentionality and anticipation.

Season of Intentional Listening

Season of Intentional Listening

God has been gracious and kind to our congregation since its launch in 2017.  But the past several years have not been easy. The pandemic, political tensions, building acquisition, diocesan transition, and rapid growth have put us in an ongoing state of adaptation and change. It has been quite an adventure! After several months of discussion as staff and Parish Council, we believe that God is calling us to pause and enter into a season of intentional listening so that we might discern what he has for us next.