We are about to embark on another liturgical year together with the season of Advent. It is fitting that we enter into the year in darkness, mystery, and anticipation. It is the sacred vocation of the church to stand in the midst of a dark world, heralding a great mystery, eagerly anticipating the return of our king.
All Saints Weekend
We have much to be grateful for! This weekend marks many special occasions both in the life of our church and the Church universal. Come and join us! Note that this Sunday, to create space for all, we’ll be holding three services: 8:00, 9:30, and 11:00. Please plan accordingly and invite anyone who might be blessed by our vibrant and joyful celebrations!
Holy Week 2023 Photos
The Unordinary Ordinary
I adore the Church Calendar, but let's be honest, 2020 has been a bad go of it. Lent was interrupted by a Pandemic. Holy Week and Easter were mediated through screens. Pentecost and Trinity was marked by injustice, hatred, and violence. The Season after Pentecost was the season of, “Don’t breath on me.” And most recently, the Feast of All Saints was marked by epic political division. It’s fitting to now conclude 2020 with prophesy and apocalypse. Let us descend into Advent.