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It can be challenging to make room for each other at the table, as we worship, and in our lives. But as we do, we are reminded of the love of Christ in this place and through the lives of these people.
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From our Disaster Preparedness Program coordinator Sheryl Gerety (sheryl.gerety@gmail.com): a monthly, seasonally appropriate checklist page to help us tackle preparing for a disaster in manageable steps. JOINING AND USING THE EPISCOPAL ASSET MAP Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) […]
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In a neighborhood undergoing significant changes, the people of St. Philip’s demonstrate significant resiliency as they consider what to keep, what to leave, and what to adapt in order to bolster their community of faith with each other and their engagement with their neighbors.
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In the midst of all that hustle and bustle of harvesting I’m sure there’s little time for those involved to reflect on all that has taken place to turn the seeds that were planted in the spring into the autumn bounty being reaped.
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The funds to support these grants are donated by individuals and parishes through the Convention Basket Raffle and the annual Thanksgiving Offering. Thank you to all whose generosity makes these grants possible!
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The autumnal equinox was this past Saturday, the 22nd of September, and with it we enter into the glorious season of autumn. We’re in a time of harvest, of growing coldness and darkness, but also of thanksgiving.
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The word liturgy generally means work of the people. If you don’t show up it doesn’t happen. Our liturgy is a community building event.
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From our Disaster Preparedness Program coordinator Sheryl Gerety: a monthly, seasonally appropriate checklist page to help us tackle preparing for a disaster in manageable steps.
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In our parish family, you’ll find a faith community that’s hospitable and open, where all are welcome. We recognize that the invitation to Christ’s table comes from our Lord himself, who practiced radical and inclusive hospitality.
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The autumn of life is often thought of as something negative, especially in a youth-oriented society such as ours. It does not have to be so.
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