The South Central Region of the Episcopal Church in CT invites you to an important & timely conversation.
Register today to join the conversation!
https://www.eventbrite.com/.../recovering-the-image-of...
Join the South Central Region (on Zoom) as we discern God’s voice in this present moment of racial tensions that abound in our country.
Speakers Include: Milford Police Chief Keith Mello, The Rev. Rowena Kemp, and Dr. Suzy Burke from the Racial Healing, Justice & Reconciliation Ministry Network.
Come discern with us - as individuals, parishes, worshipping communities, and the region. To determine "What's God calling us to do?"
Register now with Eventbrite!
https://www.eventbrite.com/.../recovering-the-image-of...
Register today to join the conversation!
https://www.eventbrite.com/.../recovering-the-image-of...
Join the South Central Region (on Zoom) as we discern God’s voice in this present moment of racial tensions that abound in our country.
Speakers Include: Milford Police Chief Keith Mello, The Rev. Rowena Kemp, and Dr. Suzy Burke from the Racial Healing, Justice & Reconciliation Ministry Network.
Come discern with us - as individuals, parishes, worshipping communities, and the region. To determine "What's God calling us to do?"
Register now with Eventbrite!
https://www.eventbrite.com/.../recovering-the-image-of...
We had a lovely service outside
under & around the Big Tent this morning
which was recorded and uploaded onto our
our YouTube Channel.
It will be broadcast on WPAA-TV at the usual times.
We're sorry that we were not able to livestream the service this morning.
Thank you for your patience, perseverance and prayers!
You may SIGN UP HERE to attend in-person worship
next Sunday, September 27th.
under & around the Big Tent this morning
which was recorded and uploaded onto our
our YouTube Channel.
It will be broadcast on WPAA-TV at the usual times.
We're sorry that we were not able to livestream the service this morning.
Thank you for your patience, perseverance and prayers!
You may SIGN UP HERE to attend in-person worship
next Sunday, September 27th.
Dear Companions in Christ,
Last Sunday after worship, we had a socially distanced BYO picnic with Church School families under & around the Big Tent. Miss Frances led fun activities to help us catch up with one another and reach out to bring hope to the community. This photo is from a series of chalk messages and drawings we did in front of church to cheer on our neighbors. But this particular message applies to us all, even with our masks: You are beautiful! We are ALL beautiful in God's eyes -- especially when we're doing something to share God's healing love with one another.
For this Sunday, September 20 at 9:30AM, please sign up in advance to attend in-person worship under & around the Big Tent; do so soon as space is limited to maintain a healthy physical distance. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket, wear a face mask, and dress for the weather (it's supposed to be a bit CHILLY this Sunday!). Check out our Regathering Covenant for details of what we'll all be doing to love our neighbor and keep each another safe.
Otherwise, we're delighted for you to join via our YouTube Channel (livestreamed at 9:30 then archived) or WPAA-TV at the regular times.
Here's this week's bulletin. Even if you're signing up to join us on the North Lawn, consider following along on your phone or tablet, or printing it out at home. We'll have copies at church as well.
Remember, you are beautiful! Consider sending an email with a picture or description of what you're doing to find hope for yourself and others these days.
Faithfully,
Dee Anne+
The Reverend Dee Anne Dodd, Rector
Last Sunday after worship, we had a socially distanced BYO picnic with Church School families under & around the Big Tent. Miss Frances led fun activities to help us catch up with one another and reach out to bring hope to the community. This photo is from a series of chalk messages and drawings we did in front of church to cheer on our neighbors. But this particular message applies to us all, even with our masks: You are beautiful! We are ALL beautiful in God's eyes -- especially when we're doing something to share God's healing love with one another.
For this Sunday, September 20 at 9:30AM, please sign up in advance to attend in-person worship under & around the Big Tent; do so soon as space is limited to maintain a healthy physical distance. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket, wear a face mask, and dress for the weather (it's supposed to be a bit CHILLY this Sunday!). Check out our Regathering Covenant for details of what we'll all be doing to love our neighbor and keep each another safe.
Otherwise, we're delighted for you to join via our YouTube Channel (livestreamed at 9:30 then archived) or WPAA-TV at the regular times.
Here's this week's bulletin. Even if you're signing up to join us on the North Lawn, consider following along on your phone or tablet, or printing it out at home. We'll have copies at church as well.
Remember, you are beautiful! Consider sending an email with a picture or description of what you're doing to find hope for yourself and others these days.
Faithfully,
Dee Anne+
The Reverend Dee Anne Dodd, Rector
P.S. We'll be joining Christians around the world observing the Season of Creation -- a time to renew and repair our relationships with the earth and each other. This year's theme is Jubilee for the Earth: New Rhythms, New Hope.
I for one am ready for just that; how about you?
I for one am ready for just that; how about you?
A Gift from and for the Episcopal Church:
A FREE, downloadable PDF of our beloved
Book of Common Prayer
"When we pray, we are never alone."
The Rev. Scott Gunn, Forward Movement
We may be physically distant from one another these days to contain the COVID19 pandemic, but we're always spiritually together -- especially when we open The Book of Common Prayer. To help us through these uncertain days, Church Publishing has made the Prayer Book available for free. Just click here to download your copy.
A FREE, downloadable PDF of our beloved
Book of Common Prayer
"When we pray, we are never alone."
The Rev. Scott Gunn, Forward Movement
We may be physically distant from one another these days to contain the COVID19 pandemic, but we're always spiritually together -- especially when we open The Book of Common Prayer. To help us through these uncertain days, Church Publishing has made the Prayer Book available for free. Just click here to download your copy.
Questions, comments, submissions, and general feedback are all welcomed and should be addressed to Andrew Speyer, Website Caretaker.
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