


Following Through: Behaviors in a Community of Love
Two weeks ago, I introduced the values that undergird Bishop Carrie's vision for nurturing a Community of Love in our diocese.

Given: Assumptions in a Community of Love
Last week I introduced Bishop Carrie's vision for nurturing a Community of Love in our diocese.

Resolved: Values in a Community of love
As many of you know, I serve on Diocesan Council, a sort of advisory group to the bishop with similar responsibilities as those of a Vestry in a parish. The Council is made up of lay and clergy representatives from each region of the diocese plus a few members elected at Diocesan Convention to serve at-large. It tickles me to say I am a member at-large.

A Light in the Darkness
"...while sorrow is real, the final word is joy."
The Rev. Kirsten…

Why We Chant During Advent
Have you noticed all the new and returning faces in church these past two Sundays? Did you know that many of them are coming specifically for Advent? We like to make jokes about the CEOs (Christmas and Easter Only worshipers), but this year we are seeing a bunch A+ folks, people who are specifically coming for Advent and now considering more regular Sunday worship.

Music is Ministry
This week we are privileged to hear from one of our most talented cantors, Joshua Jones. Joshua has blessed us with his exquisite baritone for more than seven years. More than once I have had to warn off other rectors who thought they could lure him away from Trinity,

The Most Musical Time of the Year
This is is, my friends: the season of serious singing is upon us. I'm not talking about the Christmas carols that will insist on barging into our Advent preparations, but the knock-out hymns of Advent itself: Prepare the Way, O Zion!, Hail to the Lord's Anointed!,

Janet’s Drawers and How it all Began
By Cindy Adler, former parishioner and Surprise Shop Chairperson.
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