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Women’s Bible Study will kick off Monday, Sept. 14, at 7 pm in the Guild Room. Every Sunday when we say the Nicene Creed, we affirm that we believe in […]
West Ghent Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Wednesday, year-round, in White Hall at 8 p.m. Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism. Nonalcoholics […]
We’ll be discussing Tyler Merritt’s “I Take My Coffee Black” after checking in on what delights (or challenges?) summer held for us. From Connie, “I found the book to be […]
Join us for a quiet, contemplative service of Holy Eucharist without music. Rooted in the beauty and rhythm of our tradition, this spoken liturgy offers a peaceful start to your Sunday. Whether you're a long-time Episcopalian or exploring your faith, all are welcome at Christ's table.
This Fall we will reflect on the biblical stories read during the Great Vigil of Easter. It begins with the creation and walks through the stories of the Hebrew Bible. These are the “greatest hits” or foundational stories that the Church has taught for generations. Only through understanding our place in God’s larger story can […]
Experience the richness of Episcopal worship in this service of Holy Eucharist, featuring our choir, congregational hymns, and organ music. With scripture, sermon, prayer, and the sharing of communion, this joyful and reverent liturgy invites all into deeper connection with God and one another. Children and newcomers are always welcome.
Women’s Bible Study will kick off Monday, Sept. 14, at 7 pm in the Guild Room. Every Sunday when we say the Nicene Creed, we affirm that we believe in “…the Holy Spirit, the Lord, the giver of life…” but who is the Holy Spirit and exactly what does He do in and for us? […]
West Ghent Alcoholics Anonymous meets every Wednesday, year-round, in White Hall at 8 p.m. Open meetings are available to anyone interested in Alcoholics Anonymous’ program of recovery from alcoholism. Nonalcoholics may attend open meetings as observers.
We’ll be discussing Tyler Merritt’s “I Take My Coffee Black” after checking in on what delights (or challenges?) summer held for us. From Connie, “I found the book to be fun, and funny, and at the same time moving and quite helpful in unexpected ways – especially in understanding people whose world is different from […]
Join us for a quiet, contemplative service of Holy Eucharist without music. Rooted in the beauty and rhythm of our tradition, this spoken liturgy offers a peaceful start to your Sunday. Whether you're a long-time Episcopalian or exploring your faith, all are welcome at Christ's table.
This Fall we will reflect on the biblical stories read during the Great Vigil of Easter. It begins with the creation and walks through the stories of the Hebrew Bible. These are the “greatest hits” or foundational stories that the Church has taught for generations. Only through understanding our place in God’s larger story can […]
Experience the richness of Episcopal worship in this service of Holy Eucharist, featuring our choir, congregational hymns, and organ music. With scripture, sermon, prayer, and the sharing of communion, this joyful and reverent liturgy invites all into deeper connection with God and one another. Children and newcomers are always welcome.
