Thoughts on Pride week and war

Most religions seems to get all upset with human sexuality but seems to readily accept violence. What Leonard Matlovich said was a stark and profound confrontation of our totally mixed up values. THERE IS SOMETHING PROFOUNDLY WRONG WITH A SOCIETY THAT REWARDS ME FOR KILLING A MAN AND REJECTS ME FOR LOVING ONE. Anita Wucinic-Turner … READ MORE…

General Convention gets underway

Andrew Green groveling before  Deputation Chair Allisyn Thomas  who has sole control of a  special voting machine.  General Convention is now underway in Indianapolis, where The Episcopal Church is  meeting as it does triennially.  The resolutions to be discussed in this legislative process range from budget and health care, to mission goals and organization, to … READ MORE…

The New Cathedral Garden

I want to thank everyone who helped out on my Eagle Scout project to replace the garden of grass and other plants at St. Paul’s along Nutmeg St. and 6th Avenue into a drought tolerant garden. The project had some challenges but overall went well. It was very satisfying to get all the work done … READ MORE…

Farewell to Scott and Mary (video)

 Dear Friends in Christ, Wise observers have noted that the two deepest needs human beings have are to be seen and appreciated. Mary and I leave Saint Paul’s with a deep sense of fulfillment in this regard.  We had a wonderful concluding weekend – a fun party on Saturday and moving worship on Sunday – … READ MORE…

Vote for this video with local Servicemembers.

SPC member Jasper Kump told us a while back about The Military Acceptance Project which works to help servicemembers who feel marginalized in their community.  Now is your chance to help: When the White House called for a compelling video that spotlights everyday, unsung heroes in the LGBT community who are creating positive change in the lives … READ MORE…