Black History Month 2025

Sacred Ground In Action Ministry: We can’t know what we don’t know… And we can’t act as responsible members of our community when we don’t have access to the unvarnished truth, whether from our church or in our schools and libraries. TEC Executive Council member Joe McDaniel says, “This month emphasizes the importance of education, … READ MORE…

Guiding The Way

Aren’t you proud of our Episcopal church right now?  There’s so much at stake our courageous leaders are guiding us in speaking truth to power. One of the best ways to keep track of the current state of this beautiful country is through the work of The Episcopal Church’s (TEC) Office of Government Relations (OGR) … READ MORE…

A Letter from Susan Jester: Our Evangelism Ministry

As the Episcopal branch of the Jesus Movement, we exist to follow Jesus and help the whole world to grow loving, liberating and life-giving relationships with God, with each other and with creation.  Episcopal Evangelism is one of the most important ministries in the Movement- this is where we focus on accompanying our neighbors and … READ MORE…

Preparing For Painful Possibilities

St. Paul’s Simpler Living Creation Care Ministry We pray for others who have experienced that fear and loss from wildfires. We don’t think that’s going to happen to us. In these days of extreme weather exacerbated by climate change, no one is safe.  Climate resilience is an important consideration for the future and right now. Recently Mayor … READ MORE…

Speaking Out For Migrants

Sacred Ground in Action and the Episcopal Public Policy Network: You shall neither mistreat a stranger nor oppress him, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt. Exodus 22:21 Here are some letters to your representatives that advocate for the care of our most vulnerable neighbors: Click Here to read more! Prayer: God our … READ MORE…

Sunday’s Sermon, January 5, 2025: Where We Belong

Second Sunday after Christmas, Penelope Bridges We are experiencing a bit of a time warp today, as we celebrate the last day of the Christmas season, look forward to Epiphany and the visit of the wise men tomorrow, and acknowledge that the world around us has moved on. Have you seen the Valentine’s Day merchandise … READ MORE…