Weekly Newsletter – May 27, 2026
Renee Hood2026-06-01T11:58:48-04:00Weekly prayer from The Episcopal Church Public Witness Weekly Prayers – May 22: For Healing and the Containment of Ebola in the Democratic Republic [...]
Promises and Challenges
Renee Hood2026-05-26T12:09:18-04:00Promises and Challenges The story of Pentecost is a promise that God is nearer than we would ever dare imagine, but also a challenge that if the Spirit [...]
Weekly Newsletter – May 20, 2026
Renee Hood2026-05-20T11:54:40-04:00A Message from our Rector: This Sunday is the Feast of Pentecost, one of the cardinal feast days of the church year. The readings [...]
Love one another as I have loved you
Renee Hood2026-05-18T11:49:22-04:00Love one another as I have loved you The prayer Jesus offers to God--every word heard by his disciples--lays out the deep love of full knowing that is given [...]
Weekly Newsletter – May 13, 2026
Renee Hood2026-05-14T12:09:42-04:00A Message from our Senior Warden: In the next few months, I will be acknowledging important work done by some members of our parish. [...]
Blessed and a Blessing
Renee Hood2026-05-12T13:37:57-04:00Blessed and a Blessing For Rogation Days and Creation care, we are urged to count our blessings--and to turn our lives and our hearts to be blessings to creation. [...]
Weekly Newsletter – May 6, 2026
Renee Hood2026-05-06T13:05:01-04:00A Message from our Seminary Intern: Verna Dozier and Lay Ministry “The temptation to establish a 'set apart' ministry of the ordained haunts the [...]
I AM the Way
Renee Hood2026-05-06T11:41:18-04:00I AM the Way Thinking about John 14:6 as a compassionate call to being beloved. Subscribe to Podcast feed [...]
Weekly Newsletter – April 29, 2026
Renee Hood2026-05-04T10:31:07-04:00A Message from our Rector: Earth Day, Arbor Day, Creation Care, and Stewardship Dear Friends, In a few weeks, the tulip tree in front of [...]
I AM the Good Gate
Renee Hood2026-04-28T13:28:50-04:00I AM the Good Gate We think of Jesus as the Good Shepherd--but John 10:1-10 challenges us to think of him as the Good Gate: protecting the vulnerable, welcoming [...]
