by Rosemarie Axton Covid-19 has changed many things in our lives and in the life of St. Mary’s. However, it seems it has only increased our desire to bring the ...
by Rev. Scott Taylor “No room at the inn” elicits imagery of Mary and Joseph having nowhere for her to give birth, not even a guest room, followed by the ...
Join us December 2, 9, and 16 at 7 pm for a discussion of Love Is the Way: Holding on to Hope in Troubling Times, by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry, ...
In addition to our regular Zoom worship at 10 am on All Saints’ Day, we were pleased to be able to offer a short outdoor service of Holy Eucharist that ...
by Kirsten Matsumoto Dear Friends, I have recently returned from two months working at Our Little Roses Ministries (OLR) which encompasses the Home for Girls and Holy Family Bilingual School ...
“True to your word, you let me catch my breath and send me in the right direction.” (Psalm 23:3, The Message) Our Vestry meetings begin with a devotional time, so ...
[Updated] October 22, 2020 We are primarily staying online for now and planning for the future. Effective 7/21/2020, new protocols allow small groups to apply to meet in St. Mary’s ...
Planning is taking place for an outdoor Eucharist service at 4:00 pm in the courtyard on All Saints Day, Sunday, November 1. This service would be in addition to the ...
By our Deacon, Scott Taylor This Tuesday instead of checking the news for election results, you are invited to Election Night Compline. We will begin at 8 PM, when the ...
The formal pledge season wraps up on November 1 with an ingathering at our 10:00 Zoom service, but it’s not too late to pledge if you haven’t done so already. ...
Christian Social Concerns is serving food insecure clients in new ways by organizing social distancing on the patio to interview clients, by putting together food bags from donations, and by ...
We are pleased to announce that Kathryn Ryan-Thaanum has agreed to serve as St. Mary’s Treasurer, effective immediately. She will be working with the Vestry and our accountant, Jo Ann ...
One of the most loving things we can do for our families is to ensure that we have wills, medical directives, and funeral plans so that these tasks are not ...
Monthly meetings for On Purpose continued in October, with a discussion of the parable of the lifesaving station. The next meeting is planned for Sunday, November 8 at 2:00 pm. ...
23 congregants met on Oct 18th via Zoom, to participate together in a group class and discussion. Civil Conversations in Uncivil Times: Practicing Our Faith in the Public Square is ...