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Friends: I want to tell you how impressed I have been with the willingness of so many to lead--and to offer the homily at--Morning Prayer on those Sundays that there is no supply priest! It really is a sign of the inclusion and participation of the whole Body of Christ in worship. Last Sunday, I hope you had an uplifting worship with Bp. Paula and the St. Anskar's congregation. I wish I could have been with you. I just wanted to share with you a reflection that Clare Kagan h

In 1976, at the 65th General Convention in Minneapolis, The Episcopal Church adopted a resolution affirming that homosexual people are children of God with a full and equal claim upon the church’s love, acceptance, and pastoral concern and care. Fifty years later, we return to Minneapolis to commemorate that milestone and reflect on the church’s ongoing journey toward LGBTQ+ inclusion. Join us Sept. 3–5 for “Full & Equal: 50 Years in Pursuit of a Promise,” a three-day gatheri

Pollinators! The whole bloomin’ garden is full of pollinators. Cucumbers and okra this week. Myriad yellow wax beans, zucchini, and yellow squash are picked quickly. Pickers welcome.

7:00 PM, Monday, August 3, 2026 -- The Grief Group meets next on August 3, 2026. All are invited to come. Please use parking lot entrance.

The Lunch Bunch will take a two-month hiatus from checking out local cuisine and will reconvene in September. Enjoy your summer!

The Shelter Care Luncheon was a meaningful and inspiring day, highlighted by guest speaker Joyce Williams and heartfelt testimonials from two of our Supportive Housing clients, who shared how Shelter Care’s programs have made a positive difference in their lives. We were grateful to welcome 223 guests and are pleased to share that the event raised $24,447 after expenses. This success would not have been possible without the generosity of our sponsors, including Emmanuel Episc