The newly appointed Parish Vision Committee will meet with our consultant, Michael Davis of Davis/Evans & Company, together with the Rector and the Vestry in an all-day visioning conference on Saturday, July 10, 2010. Their goal will be to begin…
Continue ReadingEnmegahbowh was an Odawa from Canada who converted to Christianity from Midewiwin. In 1851, James Lloyd Breck began a mission among the Ojibwa of Minnesota, and Enmegahbowh was a catechumen there. He was baptized by Breck, became a deacon, and…
Continue ReadingAlmighty God, you led your pilgrim people of old with fire and cloud: Grant that the ministers of your Church, following the example of blessed Enmegahbowh, may stand before your holy people, leading them with fiery zeal and gentle humility.…
Continue Reading“Joseph, a Levite, born in Cyprus, whom the apostles called Barnabas (son of encouragement), sold a field he owned, brought the money, and turned it over to the apostles.” (Acts 4:36f). This is the first mention we have of Barnabas.…
Continue ReadingGrant, O God, that we may follow the example of your faithful servant Barnabas, who, seeking not his own renown but the wellbeing of your Church, gave generously of his life and substance for the relief of the poor and…
Continue ReadingWe are rapidly approaching our 2010 Mission Trip to Pennsylvania, more information soon…
Continue ReadingEpiscopal Bishop of Haiti, the Rt. Rev. Jean Zaché Duracin said June 8 that he hopes the diocese and the country can “rebuild a new mentality.” Duracin spoke briefly to Episcopal News Service after a long day of meetings at…
Continue ReadingEphrem (or Ephren or Ephraim or Ephrain) of Edessa was a teacher, poet, orator, and defender of the Faith. (To English-speakers, the most familiar form of his name will be “Ephraim.” It is the name of the younger son of…
Continue ReadingPour out on us, O Lord, that same Spirit by which your deacon Ephrem rejoiced to proclaim in sacred song the mysteries of faith; and so gladden our hearts that we, like him, may be devoted to you alone; through…
Continue ReadingSt. Columba was born in County Donegal, Ireland, in the year 521, and was connected both on his father’s and mother’s side with the Irish royal family. He was carefully educated for the priesthood, and, after having finished his ecclesiastical…
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