Women of Wisdom (WOW) is a group of women who began gathering monthly in 2018 to discuss great books. We experience a lovely community of women who enjoy being together. WOW will meet Tuesday, 12 March, 2024, 3-5 p.m., at Christ & St Luke’s. We will finish discussing Kate Bowler’s No Cure for Being Human:…
If you are 13 or older and are interested in learning more about the Episcopal Church and where you are on your faith journey, this is the class to take. This will be a joint endeavor with St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. We will meet once a month beginning in January and culminating on Saturday, June…
We are accustomed to seeing the Bible as “a product”—a set of texts coming, ultimately, from our encounter with Divinity. In this series, we intentionally employ a different lens. We will look at the Bible as “a process” and focus on the intersection of religious sentiment and lived historical experience in the centuries when the…
It is a parishioner-led group reading literature to explore Queer Theology more deeply. We will explore how members of the LGBTQIA+ community are not just accepted in the Episcopal Church and are fully embraced in God’s love, but also how the queer perspective enriches theology and our community. All LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies are welcome. For more information,…
Women of Wisdom is a group of women who began meeting monthly in 2018 to read and discuss a good book, plus we enjoy being together! Join us. WOW will meet again on Tuesday, 9 April, 3-5pm, in the "gold room" at Christ & St Luke's. We'll be reading the first 9 chapters of John…
We are accustomed to seeing the Bible as “a product”—a set of texts coming, ultimately, from our encounter with Divinity. In this series, we intentionally employ a different lens. We will look at the Bible as “a process” and focus on the intersection of religious sentiment and lived historical experience in the centuries when the…
Join our 6th-12th graders for food, games, and formation.
If you are 13 or older and are interested in learning more about the Episcopal Church and where you are on your faith journey, this is the class to take. This will be a joint endeavor with St. Paul’s Episcopal Church. We will meet once a month beginning in January and culminating on Saturday, June…
We are accustomed to seeing the Bible as “a product”—a set of texts coming, ultimately, from our encounter with Divinity. In this series, we intentionally employ a different lens. We will look at the Bible as “a process” and focus on the intersection of religious sentiment and lived historical experience in the centuries when the…
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