Fellowship

 

St. Ann's Guild

 

This is an organization for all Episcopal Church Women and is sometimes referred to as the ECW. Monies are raised through various fund-raising activities. Payment is made to The Guild by parishioners and others for memorial flowers placed on the altar. During the growing season the flowers they use come from the gardens of members of the parish. The Guild also receive memorial gifts and nominal annual dues. These monies are then donated to several worthy organizations. The Guild also raises funds to pay the tuition for all parish youth who attend the diocesan summer camp at All Saints Episcopal Center.

 




From: St. Mary's Episcopal Church

Meditation on the Ten Commandments

The following are the notes that I used as we at St. Mary's recited the commandments and paused for a guided meditation after each. What you find here is only an approximation of what was said and... MORE



From: Diocesan Home

St. George's community center prepares to celebrate its 43rd year

St. George's Community Center will celebrate its 43rd anniversary on Oct. 16 with its major fund-raising event once again at 21C, one of downtown Louisville's most distinctive hotels. For the fir... MORE



From: Diocesan Home

Advent to begin weekly Taize service

Advent Church in Louisville will begin holding Taize prayer services on Thursday evenings to give people an opportunity (as their flyer says) "to feed your soul" and "find a refuge from a hectic wo... MORE



Episcopal Life Online

After Compline, the cathedral is hushed. Some kneel in shafts of light tinted by stained glass. Others leave quietly, a few stopping to light a candle on the way out. In the courtyard, the mood is lighter. "Nice outfit. How did you get it?" "How d...    MORE

Episcopal Life Weekly bulletin inserts for October 12 announce the appointment of a new staff member for immigration and refugee advocacy at the Episcopal Church's Office of Government Relations. Ana White, immigration and refugee policy analyst, ...    MORE

Hundreds of Episcopalians journeyed to St. Thomas African Episcopal Church in Philadelphia on October 3 to participate in the first of a two-day solemn observance that will culminate with the Episcopal Church publicly apologizing for its involveme...    MORE