"Chalking the Door" is a short liturgy for marking our homes with sacred symbols and asking God's blessing upon those who live, …
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"Chalking the Door" is a short liturgy for marking our homes with sacred symbols and asking God's blessing upon those who live, …
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On January 6, we celebrate the Feast of Epiphany. We retell the story in Matthew's gospel of the Magi arriving in Bethlehem and …
Storytelling can take many forms: oral, digital, and written. A pilgrimage, as the Episcopal Church defines it, is “a journey …
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Presider: Blessed be the God of Sarai revealed as Sarah, Jacob who became Israel, and Simon called Peter.People: Blessed be the …
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“God didn’t send a warrior or an emperor? Or even just a really strong person? He sent someone smaller than her!” My …
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King Cake is a sweet tradition associated with the Epiphany arrival of the Magi and with the celebratory, indulgent carnival …
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During the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Rev. Jennifer McNally and the Rev. Anna V. Ostenso Moore collaborated to …
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To download this beautiful resource for households that supports the celebration of Candlemas at home as a PDF, click …
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To download this beautiful resource for households that supports the celebration of Epiphany at home as a PDF, click …
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When everyone else already has their Christmas packed away in boxes, we finish the Christmas season with a final burst of sparkle …
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