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A year ago, in the May 2020 issue of The Manifest I spoke of liminal time. There I wrote: Living into liminal time means living into the disorientation that it brings as old familiar patterns are put aside, or taken from us, while waiting for n...

Even in these challenging times, RACKET has maintained our commitment to eliminating period shame and helping people at an economic disadvantage gain access to menstrual hygiene products. Throughout the pandemic we have continued to check i...

Dear friends, Alleluia, Christ is Risen! Happy Easter to you and yours. May we all feel a sense of renewal as spring blooms and we continue our celebration of the Resurrection! As we celebrate Easter, may we renew our commitment to serve t...

The Rev. Deacon Megan Miller will be preaching at this Sunday's 10:30 am service by Zoom! Megan was ordained to the transitional diaconate last month, and was sponsored for ordination by the Church of the Epiphany!

I write this on the day that would have been my father’s 75th birthday. Later this month, on the 27th of April, it will be the 30th anniversary of his death from pancreatic cancer. I was 8 when he died, and I have some wonderful but limited me...

Exploring Cinema, Exploring Faith: Resurrection as found in surprising places. A look at some case studies in films. 3 Sundays at 11:45 am - April 18, May 2, May 16 Many scholars as well as memb...

The first of the ninety-seven new windows have started to arrive and are in the process of being installed. The last of the concrete will soon be poured. Subfloors are being installed and within a couple of weeks interior walls will start to be...

From the Interim Rector Our long fast has drawn to a close. On Sunday Epiphany will resume the weekly celebration of the Eucharist. Our fast from the Sacrament of Holy Communion began on Sunday, March 15, 2020. Except for a brief time in Se...

Dear Friends, A PRIMER FOR HOLY WEEK. We once again approach an unusual Holy Week. Thankfully, we are not as restricted as we were last year, and we will have some in-person oppurtunities. I hope we can all approach Holy Week solemnly, wit...