Jazz Legend, “Dr. J” Goes on to Glory.
Jazz legend, “Dr. J” James Johnson, Jr. passes away. He will be mourned by many. A great loss to the Jazz Community and more.


Jazz legend, “Dr. J” James Johnson, Jr. passes away. He will be mourned by many. A great loss to the Jazz Community and more.
We continue with a Season of Characteristics of Love with a focus on Rejoicing! Rejoice is a word we associate — for good reason — with Easter — REJOICE! Although it is still Lent – in Lent we prepare our hearts and lives for the great day of rejoicing that Christ is Risen, Indeed! Halleluhah!
We are partnering with an online donation service called Zeffy so that you can now make your offerings and donations easily and safely online.
Following our Epiphany celebration about God revealing himself to us — Enter Lent. It is the perfect set-up. God wants us to know him and now we have 6 weeks to focus on keeping our eyes open! –
Godโs extravagant love is the source of all good things! Godโs generosity flows from a limitless abundance. When we are generous, more abundance is created!
Kindness is Timeless and Sometimes, it is the Littlest Things…
Study is a way to focus ourselves on this time of contemplation, but may you also find a time and place during Lent to sit quietly and listen for God’s voice of Love to you.
Updates on Diocesan events for Black History,and Parish events: Garden Club, Jazz, Lent, Bishop’s Visit
Abolitionist, Theodore Parker, 1853 and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. 1965 speak of the hope of the eventuality of Justice in an unjust world.
Thursday, December 24 – Christmas Eve – 7:00 pm Friday, December 25 – Christmas Day – 10:30 am All are welcome!
The coming of Christ gives us hope – hope amid our current life struggles and hope for our life beyond this life. The Birth of Christ is one hugh blessing wrapped up in a tiny defenseless babe born over 2000 years ago.
We all have gifts to give the world. Looking for where we love being generous may help us see what blesses others. Jazz is a gift to you from Emmanuel. In more ways than one…