This community Thanksgiving Meal, in honor of lives lost to gun violence, is supported by many volunteers from our Lancaster Episcopal churches. It feeds close to 300 people. Everyone is welcome. Those interested in volunteering can email endallmovement@gmail.com.
You can learn a lot about (Saul) Paul by talking with a variety of historians, theologians, preachers, and everyday people. Lots of what they say about this “weird” first-century descendant of Abraham and Christ follower depends upon what context and biases they bring. Much also depends upon what the Pauline Epistles and Luke’s Acts of […]
Jazz Vespers combines the traditional structure of Evening Prayer with the improvisatory sounds of American jazz and gospel music. You're invited to join St. Andrew's Lewisburg as they welcome Rick Hirsch (saxophones), Clay Wulbrecht (piano), Bob Hart (bass), and Eric Ian Farmer (vocals), with their rector Rev. Kevin Lowe on drums. Church-Event
On November 17-21, diocesan members are invited to come to Brookland Retreat Center, set in the beautiful mountains of Pennsylvania's Northern Tier, for a self-guided retreat while Bishop Audrey Scanlan is in residence. The Bishop will read the Offices in the All Saints Chapel each day and will also be available for spiritual and pastoral […]
You can learn a lot about (Saul) Paul by talking with a variety of historians, theologians, preachers, and everyday people. Lots of what they say about this “weird” first-century descendant of Abraham and Christ follower depends upon what context and biases they bring. Much also depends upon what the Pauline Epistles and Luke’s Acts of […]
The public is invited to St. Stephen's Cathedral on November 23 at 4 p.m. as they dedicate their magnificent new Marshall & Ogletree Organ! Erik Meyer, prestigious organist from the Philadelphia Cathedral, will join in presenting a concert of dedication. He will also accompany the Cathedral Choir in singing Charles Wood’s “O Thou the Central […]
You can learn a lot about (Saul) Paul by talking with a variety of historians, theologians, preachers, and everyday people. Lots of what they say about this “weird” first-century descendant of Abraham and Christ follower depends upon what context and biases they bring. Much also depends upon what the Pauline Epistles and Luke’s Acts of […]
