Parish Calendar

coffee set up for 5 or 6

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Ascension Staff Meeting in library every Tuesday at this time.

Through the 40 days of Lent, you are invited to read Living the Way of Love by Mary Bea Sullivan, an Episcopal Priest in Alabama. Each day has a brief meditation and questions for reflection. Sullivan’s 40 day devotional was inspired by Bishop Curry’s invitation “to claim, or reclaim, the Jesus-inspired practices ‘that can train up the spirit to follow in the way of Jesus and to look something like Jesus. These biblically inspired practices are Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest.” Each day’s devotion centers on one of these 7 biblical practices. Let us journey through the season of Lent together intentionally learning more, reflecting together, and practicing the way of Jesus. Our local bookstore has copies: Union Avenue Books. 

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Ben McClanahan in charge. Have changed meeting date to 1st Wed of each month.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

The Becoming Beloved Community task force of the Episcopal Church in East Tennessee invites you into a journey to commit in new ways to growing loving, liberating, life-giving relationships across the human family of God. Becoming Beloved Community in Lent is a weekly, diocesan wide study. Using a curriculum from the Diocese of Los Angeles. Facilitated by our very own Sylvia Peters, the Rev. Leyla King, and the Rev. Claire Brown, we will reflect on theology, scripture, and our own experiences in this weekly digital group offering on racial justice and healing.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

February 28--health disparities
March 7--Traces of the Trade
March 14--Education Disparities
March 24--Labor Market Inequalities

Guest speakers each Sunday and breakout rooms

Emily Rowcliffe in charge.

No meetings on Zoom or FB. Just these 5 minute SS reflections on the Instagram page.
Prerecorded each Sunday morning at 9:15. Based on lectionary readings for that Sunday.

Rachel in charge with Emily?

The Rev. Caroline Vogel will gather those interested both within our parish and also around the diocese to reflect on the invitation of a holy Lent. We’ll use Psalm 51 and The Litany of Penitence (both found in the Ash Wednesday liturgy) as digging tools to toil our souls a bit, look around, and take an honest assessment of what has become weeds within us and by the grace of God needs to be pulled. In our willingness to toil the soil of our souls and uproot what no longer serves us, we make room and expand our capacity for a sense of ease and steadiness, compassion, and joy. By intentionally cultivating the soil of our souls with the assistance of the Advocate the Holy Spirit we more fully live into our calling to live resurrected lives alongside our beloved Messiah. This class will include instruction and reflection along with some practices of mindfulness.

Gentleness

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

coffee set up for 5 or 6

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Ascension Staff Meeting in library every Tuesday at this time.

Through the 40 days of Lent, you are invited to read Living the Way of Love by Mary Bea Sullivan, an Episcopal Priest in Alabama. Each day has a brief meditation and questions for reflection. Sullivan’s 40 day devotional was inspired by Bishop Curry’s invitation “to claim, or reclaim, the Jesus-inspired practices ‘that can train up the spirit to follow in the way of Jesus and to look something like Jesus. These biblically inspired practices are Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest.” Each day’s devotion centers on one of these 7 biblical practices. Let us journey through the season of Lent together intentionally learning more, reflecting together, and practicing the way of Jesus. Our local bookstore has copies: Union Avenue Books. 

Water and cups only.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

The Becoming Beloved Community task force of the Episcopal Church in East Tennessee invites you into a journey to commit in new ways to growing loving, liberating, life-giving relationships across the human family of God. Becoming Beloved Community in Lent is a weekly, diocesan wide study. Using a curriculum from the Diocese of Los Angeles. Facilitated by our very own Sylvia Peters, the Rev. Leyla King, and the Rev. Claire Brown, we will reflect on theology, scripture, and our own experiences in this weekly digital group offering on racial justice and healing.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

February 28--health disparities
March 7--Traces of the Trade
March 14--Education Disparities
March 24--Labor Market Inequalities

Guest speakers each Sunday and breakout rooms

Emily Rowcliffe in charge.

No meetings on Zoom or FB. Just these 5 minute SS reflections on the Instagram page.
Prerecorded each Sunday morning at 9:15. Based on lectionary readings for that Sunday.

Rachel in charge with Emily?

Ushers report at 9:30
Doors open at 9:45 am
Drive up communion from 12-1
Ushers, greeters and lectors come at 9:30

The Rev. Caroline Vogel will gather those interested both within our parish and also around the diocese to reflect on the invitation of a holy Lent. We’ll use Psalm 51 and The Litany of Penitence (both found in the Ash Wednesday liturgy) as digging tools to toil our souls a bit, look around, and take an honest assessment of what has become weeds within us and by the grace of God needs to be pulled. In our willingness to toil the soil of our souls and uproot what no longer serves us, we make room and expand our capacity for a sense of ease and steadiness, compassion, and joy. By intentionally cultivating the soil of our souls with the assistance of the Advocate the Holy Spirit we more fully live into our calling to live resurrected lives alongside our beloved Messiah. This class will include instruction and reflection along with some practices of mindfulness.

Faithfulness

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

coffee set up for 5 or 6

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Ascension Staff Meeting in library every Tuesday at this time.

Through the 40 days of Lent, you are invited to read Living the Way of Love by Mary Bea Sullivan, an Episcopal Priest in Alabama. Each day has a brief meditation and questions for reflection. Sullivan’s 40 day devotional was inspired by Bishop Curry’s invitation “to claim, or reclaim, the Jesus-inspired practices ‘that can train up the spirit to follow in the way of Jesus and to look something like Jesus. These biblically inspired practices are Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest.” Each day’s devotion centers on one of these 7 biblical practices. Let us journey through the season of Lent together intentionally learning more, reflecting together, and practicing the way of Jesus. Our local bookstore has copies: Union Avenue Books. 

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

The Becoming Beloved Community task force of the Episcopal Church in East Tennessee invites you into a journey to commit in new ways to growing loving, liberating, life-giving relationships across the human family of God. Becoming Beloved Community in Lent is a weekly, diocesan wide study. Using a curriculum from the Diocese of Los Angeles. Facilitated by our very own Sylvia Peters, the Rev. Leyla King, and the Rev. Claire Brown, we will reflect on theology, scripture, and our own experiences in this weekly digital group offering on racial justice and healing.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

February 28--health disparities
March 7--Traces of the Trade
March 14--Education Disparities
March 24--Labor Market Inequalities

Guest speakers each Sunday and breakout rooms

Emily Rowcliffe in charge.

No meetings on Zoom or FB. Just these 5 minute SS reflections on the Instagram page.
Prerecorded each Sunday morning at 9:15. Based on lectionary readings for that Sunday.

Rachel in charge with Emily?

Bishop Cole will preach at 8 and 10:30 am
Regular day; signups needed for attendance

The Rev. Caroline Vogel will gather those interested both within our parish and also around the diocese to reflect on the invitation of a holy Lent. We’ll use Psalm 51 and The Litany of Penitence (both found in the Ash Wednesday liturgy) as digging tools to toil our souls a bit, look around, and take an honest assessment of what has become weeds within us and by the grace of God needs to be pulled. In our willingness to toil the soil of our souls and uproot what no longer serves us, we make room and expand our capacity for a sense of ease and steadiness, compassion, and joy. By intentionally cultivating the soil of our souls with the assistance of the Advocate the Holy Spirit we more fully live into our calling to live resurrected lives alongside our beloved Messiah. This class will include instruction and reflection along with some practices of mindfulness.

Gigi in charge; possibly Rachel involved. Socially distanced. Begins on October 18

Goodness

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

coffee set up for 5 or 6

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Ascension Staff Meeting in library every Tuesday at this time.

Through the 40 days of Lent, you are invited to read Living the Way of Love by Mary Bea Sullivan, an Episcopal Priest in Alabama. Each day has a brief meditation and questions for reflection. Sullivan’s 40 day devotional was inspired by Bishop Curry’s invitation “to claim, or reclaim, the Jesus-inspired practices ‘that can train up the spirit to follow in the way of Jesus and to look something like Jesus. These biblically inspired practices are Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest.” Each day’s devotion centers on one of these 7 biblical practices. Let us journey through the season of Lent together intentionally learning more, reflecting together, and practicing the way of Jesus. Our local bookstore has copies: Union Avenue Books. 

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

The Becoming Beloved Community task force of the Episcopal Church in East Tennessee invites you into a journey to commit in new ways to growing loving, liberating, life-giving relationships across the human family of God. Becoming Beloved Community in Lent is a weekly, diocesan wide study. Using a curriculum from the Diocese of Los Angeles. Facilitated by our very own Sylvia Peters, the Rev. Leyla King, and the Rev. Claire Brown, we will reflect on theology, scripture, and our own experiences in this weekly digital group offering on racial justice and healing.

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Emily Rowcliffe in charge.

No meetings on Zoom or FB. Just these 5 minute SS reflections on the Instagram page.
Prerecorded each Sunday morning at 9:15. Based on lectionary readings for that Sunday.

Rachel in charge with Emily?

Kindness

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

coffee set up for 5 or 6

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.

Ascension Staff Meeting in library every Tuesday at this time.

Through the 40 days of Lent, you are invited to read Living the Way of Love by Mary Bea Sullivan, an Episcopal Priest in Alabama. Each day has a brief meditation and questions for reflection. Sullivan’s 40 day devotional was inspired by Bishop Curry’s invitation “to claim, or reclaim, the Jesus-inspired practices ‘that can train up the spirit to follow in the way of Jesus and to look something like Jesus. These biblically inspired practices are Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest.” Each day’s devotion centers on one of these 7 biblical practices. Let us journey through the season of Lent together intentionally learning more, reflecting together, and practicing the way of Jesus. Our local bookstore has copies: Union Avenue Books. 

Daily Office Leaders will celebrate Morning Prayer.