For a city the size of Duluth, we have an amazing number of groups eager to teach us about issues of racism and diversity. For starters there’s the Peoples Institute North, the Clayton, Jackson, McGhie Committee, and Peace Church dismantling racism team. These groups are very active and offer many educational opportunities (I’ll try […]
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On Sunday’s Gospel
Yesterday, the Gospel reading was from Matthew 22: 34-46. In it, Jesus encounters some Pharisees and they ask him what is the greatest commandment. Jesus’ response is: Love God, and love your neighbor as yourself.
Someone once observed: “Man is an able creature, but he has made 32,647,389 laws and hasn’t […]
INVITING JESUS INTO THE BOAT
Dear Friends on the Way,
Today we had a wonderful Confirmation/Reception liturgy at St. Andrew’s by the Lake. Those who were there would all have their stories to tell — and impressions to share of a very powerful worship experience.
We began last night with a Confirmitzvah Dinner that recognized and […]
The sound of the bell bowl quietly merged into the silence, as 17 women entered into the silence of their heart.
The candles flickered in the night air and the stars were brightly shining overhead, as we offered our prayers to the four directions. Colorful images appeared as we prayed our […]
The Peace & Justice Committee has been busy. We now have a page on this website to learn more about what we do and great links to learn more about how you can be active in our community, in the world, and within the Episcopal Church. A recent activity that many of our parishioners attended […]
Read full post...Everyone interested is invited to attend the Power Analysis Workshop which will be led by facilitators from People’s Institute North. The workshop will examine issues of poverty: who has the power, what keeps people in poverty, and what is the status quo.
The workshop will be held on Saturday, April 19th from 9 - 12 at […]
