Like to pray?  Love to garden?  Join us Tuesday mornings beginning Tuesday, June 3rd @ 9am for a service of morning prayer followed by a couple hours of good, hard work in the garden.  Coffee and light beverages will be provided — and, likely, an occasional donut.  Bring your gloves and your favorite tools!
All skill [...]

Join others for a soup & salad lunch and bible-based conversation on Wednesdays beginning at 12noon in the parish hall. Our conversations are always informal and generally seek to dig a bit deeper into the previous Sunday’s gospel. The gathering concludes with a 1pm eucharist in Lady’s Chapel — a simple, 30-minute service of word, [...]

A great story on npr today from Laura Lorson (Kansas Public Radio) about politics and democracy and the role of the individual therein.  Great analogy to the church, and the natural give-and-take we must expect of each other if we’re to stay together.  As you listen, ask yourself, ‘what am I willing to let go [...]

Traditionally people have given up things for Lent. Last year in the Diocese of Liverpool many parishes took part in a Carbon Fast. Through it we were able to focus on God’s Earth and its poorest people in whom, Jesus said, we were to find him.
This year, in Lent 2008, we invite as many as [...]

Join us Tuesday evenings in Lent for community eucharist, soup supper, and learning. Over the course of six Tuesdays, beginning February 12th from 6-8pm, those interested are invited to join together as a community of faith to nourish each other and to be nourished by the eucharist and the stories from the lives of [...]

On January 12, 2008, from 9:30am to 3:30pm, the Cathedral will be hosting for the Diocese and community a workshop entitled “Celebrating the Eucharist for the Life of the World.”  The event will be organized around the following questions:
Eating and drinking with Jesus:
What can we know about the meal practice of Jesus? Why did [...]

The Holy Trinity book group has just begun reading book 3 of the New Churches Teaching Series entitled “Engaging the Word” by the Rev. Michael Johnston. In it, Johnston “teaches us how to use critical and practical tools to explore the Hebrew and Christian scriptures intelligently and perceptively by asking, What did they mean [...]

The Spokane-area Young Adult Ministry (YAM) collective will gather at O’Doherty’s Irish Grille on Saturday, December 15th from 6-8pm to hear from Gonzaga faculty member, Dr. Kevin McCruden, on the anti-Imperial themes of the birth stories in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. Dr. McCruden will discuss the distinctions between Christ’s Lordship [...]

The local associates of the Community of the Holy Spirit will host their annual Advent silent morning at Holy Trinity on Saturday, December 15th from 9am to 12noon. The morning will begin with Morning Prayer, including a brief meditation on the guiding themes of the four Sundays of Advent — peace, hope, joy, and [...]

The Millenium Development Goals Task Force of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta has produced a resource for Advent meditations on the MDGs. Entitled “Love Made Manifest,” it can be found at their diocesan webpage and downloaded for your use. You can also bookmark the page and follow along with them as they post [...]