Join us on Saturday, December 1st from 9am to 12noon as we decorate the church for the Season of Advent. Come help set up trees and branches, hang lights, and clean for the beginning of a new church year. More hands make for lighter work! Coffee and doughnuts will be in abundance.
Advent [...]

Celtic Eucharist for Thanksgiving Eve
St. David’s Episcopal Church, 7315 N, Wall in Spokane will celebrate Thanksgiving by offering a Contemporary Celtic Eucharist on Wednesday, November 21 at 7:00 p.m. The official thanksgiving proclamation by President Lincoln called our country to observe a day of thanksgiving and praise to God for all of our blessings. Some [...]

Join us at the cathedral on Sunday, December 2nd for the annual advent connoisseur concert featuring the spokane-area youth symphony and chorale. This is a free event for the community and is underwritten by the generosity of the Johnson/Hanson Foundation. Come enjoy and support the gifts of these incredibly talented young people, under the [...]

It’s that time of year again to be thinking of gifts for your friends and family. In addition to a great book or a wool sweater, consider giving a charitable gift in honor of that special someone in your life. There are several very good and convenient ways to spread the benefits of [...]

The Spokane-area youth group is beginning its annual Christmas wreath sale to benefit next summer’s mission trip.  Wreaths cost $20 and can be pre-ordered by contacting Michelle Klippert at 838.4277.  Show your support for the good mission work our young people do and buy wreaths for your family and friends.

A recent pastoral letter to Bishop John Howe of the Diocese of Central Florida from Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has created an international uproar. At issue is the relationship between priests, bishops, dioceses, and provinces. Apparently, some priests in the Diocese of Cenral Florida have suggested to Bishop Howe that they may [...]

from cnn.com
KABKABIYA, Sudan (AP) — Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter got in a shouting match Wednesday with Sudanese security officials who blocked him from a town in Darfur where he was trying to meet representatives of ethnic African refugees from the ongoing conflict.
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By Mary Frances Schjonberg, September 27, 2007
 
[Episcopal News Service] Organizations and individuals representing differing viewpoints in the Episcopal Church have begun to respond to actions taken by the House of Bishops on the final day of their September 20-25 meeting in New Orleans.Most of the responses are being made to the House of Bishops’ statement, [...]

September 25, 2007

 
[Episcopal News Service] House of Bishops of The Episcopal Church
New Orleans, Louisiana
September 25, 2007
A Response to Questions and Concerns Raised by our Anglican Communion Partners:
In accordance with Our Lord’s high priestly prayer that we be one, and in the spirit of Resolution A159 of the 75th General Convention, and in obedience to his [...]

On Saturday, September 22nd, a work group descended on Holy Trinity to begin a major renovation of the church’s exterior. Spearheaded by the Cathedral’s outreach committee — which also pledged the first $750 toward the project — the project aims to replace worn shingles, cover bird holes, install corner boards, power wash, and paint [...]

On Thursday, October 4th @ 6pm, Holy Trinity will host a first-annual blessing of all God’s creatures in honor of the feast of Saints Francis & Clare of Assisi.  Folks are invited to bring their friendly pets for prayers and sprinkling with water.  Participants will also process through the Holy Trinity property and around the [...]

On Friday, September 14th, the Diocesan Directors of the Corporation — the elected body who oversees the real property of the diocese — voted unanimously to support the Holy Trinity re-start with a $30,000 grant to underwrite capital improvements in Holy Trinity’s parish hall kitchen and restrooms.
The improvements in the kitchen and restrooms [...]

In anticipation of our kitchen renovation project this fall and winter, Holy Trinity is hosting a ‘kitchen shower’ on Saturday, September 29 @ 10:30am in the parish hall. Come celebrate and prepare for the future of Holy Trinity’s ministry of hospitality and community service. Guests are invited to bring new or gently-used [...]

Positive alternatives offered to youths in West Central
Pair of programs provide mentorship

Isaiah Rivers, 9, blows the chalk dust away from sidewalk artwork he helped create at the A.M. Cannon Park shelter this month. The Spokesman-Review (DAN PELLE The [...]

Mother Teresa’s letters reveal crisis of faith
Doubts haunted her for most of her life
Helen Kennedy
New York Daily News
August 25, 2007
Mother Teresa, a globally beloved symbol of saintly devotion to the poor, spent her last 50 years secretly struggling with doubts about her faith, her newly published letters show.
“If there be God – please forgive [...]