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Rector's Note: Love Is the Measure

Rector's Note: Love Is the Measure

Dear Saints, I recently watched “Tick, Tick… Boom!”, about the life of composer and playwright Jonathan Larson. It took me back to some of the songs from his musical, “Rent” (which I now can’t get out of my head!). One of the songs...

Rector's Note: Annual Meeting

Rector's Note: Annual Meeting

Dear Saints, Recently, someone shared with me a significant achievement they had accomplished. But, when asked how they would celebrate, they noted how they hadn’t even thought about it. As we’ve been preparing for the Annual Meeting, and ...

Rector's Note: Instructed Eucharist & Annual Meeting

Rector's Note: Instructed Eucharist & Annual Meeting

Dear Saints, When I came to the Episcopal Church 15 years ago, I remember being drawn to the ritual and liturgy and loving this new experience of worship. I also remember being totally lost! At the parish where we were worshipping, there was a b...

Rector's Note: Transformative Prayer

Rector's Note: Transformative Prayer

Dear Saints, We are now in a new year. It’s often a time that brings excitement and hope for the future. But with the Omicron variant having an increased impact, experiencing the year anniversary of the siege on the capital, and continued thre...

Rector's Note: Merry Christmas

Rector's Note: Merry Christmas

Dear Saints, I can’t believe that just a year ago on Christmas Eve we were having our first in-person services since the pandemic had started. They were capped at 25 people, lasting half an hour and with no singing. Many worshipped online as w...

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The Rev. Andria Skornik, Rector

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