
This month the Parish Supper will be an All Parish Thanksgiving Dinner around 11:30 a.m. on Sunday, November 16th.
Join us as we celebrate the season together with food and fellowship. A sign up will be sent out so you may choose which dish to bring, and to help us have a well-rounded table (and not all veggies or all cakes). Bring a dish to pass if you can or simply come and eat as All Are Welcome! Martha’s Mission donations will also be gladly accepted. Let’s share our blessings during this harvest season with our community!
Faith Matters class is exploring: What it Means to Be a Disciple of Jesus.
Over the next several weeks, the Faith Matters Sunday Adult Education Class will embark on an in-depth exploration of discipleship and its significance in the Christian life. Each session will focus on thoughtful discussion and reflection, guided by Rowan Williams’ influential book, Being Disciples: Essentials of the Christian Life. Williams, who served as the 104th Archbishop of Canterbury, offers profound insights into what it means to follow Jesus.
Williams emphasizes that discipleship involves a continual process of self-examination – constantly asking ourselves if our actions, thoughts, words, and overall way of life remain open to the presence and guidance of Christ and Christ’s Spirit. This framework will shape the class’s conversations and reflections each week.
The Faith Matters class meets every Sunday at 9:00 am in the Parish Hall. All are encouraged to attend and participate in this welcoming and enriching journey of faith.


The current book is “Theo of Golden” by Allen Levi. Discussions about this book begin on September 2nd. You may order a copy through Thriftbooks or Amazon. Anyone is welcome to join Book Bunch at any time. Book Bunch is always excited to welcome new participants. They meet on Tuesdays at Noon in the Parish Hall.