If you'd like to contribute to our Easter flowers in memory of a loved one, please contact the office.  Donations may be for any amount.

The Passion will be read in a readers' theater format at the 10am service on Palm Sunday (March 25) and the 12pm service on Good Friday (March 30).  If you'd like to participate, please contact the office.  

Most parts are 1-2 lines, and n o memorization is needed.  All ages are welcome to participate.  Whether or not you've been one of our readers before, we'd love to have you join us!

This is part of The History Museum's silent film series.  Tickets are $7.00 and are available at the door.  The movie will be shown with an intermission.  It features some of the earliest uses of technicolor in a few scenes.

Wednesdays in Lent, 6:00-7:30pm

After a simple soup, salad, and bread supper (sign up on the bulletin board to provide food), two parishioners will share their art and reflect on how their spirituality informs their creative process. Everyone will then have the opportunity to create their own art.  Next week's subject will be textiles/needlework (3/21), and the final meeting (3/28) will be a retrospective.

The next session of Circles of Light - Here I Am will be held on Saturday, March 17 from 10am-1pm at St. Mark Episcopal Church, Waupaca. This is the first step in diocesan discernment for ministry, baptismal or ordained. This process of inquiry and discernment about God's desire for our lives and our vocation is a six-month journey of meeting in small groups with a facilitator to explore where God is calling one to ministry. The commitment participants should expect to make is 10 sessions, each lasting between 2 and 3 hours, spaced 1 to 3 weeks apart.

If interested, please speak with Fr. Jim and contact the Chair of the Commission on Ministry, Mother Monica Burkert-Brist, and indicate your desire to attend, home congregation (name and city, please) and contact information.

  

The schedule of Taiz é  services for the spring has been set.   These services, inspired by the song, silence and readings practiced at the ecumenical Christian community of Taizé, will alternate between All Saints and Sabin House (corner of Alton & Meade Sts.) on the Lawrence campus. Father Jim Harrison and Dean Linda Morgan-Clement will be working with two student interns to develop the services.

Services will begin at  5:00pm   (note time change)  on the following dates:

Good Friday, March 30 - All Saints

Sunday, April 8 - All Saints

Sunday, April 29 - Sabin House (dinner to follow)

Sunday, May 6 - All Saints

Sunday, May 20 -  Sabin House (dinner to follow)

April 9-13: Monks of the  Drepung Loseling Monastery in Tibet will be on campus making a sand mandala. There will be a talk about this devotional practice on April 10 at 6pm, and a performance of sacred dance and music on April 12 at 6pm. More information here.

April 17, 6:30-9pm: Sister Joan Chittister, the Benedictine nun and feminist author, will be talking about the stories we must listen to today in order to do theology - and be church - in a compelling and authentic way. More information here (scroll down to bottom of page).