Is this really a church?

Do you really brew beer here?

Is that priest outfit a costume?

Are we allowed to play on your playground all of the time?

Am I going to be struck by lightening here because I'm a sinner?

Does Christianity have a theology of the body like eastern religions do?

These are just some of the questions that have been asked here at Chapel of Our Saviour over the last week.  On Saturday we had about two thousand people on our property for the Feast of Saint Arnold.  And on Monday and Wednesday we had about forty people here participating in outdoor workouts. Some may ask what a beer festival, or a workout have to do with the church.  Maybe beer itself doesn't have that much to do with Jesus.  But community sure does.  We Christians know that we find God ever more deeply when we are together.  This faith is not a solo one.  And inviting people here onto our property, building community over beer or exercise allows people to enter the holy.  Have you ever wandered our property and sensed something profoundly sacred?  Through our workout series and Feast of Saint Arnold, literally thousands more people have been brushed by the holy.  Many of those people have never been to church, or think they don't belong.  Simply being here in relationship makes space for questions to be asked like "women can be priests?" and "what does Christianity say about the sacredness of humanity?".  We invite you to find ways to bring your community here.  Find ways to create a safe place for hard questions.  And help to build God's kingdom in the process. 

Chapel of Our Saviour is partnering with Flipshack and Progressive Fitness CrossFit to offer a Summer Movement Series for all ages and abilities.  Join us for fun and challenging workouts using only nature and urban landscapes. Instructors from Flipshack, Progressive Fitness CrossFit and Chapel of Our Saviour will support all ages and abilities through a variety of bodyweight exercises.  Children must be accompanied by an adult.