Hello Old Donation!
It was nice to be back on Sunday, after a wonderful couple of weeks “staycationing.” This past weekend, we had excellent Sunday worship and a really phenomenal program on Monday evening via zoom for Martin Luther King Day. There were about 35 of us gathered for reflection and conversation, all around Martin Luther King Jr. and the impact he continues to have on us and our world today. The event was hosted by our newest commission: Becoming Beloved Community. You’ll be hearing more about and from them as time goes on, and as our parish continues to expand our efforts in racial reconciliation and awareness.
This week there is nothing out of the ordinary on our church calendar. We will continue to have our 10am Holy Eucharist with Healing Prayer tomorrow, and our semi-regular worship schedule on Sunday with combined service in the Great Hall at 10am, and greater social distancing.
Many of you may be wondering about the impending snow storm and its impact on worship. Here at Old Donation we’re fortunate to have two Yankee clergy used to the snow, and who live close enough to walk to church if necessary! Worship will go on, AND so will our virtual live-streamed service. If it is not safe for you to leave, please stay home, and join us online.
See you all on Sunday!
Ashley+
