Wherever we may each stand,
we know our nation is in crisis.
We are at a crossroads that will determine
our identity and direction into the future.
Nevertheless, the message of the Gospel,
and especially of Epiphanytide,
is that God's kingdom of light, of peace and justice,
is already being revealed among us,
and we must witness to this reality.
Join the people of St. Paul's and throughout our diocese to pray in solidarity with the reality
of light over darkness,
of revelation over things hidden and secret.
Join us as we pray for our nation, for those in authority and for those preparing to assume authority.
As it will be the national observance of the birthday of
Martin Luther King, Jr., some our reflections will focus on some of his own words. In the silences of the vigil may also want to spend time reflecting on his
Letter from a Birmingham Jail which can access here.
Our Zoom Prayer Room will be open
Monday, January 18 from 7pm-8pm
for periods of prayer, silence, and reflection.
Drop me for the hour or for any time in that hour
and for as long as you like.
You can join the Zoom Prayer Room here,
and the passcode is prayer.
