LOVE WINS

AN EASTER MESSAGE AND INVITATION FROM FATHER ANDREW

In today's video, Father Andrew shares his Easter message with you. His inspiring message is one of joy, hope, love, and renewal. Father Andrew warmly invites you, your friends, family, neighbors and loved ones to join us for services and to share in the joy of Jesus' resurrection at St. Gregory's.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

The Great Vigil

Easter begins with the Great Vigil on Saturday evening, March 30 at 6:30 p.m., and is one of the most elaborate services in our tradition. The service begins in darkness on Holy Saturday and consists of four parts: the Service of Light (kindling of new fire, lighting the Paschal candle, the Exsultet); the Service of Lessons (readings from the Hebrew Scriptures and prayers); Christian initiation (Holy Baptism); and the Eucharist. Through this liturgy, we join the ancient practice of keeping the Easter feast, beginning in the darkness, and finally light returns. And then the light blazes as we celebrate the coming of the day of His resurrection, with shouts of Alleluia!

During The Great Vigil of Easter, we will be honored to welcome into our Family of God: Lennon Davis-Boyce Levenberg, Cole Christian Swaney, and Alaia Guevara Libreros through the Sacrament of Baptism. For the first time, we will be christening our beautiful new baptismal font, marketing a significant moment of our Easter celebrations and a cherished memory. As we live life in Christ: making all things new.



In Christ,

Fr. Ben+

PRESIDING BISHOP MICHAEL CURRY

Easter 2024 Message

March 28, 2024

Office of Public Affairs

In his Easter message, Bishop Curry said he's grateful for all the prayers he's received throughout his medical journey. "Over the last several months, I have not known how this would all work out. But I’ve been very aware, and in some particular moments, consciously aware of being upheld in prayer by you." Click here to read the full transcript of Presiding Bishop Michael Curry's Easter 2024 video message:

HOLY WEEK AND EASTER

Schedule of Services and Activities

HOLY WEEK  

Maundy Thursday, March 28

Services at 12 noon and 6:30 PM. 

Vigil follows: 8 PM-8 AM

 Good Friday, March 29

Services at Noon - 3 PM, 6:30 PM

Holy Saturday, March 30

Mommy and Me Easter Egg Hunt

(East Terrace/Harris Hall): 3:30 PM

Service in the North Columbarium: 8:00 AM

The Great Vigil of Easter: 6:30 PM

      EASTER SUNDAY

Easter Sunday, March 31

Easter Sunrise Beach Eucharist: 6:30 AM (at the South Beach Pavilion at Palmetto Park Road and A1A)

         Holy Eucharist (In the Sanctuary)

7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, AND 11:15 AM (There will be incense at the 11:15 AM service) and 6 PM

BAPTISM BLESSINGS

From St. Gregory's

At The Great Vigil of Easter, we will welcome into our Family of God: Lennon Davis-Boyce Levenberg, Cole Christian Swaney, and Alaia Guevara Libreros. Through the Sacrament of Baptism, they will become our Brothers and Sister in Christ. Pray that they will continue to grow in faith and love throughout their lives.

HAPPY EASTER

From St. Gregory's

Happy Easter to our St. Gregory's family! As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Sunday, we embrace the renewal of hope, faith, and love within our hearts. May this Easter bring you and your loved ones the joy of togetherness, the warmth of God's love, and the blessings of peace and happiness. Wishing everyone a blessed and joyous Easter!

ST. GREGORY'S CHURCH OFFICE

WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY, APRIL 1

The church office will be closed on Monday, April 1 and will resume regular business hours on Tuesday, April 2.

THE REALITY OF BEING

“When the mind is freer and truly quiet, there is a sense of insecurity, but within it there is complete security because the ordinary ‘I’ is absent. My mind is no longer moved by the wish ‘to do’ on the part of my ‘I,’ by its demands, by its ambitions, even for my own inner growth. In this tranquility all the responses, reactions and movements of this ‘I’ are left behind. My mind is at rest, stilled by the vision of what is. An order is established that I cannot institute myself but to which I need actively to submit. I feel a kind of respect, and suddenly I see that it is trust. I have confidence in this order, in this law, more than myself. I entrust myself to it with my whole being.”

- Jeanne de Salzmann

This Week, our group work continued within The Reality of Being.

In my lived experience, the most difficult thing to share with others is the inner posture of trust. It’s one of those mystifying and intangible virtues we can barely touch, and definitely cannot grasp, because it has to be lived from the heart in order to be activated.

Buddhism witnesses this well in proceeding from impermanence - anicca.

Without falling into a complete mapping, anicca is very close to what the Eastern Orthodox tradition calls the apophatic path. Both notions live into the way of negation. Which is paradoxical. Because both hint at something objectively stable at the center of all things - while living into the flow of constant change.

In other words, the cloud of unknowing seems to be the law of trust when we travail through ordinary ‘I’ and real ‘I’ - in between our false self and true self. Always staying with the finger pointing at the moon which I believe is pointing to objective truth. And I don’t think the question is: how do we get there? I think the question is: how do we be there?

Jesus teaches, “The last shall be first, and the first shall be last. […] You must lose your life to save it.”

We will continue with the chapter, RECOGNIZING A FALSE ATTITUDE, pp. 250 - 253, (sections 118 - 120).

Asking ourselves the question we discussed last week: How do we pay for the sorrows of our Common Father? How do we pay - not transactionally - for the potential we have been given, yet often squander, in service to the common good?

I’m pretty sure it has something to do with the fear of not knowing who we are. Which is the entire point of living a liberated life.

How do we listen with the ear of our heart? How do we stay awake? How do we peek at reality? And most importantly, how do we live in it?

We will facilitate Tenebrae this Wednesday evening, The Service of Diminishing Light, in order to sharpen our focus.

Death and rebirth. There’s no way around it but through.

“The tide you never valued has gone out.

And you are marooned on unsure ground.

Something within you has closed down;

And you cannot push yourself back to life.

You have been forced to enter empty time.

The desire that drove you has relinquished.

There is nothing else to do now but rest

And patiently learn to receive the self

You have forsaken in the race of days.

At first, your thinking will darken And sadness take over like listless weather.

The flow of unwept tears will frighten you.

You have traveled too fast over false ground;

Now your soul has come to take you back.”

- John O’Donohue

It’s travail all the way through. If we trust it.

Perhaps listen to Arvo Pärt’s Nunc dimittis sung by The Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir as preparation here.

A blessed Holy Week to all.

This ongoing group resumes on April 10. The group meets on Zoom every Wednesday morning at 10:00 am - 11:30 am ET.

Zoom link here. Your desire is your compass.

Meeting ID: 854 5001 9587 Passcode: 1+1=3

Bless you,

Benjamin+

A MESSAGE FROM TIM

By Tim Brumfield

As we make our final preparations for Easter Day, I want to thank everyone who gave so generously to support the Easter Music! We have many services during Holy Week including the Easter Vigil and two Choral services on Easter Day. Your support really does help to offset the extra expenses incurred during this time.

If you were not able to attend the Tenebrae service on Wednesday, I hope you’ll watch the recording online and plan to attend next year! It was truly beautiful and I thank the Schola Singers for their incredible singing. 

The Schola Singers continue Thursday evening at 6:30 for our Maundy Thursday service singing Arvo Pärt’s setting of Psalm 131 and a beautiful setting of Ubi Caritas by Phillip Moore. The full choir will be present for our noon day Good Friday service singing the stirring anthem by Kenneth Leighton Solus ad Victimam.  

On Easter Day, at the 9 am and 11:15 am services, the Choir will be joined by a string quartet and trumpeter as they sing a choral mass setting by Harold Darke and the beautiful anthem Most Glorious Lord of Life with ancient text from the 16^th century by Edmund Spenser set to music by William Harris. The service concludes with Handel’s glorious “Hallelujah!” from The Messiah. I’ll end with Charles Marie Widor’s “Toccata” from his fifth organ symphony which has become an Easter tradition! 

Wishing everyone a most happy Easter!

Tim

CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES

A Place to Belong

No Choristers Rehearsal this week.

Choristers Rehearsal will resume on April 4.

Holy Saturday, March 30

3:30 PM - Mommy and Me Easter Egg Hunt

St. Gregory's East Terrace (egg hunt) and Harris Hall (refreshments) Scroll down for more information.

Easter Sunday, March 31 - HAPPY EASTER!

NO Confirmation Class, Sunday School or Upper Room Time on Easter Sunday! Please enjoy Easter services with your family.

8:45 am - 1:00 pm: Nursery open

Special Easter Sunday Nursery Hours!

The nursery will offer extended hours on Easter Sunday. Dropoff at the nursery for the little ones begins at 8:45 am and will close at 1:00 pm.

SAVE THESE DATES!

Other Great Stuff In the Works!

SATURDAY, MARCH 30

EASTER EGG HUNT - 3:30 PM

See information below

SUNDAY, MARCH 31 - HAPPY EASTER!

No Sunday School, Confirmation Class, or Upper Room Time - Enjoy worshipping with your family!

April/May (dates/details TBD)

Sunday, April 7 - No Rise & Shine Service - Join us at 10:00 AM for a Special Program for Children & Youth (Harris Hall) - 10:00 AM - Children and Youth of all ages are warmly invited to join us in Harris Hall at 10 AM for a Special Program.

Saturday, April 13 - Diocesan Acolyte Festival

9am - 3pm; Holy Family Episcopal Church (Miami Gardens) A fun and learning event for all ages of acolytes to improve skills and to celebrate this vital ministry.

Sunday, April 21 - Special Earth Day Program

9:45 AM - during Youth Upper Room time

Friday, April 26 - Sunday, April 28 - Happening Retreat - Diocesan program for high school teens.

St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Boynton Beach

May (date/details TBD) - Youth Group fun time -- Boomers in Boca



April/May (date/details TBD) - Youth Group service -- Visit to Boca Rehab

April/May (date/details TBD) - College Conversations -- FAU students sharing wisdom with youth about all things college

EASTER EGG HUNT

Saturday, March 30 at 3:30 PM

Saturday, March 30 at 3:30 pm

St. Gregory's East Terrace (egg hunt) and Harris Hall (refreshments)

Open to all St. Gregory's families with children 4yrs old and under, all Mommy & Me participants, and invited guests.

Please RSVP to Amanda Tonorio

ajamesphoto@live.com

ST. GREGORY'S NURSERY OPEN EASTER

The Nursery will be Open

from 8:45 AM to 1:00 PM on Easter Sunday

St. Gregory's Nursery will offer special hours on Easter Sunday. Dropoff for the little ones begins at 8:45 AM and the nursery will stay open until 1:00 PM.

On Sunday, April 7th, the beautifully renovated nursery will provide childcare during for the 10:00 AM service. Drop off for little ones begins at 9:30 AM.

JUNE: IT'S KANUGA TIME!

Kanuga Youth Week 2024

Kanuga Youth Week 2024

June 16-21

Bus transportation and other details are being determined by our diocese. Stay tuned for more info.

Let Anita know if you are interested in going!

anitasherman561@gmail.com

SCENES FROM THE UPPER ROOM

From Sunday, March 24th

Sunday, March 24: The 4th/5th grade class joined us as we celebrated Palm Sunday together with a Last Supper remembrance meal followed by candlelight Stations of the Cross.

When transitioning from our meal to Stations of the Cross, we listened to Lauren Daigle's "Thank God I Do". Click the link below to read the story behind the song and to watch the video.

ADULT FORMATION

Classes and Formation at St. Gregory's

Wednesdays

8:00 AM - Men's Spirituality Hour (Zoom) 

Meeting Link

10:00 AM - The Reality of Being with Fr. Ben will not meet on March 27 or April 3 and will resume class on April 10. This class meets via (Zoom). The Reality of Being is an ongoing group, initially composed of the fruit that has fallen out of a three-year Gospel of Thomas circle, and will meet via Zoom every Wednesday from 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM EST. Zoom link here.

Meeting ID: 854 5001 9587 Passcode: 1+1=3

6:00 PM - Rector's Bible Study with Fr. Andrew will not meet on March 27 or April 3 and willresume class on April 10  - Hybrid class - On Zoom and In Person (In the Conference Room). Zoom link here Meeting ID: 841 7545 8345 Passcode: 086160

Thursdays

1:00 PM - Women's Bible Study (Youth Room) - The Women's Bible Study group will not meet on Thursday, March 28 but will resume their regular schedule the following week. For information, contact Evelyn Anderson at ebunn@stanfordalumni.org  or Susan D’Ambrosio, sldambro@gmail.com

UPCOMING AT ST. GREGORY'S

Monday, April 2 - ECW Thrift Store Opens

Sunday, April 7 - Master Chorale in Concert

Monday, April 8 - Art Classes begin, Knitters Ministry Meets, Vestry Meeting

Wednesday, April 10 - Lunch Bunchers meet at Noon Max's Grille in Mizner Mark

Saturday, April 13 - DOK Monthly Meeting, ECW Annual Spring Tea

Sunday, April 14 - Brothers Breakfast following both morning services, Funeral with Reception for Carl House

Sunday, April 21 - Mommy and Me Group meets, A Service of Rededication and Celebration with Reception in Harris Hall following the service.

Saturday, April 27 - YogaMass in the Chapel

Sunday, April 28 - Seraphic Fire in Concert at St. Gregory's

ECW THRIFT STORE

OPENING TUESDAY, APRIL 2!

We are thrilled to announce the grand reopening of St. Gregory's ECW Thrift Store! Our doors will reopen on Tuesday, April 2. Our new operating hours will be every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 AM to 2 PM, and on the second Sunday of each month during Brothers Breakfast Sundays. Join us during our Grand Reopening on Sunday, April 14. It's the perfect opportunity to find unique treasures and support St. Gregory's. We are looking forward to seeing you in the thrift store!

MASTER CHORALE OF SOUTH FLORIDA

IN CONCERT AT ST. GREGORY'S

Sunday, April 7 at 4:00 PM

Mozart’s Great Mass in C Minor

Brett Karlin, Conductor

This dazzling setting of the Mass exemplifies Mozart’s brilliance in uniting music and text to create drama. Written to showcase the vocal talents of his wife Constanze, the Great Mass is an undisputed masterpiece revered by Mozart fans for 250 years.

On this program, the Master Chorale’s performance of the Great Mass in C Minor will be complemented by two motets: Mozart’s glorious Exsultate, jubilate and Joseph Haydn’s Insanae et vanae curae. Click to learn more and to purchase tickets.

ART CLASSES AT ST. GREGORY'S

Starting Monday, April 8 at 9:30 AM

Welcome all art lovers and artists. Beginners and Intermediate 1 class in oil painting. Come and have fun while learning. Never again will you wonder what color to select or how to set up and create a pleasing composition. Learn all the rules of composition, design, color theory, and how to critique your work. An extremely positive class. Hope to see you there!

Note: There is no fee for this class. Perhaps a small donation to St. Gregory's as they are providing space and some setup.

Class begins April 8 (Monday) Location - St. Gregory's. The class is six weeks. Please contact Patricia Lusk for a material list or additional information. 

Time: 9:30 AM - Morning prayer is at nine if you wish to attend and the painting class will begin at 9:30 AM. The class is from 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM. 

If you wish you had a watercolor class to attend or Advanced oil or Acrylics, please let me know as I am taking names for the possibility of additional classes. 

Email: Plusk421@yahoo.com

Phone: 786-218-0197

LUNCH BUNCHERS

LUNCH AT MAX'S GRILLE

Wednesday, April 10 at Noon

Join St. Gregory's Lunch Bunchers at Max’s Grille in Mizner Park on Wednesday, April 10 at Noon! It is a wonderful way to catch up with your St. Gregory’s friends, meet a few new friends, enjoy fellowship and great conversation over a delicious lunch! For more information or to RSVP, please contact Andrea Chang at chang0113@aol.com or 954-245-9388.

HATS OFF TO WOMEN

THE ECW SPRING TEA

Saturday, April 13 at 2:00 PM

The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) at St. Gregory's invites you to an enchanting afternoon at our ECW Annual Tea, happening on Saturday, April 13th, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM in Harris Hall.

This year, we're celebrating by taking our "Hats Off to Women," and are thrilled to announce The Rev. Dr. Patricia ("Patsy") McGregor will serve as our special guest speaker.

Prepare to enjoy a variety of sweet and savory treats, complemented by exquisite teas. Tickets are available for $40.00 each. For those interested, mimosas, including non-alcoholic options, will be offered for an additional $5.00.

EVENT PARKING

The ECW Spring Tea is one of St. Gregory's most popular signature events and will likely sell out. Parking at the event will be free for our guests but we encourage everyone to carpool as spaces may be limited. Note: Additional free parking is available in the Mizner Park garage located just across the street if the St. Gregory's parking lot becomes full.

TICKET INFORMATION

To secure your tickets, please reach out to Susan D’Ambrosio at 561-350-5964, or Karen Guzik at 404-983-3476. Tickets will also be available for purchase in the courtyard after both services this Sunday.

Be sure to mark your calendars now as the ECW Tea is one of St. Gregory's most popular signature events and will likely sell out. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy this memorable and inspiring event and feel free to bring your friends!

DONATIONS NEEDED FOR THE

ECW SPRING TEA SILENT AUCTION

Please Consider Donating for a Great Cause

Be a part of this year's ECW annual Spring Tea, where we take our "Hats Off to Women" to celebrate the remarkable women in our lives and community. As part of this special event, we are excited to host a silent auction to further support our cause. We are currently seeking donations of items to be auctioned, including gift cards, jewelry, gourmet snacks, candies, coffees, teas, and biscuits, among others. Your generous contributions will add to the success of our event.

BROTHERS BREAKFAST

Sunday, April 14

Join us for morning services on Sunday, April 14, and stay for a scrumptious breakfast prepared by the dedicated Brothers of St. Gregory's. We invite you, your friends, family, and neighbors to savor "The Best Breakfast in Boca" as we come together in celebration and fellowship.

OPEN HEARTS, OPEN DOORS

A SERVICE OF REDEDICATION

AND CELEBRATION

Sunday, April 21

Save the date for St. Gregory's dedication service and open house! The service of Rededication will be one of celebration and renewal as we come together to formally bless our beautifully renovated sanctuary and honor all those who have labored on this great project and those who have made it possible through their leadership, sacrifice, and gifts. Invitations to the community at large are being issued including civic leaders, city council members, sister parishes within the Diocese, religious organizations, churches and synagogues, as well as performing arts organizations. 

This monumental service will be in the form of a Choral Evensong with the Choir of St. Gregory’s and guest musicians and will feature the music of Hubert. H. Parry, William Harris, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and a special setting of the Preces and Responses by Tim Brumfield. 

Plan now to attend and be part of this historic service of rededication when we will not only rededicate our beautiful sanctuary and campus, but also rededicate ourselves to the service of God within our community and the world. 

SERAPHIC FIRE IN CONCERT

AT ST. GREGORY'S

Sunday, April 28 at 4:00 PM

Enjoy Seraphic Fire’s Concert “Mid-Century Modern” at 4 PM on Sunday, April 28th at St. Gregory’s. For more info, visit seraphicfire.org.

ECW (EPISCOPAL CHURCH WOMEN) SCHOLARSHIP

Apply Now! $1,000 Scholarship to

Support Education for Women

Due to successful ECW fundraising efforts and to the generous donations of our greater church parishioners, and, as part of St. Gregory’s ECW mission in alignment with the National ECW organization, this program helps:

-To bring aid to women to help them become equal partners within their communities; and

-To provide an opportunity for women to improve life for themselves, their families, and their communities.

All applications must be received in full by COB May 5, 2024. The award recipient will be notified and receive their award either on or before May 15, 2024.

Contact: Rebecca Sorensen at rsorens51@gmail.com

PASTORAL CARE

St. Gregory's Is Here For You.

St. Gregory's provides a variety of support ministries that are here to support you. Our clergy, staff, and Stephen Ministers are here to answer your questions, pray with you, and for your pastoral needs. Contact the church office at 561-395-8285 or by email at office@st-gregorys.com. Learn more.

ST. GREGORY'S IS NOW LIVESTREAMING

TO THE HOMEPAGE OF OUR WEBSITE

stgregorysepiscopal.org

If you are unable to join us in person for services on Sunday, please join us online! In addition to livestreaming each Sunday's 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist to our Facebook page, St. Gregory's is now livestreaming the service to our homepage for your convenience. Click here to view the service on our homepage (it is located in the middle of the page) or click here to view it on Facebook.

GETTING A PARKING PASS

FROM THE USHERS

If you have not yet gotten a parking pass, please stop by the church office during weekly business hours to get a pass.

NEED A LITTLE EXTRA SPACE OR ASSISTANCE FOR SERVICES?

To ensure our services are accessible and comfortable for everyone, we have now designated spaces specifically for members of our congregation who use mobility devices such as wheelchairs or walkers. These areas are designed to provide extra room, ensuring full participation in our services for everyone. If you require assistance upon arrival, please don't hesitate to ask an usher for help.

PALM TRAN CONNECTION

RIDE ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE MEETING ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

Palm Beach County provides ride assistance to those who are unable to drive and meet their eligibility requirements. For those approved for the program, the cost is $3.50 each way or $7.00 round trip. To learn more about the eligibility requirements and to schedule an interview, call 561-649-9838 (and dial "7") or visit Paratransit (Connection) - PalmTran

HOW DO YOU SAY ANDRANOVORY?

(Hint: An.dra.new.voory)

If you're wondering how to say, "Andranovory," you're not alone! Click the video above and take a journey with Gena Vallee as she consults with a few friends both near and far to find out!

ABOUT ANDRANOVORY

Andranovory is one of sixteen parishes within the Diocese of Toliara, Madagascar. The Diocese is approximately the size of Florida. The Andranovory parish has eight churches. There is one parish priest, Bishop Samitiana (Samy for short) for all the congregations. In addition, there are two Evangelists and several Catechists that assist Bishop Samy. Christ Church (Fiangonan ’i Kristy) is in the town of Andranovory. Many rural parish congregations worship in a home, under a tree or in a classroom or rented space. The photos today are of Christ Church and Antranokaky Church. (under the tree)

Please keep the eight parish churches, Bishop Samy and their church leaders in your prayers, as we know that they are praying for St. Gregory’s. If you would like to be involved in sharing video clips or photos from St. Gregory’s, or just want more information about our mission, you may contact Mary Herin at cmnkd@comcast.net or visit: www.dioceseoftoliara.org/en/who-we-are/diocesan-churches/andranovory-parish

SOUTH FLORIDA HAITI PROJECT

March Prayer Calendar and Update

Click the link and button below for the latest news of gangs attacking prisons, the freeing of 4000 criminals, and the March prayer calendar for Haiti. Read more.

PRAYER

Daily Prayer and Prayer Requests

Join us in prayer. Click here to submit your prayer request. To pray for others, click here to view this week's prayer requests. If you'd prefer to receive a daily written prayer, click here to receive each day's word from Daily Prayer (a resource of Forward Movement).

ST. GREGORY'S LOVES COFFEE HOUR!

Donations and Volunteers Needed

Join the tradition of fellowship by volunteering for our Sunday Coffee Hour, following the 10 AM service. We are currently seeking volunteers to coordinate and serve our fellow parishioners each week (except for the Brothers Breakfast Sunday). If you are interested in being a part of this ministry, contact Kay Holt at kholt@st-gregorys.com.

Please support Coffee Hour by bringing something to share. We have plenty of pastries, but would greatly appreciate cheese and crackers, fruit, or other treats.

Schedule of Donated Goods for Coffee Hour

Sunday, April 7th - Newcomers Host Coffee Hour

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Volunteers are needed for various ministries.

Our Lay Eucharistic Visitor volunteer group is looking for members of our St. Gregory’s family to join them as they:

1. Deliver communion and enrich the religious experience of those unable to attend church due to illness or incapacity

2. Visit and spiritually support those in need of the comfort and companionship of St. Gregory’s

3. Maintain contact with those parishioners with whom they are assigned to assure them that they are still a part of our St. Gregory’s community.



If this type of ministry appeals to you, please contact David Cominole 561-376-9056 or email him at david.cominole@att.net for more information.

GIVING AT ST. GREGORY'S

Your Support Makes An Impact

Your support of St. Gregory's and our ministries makes our mission of Transforming Hearts and Community Through Jesus' Love a reality. Please click here to give online now. For more information, please email the Church Office or click on these links: Altar Flower Dedications, Capital Campaign, Meals with Meaning, Stewardship, and South Florida Haiti Project.

CONNECT WITH US

Engaging With St. Gregory's

We're grateful that you're part of St. Gregory's growing community! Visit our website at www.stgregorysepiscopal.org for more information or click the links and social media buttons below:

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