
A Sky Full of Stars
For me, journeys never end. Whether I find myself walking around the world in Epcot Center at Walt Disney World or concentrating on time, breath and step while moving through a labyrinth, ultimately, all journeys […]
For me, journeys never end. Whether I find myself walking around the world in Epcot Center at Walt Disney World or concentrating on time, breath and step while moving through a labyrinth, ultimately, all journeys […]
Merry Christmas! Join us on Facebook Live for our Christmas Eve service of music, pageant and prayer! Christmas Eve ServiceThursday, December 24 at 4:00PM via Facebook Live. Gather with family friends and welcome the Christ-child […]
The Diocese of Chicago’s Transition Committee invites you to attend Candidate Conversations to meet the four nominees for bishop of Chicago. They will be held online via Zoom Webinar and will give the people of […]
Dear Friends, We are pleased to introduce you to the Reverend Adam Spencer, the next Rector of St. Elisabeth’s Episcopal Church Glencoe. Adam and his wife Rose Sengenberger will join us on February 1st, 2021. […]
At Tuesday’s Family Chapel, we began to explore the complicated collection of writings we call the Bible. We started the conversation by asking, “When you walk into a bookstore or library, what section appeals to […]
As we move through Fall 2020, the following resources will enhance your participation in Sunday Worship, Family Chapel, Morning Prayer and Compline. FOR SUNDAY WORSHIP The 1979 Book of Common Prayer with additional Resources – […]
This Sunday, Jesus feeds the five thousand. Our Gospel reading these past weeks have been beautiful parables about sustainable, transformative faith, growing and building and impacting us from within, even if this faith seems dead […]
Prayers Celebrating Pride is worship prepared by our LGBTQ+ Team. It is a congregational-wide effort which marks the police raids on the Stonewall Inn, June 28, 1969. The raid was the beginning of six days […]
Discipline. What is it? It sounds scary and no fun. When did you first experience discipline? For me, the earliest memory is not a good one. It involved my kindergarten class, a principal with a […]
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