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Coming Up on Grace Street
Posted by Kimberly Allen
It has come to our
attention that those with a Comcast email account may experience delays
in receiving St. Paul's messages. Constant Contact is working with
Comcast to resolve the situation. In the meantime, we will post a link
to the Friday "Coming Up On Grace Street" messages here on the Rector's
blog. This link will work for up to three months.
November 27: Coming Up on Grace Street (Web version)
Wallace's Friday Message
My Dear People,
With hopes that your Thanksgiving holiday is both a happy and
restorative time, this is just a brief note to say three things. First,
once again, Happy Thanksgiving!
Second, I hope you can join us on Sunday, for worship of course, as
well as to be with Ray Glover during the adult forum. Ray, a long-time
St. Paul's friend, is also one of the most knowledgeable and respected
musicians in the Episcopal Church. Ray will offer a teaching on Advent
hymnody. It's a real treat to have Ray with us.
Lastly, whether or not you were present in church last Sunday, I would encourage you to read and reflect on both the sermon and the Such Great Heights report. Having
spent the fall faithfully working our way through Such Great Heights,
let us all be praying for the graces we need to live into the vision
that the Spirit has called forth in us; and let us also be praying that
God guide each one of us in knowing our part in fulfilling that
vision. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done!
With thanks, with joy, and in faith,
your brother in Christ,
Wallace+
St. Paul's News & Notes
- Wednesday Nights: The Music of Advent with Ellen Johnston
Join Ellen Johnston, wife of Bishop Shannon Johnston, for two Wednesday night sessions on the music of Advent. Using the hymns of Advent, Ellen will lead an exploration of Advent's larger themes - to the end of time, and a vision of humanity restored and creation renewed. Program begins at 7 p.m. Beforehand, join us in the Chapel at 5 p.m. to see why Richmond Magazine just named Prayer Yoga at St. Paul's one of "75 Things Every Richmonder Should Do."
First Fridays Art Exhibit & Reception
Art lovers, mark your calendar for Friday, Dec. 4, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Artist and art educator, Kristin Polich, will host a reception and present her exhibit "Layers," a mixed media show including collage, drawing, painting and encaustic that explores reconstruction and healing through the process of art making.
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