Baptisms, Confirmations, and much more …
Thomas, our Bishop was with us on Sunday, February 8th for a joyous and blessed Sunday where TWELVE parishioners were either baptized, confirmed, received, or reaffirmed.
Parish News
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Melt the ICE
In the 1940’s, Norwegians made and wore red pointed hats with a tassel as a form of visual protest against Nazi occupation of their country. Within two years, the Nazis made these protest hats illegal and punishable by law to wear, make, or distribute. As purveyors of traditional craft, Ravelry felt it appropriate to revisit…
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Newcomer Recognition Event
Nan Cobbey, our Newcomers chairperson, pulled off an event last Saturday that recognized 26 new parishioners! Each newcomer had been interviewed and was introduced by the interviewer. We learned so many interesting things about one another that could possibly have remained unknown. The potluck was delicious as always and the desserts were more than delectable!…
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Eleanor Roosevelt’s Nightly Prayer
Please join us in the Parish Hall onSunday, January 25th after worship fora discussion of the new book, Eleanor Roosevelt’s Nightly Prayerwith Donn Mitchell the author who will join us by Zoom.5 hardback copies are available for purchase in the Parish Office for $27.00 each(checks payable to Deirdre Good). Publisher’s Weekly says:“The groundbreaking legacy of former…
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Epiphany Potluck and Evening Program
Much fun was had following our evening Epiphany Eucharist on January 6. A delicious, and true potluck attended by over 30 parishioners – who were also entertained with poetry, crowning of a king and queen, custom written carols and a special nativity play performed by about a dozen willing and enthusiastic players! All of this…
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Come Hear the Stories
In two weeks, St. Margaret’s will be partying. We have a real success to celebrate: new members! Since COVID, this congregation has attracted 42 new people and we want to introduce them. We will do that by telling their stories, dozens of them, at a potluck luncheon and desert party on Saturday, Jan. 17th. So…
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Adult Education Offerings through Spring 2026
December 7: Lectionary (Roy)December 14: O Antiphons (Barbara and Roy) https://www.westminster-abbey.org/worship-music/services-times/advent-and-christmas/the-great-o-antiphons#i25179December 21: O Antiphons contd. (handout by Barbara and Roy)December 28: Candle Decorating painting with acrylic paint onto candle (Emily)January 4: Lectionary (Roy)January 6: Feast of the EpiphanyJanuary 11 ?January 18: (MLK on Jan 19 th )January 25: Author talk online: Donn Mitchell, Eleanor Roosevelt’s…
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The First Sunday in Advent
A full church, beautiful music with a full choir, an Advent wreath with candle aglow, a great sermon!
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Wreath Making Morning
Fun was had by those who participated in making and decorating balsam wreaths on Sunday, November 24th – in time for Advent.
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Christmas and Epiphany Services
December 24th, Christmas Eve – Festive Holy Eucharist at 8PM December 25th, Christmas Day – Holy Eucharist at 10AM December 28th, Lessons and Carols at 10AM January 6, Epiphany – Holy Eucharist at 6PM followed by potluck supper
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The Gospel of Matthew – Fall 2025
Deirdre Good will be teaching the following course on the Gospel of Matthew this Fall. Course Description:A critical reading of the Gospel of Matthew, exploring its Christology (presentation of who Jesusis), structure, Jewish identity, and teachings. We will also attend to Matthew’s theological, congregational/ecclesial significance today, and its understandings of discipleship and mission.And we will…
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Blessing the Animals
On the Feast day of St. Francis of Assisi, Saturday, October 4, please join us at 5PM for a celebration of and blessing of our animal friends. (Meet next to the steps leading to the church). ALL ARE WELCOME!
