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The September issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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We are planning one last blast of summer fun for the junior set in that last full week of August when the camps are over and children are moping around the house making their parents crazy.
Monday, August 23 to Friday, August 27 from 9 AM to Noon
The camp will feature stories and crafts centered on the most exciting best stories of the Old Testament (the plagues, the writing on the wall, the walls come tumbling down), singing, snacks and all around fun! And, Bishop Moyer has promised Rita's Water Ice for all those who survive the camp (and for the campers, too!). We call on all who can volunteer–there are many gifts of the Spirit–and we will need all of them. All gifts are welcome—please lend a hand for crafts, singing, story telling, all-around kid-wrangling or even just handing out juice boxes and snacks. Please see Wendy Ewing or Maggie Oberdorf if you want to get in on the fun.
For more information and details of the School and
and "What We Will Do" during the week of VBS
see the "Learn" page on this website. |
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The June issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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The May issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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The April issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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The March issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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The February issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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TheJanuary 2010 issue of the Rod and Staff is now available online. |
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The Annual Advent Choral Evensong will take place on Sunday, December 6 (Second Sunday in Advent) at 5:00 pm. The principal music at this Advent Evensong will be by Sir Charles Villiers Stanford (1852-1924), who was one of the most important figures in British music of his day and a significant contributor to the repertory of English cathedral music. There is a special quality of reverence that attaches to this liturgy when observed in Advent. - WJG |
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The Annual Advent Quiet Day on Saturday, December 5 begins with Mass at 9 am. The Rector will give three meditations on the Song of Zechariah (Benedictus Dominus Deus). The Quiet Day ends at 1:00 pm. |
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I suppose that upon first reading the title of this article, one could think that what follows is a “challenge” to the Bible, i.e. its authority, its divine inspiration, and its place in the life of the Church.
What follows is not that at all, but rather an article on how we are challenged by the Scriptures so that we possess a right understanding of them by answering through study questions such as:
1. What are the historical time frame and the cultural realities of a particular time?
2. What specific issues, concerns, and/or problems are being addressed?
3. What can we learn from the Hebrew or Greek language of the Scriptures?
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