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Epiphany’s 2016 Fourth of July Celebration

Epiphany’s 2016 Fourth of July Celebration

Epiphany’s Annual Fourth of July Celebration 4th of July Celebration at the home of Mary E., on the day itself, which falls on a Monday. The celebration will begin at 12 noon and will continue on until the food runs out or the ice cream melts. Bring any Picnic Pot-Luck, extra lawn chairs, and drinks of your choice.  Lemonade, water, and iced tea will be provided, as well as a water slide for the young and young at heart to enjoy. Remember to wear your red, white and blue. For more information and directions, please call the Church Office...
The Conclusion to The Great 50 Days of Easter: Pentecost Sunday!

The Conclusion to The Great 50 Days of Easter: Pentecost Sunday!

Pentecost Sunday, the wonderful conclusion to the Great 50 days of Easter.  On this day, we drink of the Spirit of the living God.  And this Spirit is the fruit of the victory Christ won by his death and resurrection.  Pentecost cannot, therefore, be separated from Easter.  But why did the disciples receive the Spirit?  This Sunday reminds us that the disciples received the Spirit in order to inaugurate the universal mission of the Church.  As modern day recipients of the same Spirit, we ask God to shatter all barriers and lead the Church, and the Church of the Epiphany, where God wills. Having rested in awe before the One who transforms our every crucifixion into resurrection and makes possible the handing over of our lives in love for yet another day, another year, the rest of our lives, we stand ready to inaugurate again the great work that God has entrusted into our lives.  And don’t forget to wear your red.   (Adapted from the St. Andrew Bible Missal, p. 379, 464). – Peace, Fr....
The Future Can Rewrite Our Past

The Future Can Rewrite Our Past

In Gospel Memories, Bishop Jacob shows that there is truth in the idea that our past shapes our future, the gospel is all about the counter-intuitive promise that God is shaping us right now toward God’s vision of who we will become. It is not our past that makes us into the image of God; God’s redeeming love does that. In God, who we are not yet is shaping who we become. Gospel Memories will have special resonance for people at turning points in their lives: career changes, loss of loved ones, graduation, illness, divorce, birth of a child, entering middle years or later years. Life is filled with turning points at which we feel compelled to tell our story in a new and different way. Gospel Memories The Future can rewrite Our Past, is available at Amazon, in Paperback or in Kindle...
Louisiana College Student Conference

Louisiana College Student Conference

Keynote Speaker: The Rt. Rev. Jacob Owensby Hardtner Camp & Conference Center   Friday, April 8 – Sunday, April 10 Bishop Jake Owensby, referencing his latest book, will explore the Gospel promise that God is shaping us right now, toward a vision of who we will become. In God, who we are not yet is shaping who we become. This is a great conversation for those of us who are at turning points in our lives. The program begins with supper at 6:30 p.m. Friday, April 8 and ends with a Eucharist and other activities Sunday morning, April 10. Student Cost is $75 per student Which includes housing in a cabin, all meals, study material and sessions. Chaplain/Sponsors who attend with students: $150 Includes a room in the Holy Day Inn (Full accommodations) and meals. (A chaplain or non-student sponsor needs to attend with each ministry’s students.) Please click here for an information sheet/registration...