Closed Episcopal Church in Center City reopened to find a new mission (Philadelphia Inquirer)
ICYMI The Philadelphia Inquirer had two stories on the diocese over the holiday weekend. The first on the move and the second on the re-opening of St. Stephens. "“When we abandon one of these places we abandon the possibilities of spreading what we believe in so deeply," said Bishop Gutiérrez. Read here.
Wear Orange Sunday
6/2, Across the Diocese
Wear Orange is a national program to raise awareness and speak out about gun violence. Wear Orange this Sunday, June 2nd. Watch the video here.
Unique one week programs at both St. Mark's Philadelphia and St. Peter's Philadelphia provide an exceptional music experience for children. Camp ages vary for each program. Both churches offer after-school programs during the year as well.
Poverty is a reality for many individuals and families. But unless you've experienced poverty, it's difficult to truly understand. People across the diocese are invited to participate in a Poverty Simulation, you will take on the identity of a real person in poverty. People with experience providing services operate stations. More details.
Ordinations
6/8, Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral
The Bishop will be ordaining six deacons and receiving one; and receiving two priests. Please join us. Reception to follow. More details.
More Events
Alex's Lemonade Stand
6/9, Incarnation Holy Sacrament, Drexel Hill
The awesome kids of the Sunday School are holding their annual "Alex's Lemonade Stand" on Sunday, June 9, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on the church's front lawn! More details.
Lobsterfest
6/1, Trinity, Solebury
Featuring music by the award winning St. Thomas Gospel Choir, Trinity celebrates its 24th Annual Lobsterfest, a picnic style party featuring live bands, raffle, crafts, children’s games, and, of course, lobster and rib dinners. More details.
Community Flea Market
6/1, St. Jude and The Nativity,
Lafayette Hill
St. Jude's World Famous Flea Market returns! Tons of vendors including food, great shopping, and easy parking. (The diocese will have a table here too.) More details.
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Closed Episcopal Church in Center City reopened to find a new mission (Philadelphia Inquirer)
ICYMI The Philadelphia Inquirer had two stories on the diocese over the holiday weekend. The first on the move and the second on the re-opening of St. Stephens. "“When we abandon one of these places we abandon the possibilities of spreading what we believe in so deeply," said Bishop Gutiérrez. Read here.
Wear Orange Sunday
6/2, Across the Diocese
Wear Orange is a national program to raise awareness and speak out about gun violence. Wear Orange this Sunday, June 2nd. Watch the video here.
Unique one week programs at both St. Mark's Philadelphia and St. Peter's Philadelphia provide an exceptional music experience for children. Camp ages vary for each program. Both churches offer after-school programs during the year as well.
Poverty is a reality for many individuals and families. But unless you've experienced poverty, it's difficult to truly understand. People across the diocese are invited to participate in a Poverty Simulation, you will take on the identity of a real person in poverty. People with experience providing services operate stations. More details.
Ordinations
6/8, Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral
The Bishop will be ordaining six deacons and receiving one; and receiving two priests. Please join us. Reception to follow. More details.
More Events
Alex's Lemonade Stand
6/9, Incarnation Holy Sacrament, Drexel Hill
The awesome kids of the Sunday School are holding their annual "Alex's Lemonade Stand" on Sunday, June 9, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM on the church's front lawn! More details.
Lobsterfest
6/1, Trinity, Solebury
Featuring music by the award winning St. Thomas Gospel Choir, Trinity celebrates its 24th Annual Lobsterfest, a picnic style party featuring live bands, raffle, crafts, children’s games, and, of course, lobster and rib dinners. More details.
Community Flea Market
6/1, St. Jude and The Nativity,
Lafayette Hill
St. Jude's World Famous Flea Market returns! Tons of vendors including food, great shopping, and easy parking. (The diocese will have a table here too.) More details.
Please subscribe to this newsletter and other diocesan mailings here. Have an event that you want us to promote? Please fill this out.
