What a great day it was at our annual Mass on the Grass…with Brass worship service and church picnic. Check out all the photos! [Show slideshow] 1 2 ►
Read more →We will hold our Annual Choir Appreciation Sunday on Sunday, September 13th. While we hope we show our appreciation for all they do every Sunday, we will recognize the wonderful…
Read more →The unconditional love we give and receive from our pets can draw us more deeply into the larger circle of life with our Creator. Please bring your pets and come…
Read more →We were founded on October 4, 1858. Join us on Sunday, October 4th, to celebrate our 168th birthday in a festive service followed by a feast in the Parish Hall.…
Read more →Mother Diana will be back with us after her sabbatical on Sunday, October 18th. We will celebrate Mother’s Sharon’s time as our supply priest the Sunday beforehand, on October 11th.…
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On Sunday, November 1st, we will celebrate the Principal Feast of All Saints, when we remember the saints of the church who have gone before us. If you feel called…
We celebrate seven weeks of Advent. You might be wondering how that could be…doesn’t Advent start after Thanksgiving? But would you believe that it wasn’t like that in ages past?…
Our Annual Parish Meeting will be on Sunday, November 8th, and as always there is so much news to share! We will also be holding elections to serve on the…
On Giving Thanks Sunday, we will bring forward our pledge of our tithe to the church for its mission and ministry in the name of Jesus Christ. Most now pledge…
Mother Diana will be back with us after her sabbatical on Sunday, October 18th. We will celebrate Mother’s Sharon’s time as our supply priest the Sunday beforehand, on October 11th.…
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On Sunday, June 7th, at 3pm we celebrated the life ministry of Gail Moaney Jackson at the annual Diocese of Newark David Hegg Award at St. Peter’s Morristown. Each parish…
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November 1, 2026 – The Feast of All Saints: May God’s words be spoken, may God’s words be heard. Amen. Now, you’all know I grew up Baptist, and one of the reasons I like to watch Morning Joe during the week is because of the host – Joe Scarborough. Joe, a former Republican Congressman, often talks about Jesus, religion, and his Baptist roots. One of my fav themes he often brings up is how to be persistent – like he would say “we’d sing 17 verses of ‘Just As I Am’ if that is what it took to get someone to profess their faith…” And…well, that is very true! Anyway, the other day I just about spewed my coffee all over the room because John Meachem, a renowned historian and Episcopalian, was one of the guests. And here is what happened. John Meachem said to Joe, “…you do have an…
October 25, 2026: May God’s words be spoken, may God’s words be heard. Amen. So, last week on the Jesus Channel, the Pharisees teamed with their not-so-best-buds, the Herodians, to try to trip Jesus up with a question (after, of course, flattering him). They essentially said, “Hey Jesus – you are lookin’ mighty awesome and since we know you are the absolute bomb when it comes to, ya know, knowin’ stuff, we have a question for you…”. Then they asked him about whether it was legal to pay taxes to the emperor. We know from last week that this was a trap, and that Jesus wasn’t the least bit fooled. And now for today’s episode, the Pharisees are at it again. A lawyer among them thought up a great question to test Jesus, or so he thought. Now, you’d think that with all the questions these folks have, they would…
October 18, 2026: May God’s words be spoken, may God’s words be heard. Amen. It is so good to be back. I have missed you all so very much, and I look forward to catching up on everything in the days ahead. For anyone who may be visiting, or new since July of this year, I have been away on a long overdue sabbatical, which gave me much needed rest and renewal to equip me to better serve this parish and God as we move toward the future. Sooooooo, did I miss anything while I was gone? I mean, anything going on in the country or the world? Yeah… it never seems to end, does it? Which is why I was grateful that this sabbatical did allow me to step off if that carousel of crazy – to get away from the chaotic Chronos – or human time – and…
