A short photo montage set to music of the 78th General Convention of the Episcopal Church from the Diocese of Newark. Photos by: Nina Nicholson, Diana Wilcox, and Cynthia Black. Video by Diana Wilcox.
Videos
Choir at Mass on the Grass
Check out our choir singing the psalm at the Mass on the Grass…with Brass!
“Alleluia” The Easter Anthem
“Alleluia” Randall Thompson. The anthem on Easter Sunday. Simply beautiful!
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This was shown at diocesan convention. It is a short video about the experience of those who went on the diocesan trip to Taize, the ecumenical community in France. Take a look!
Listen to the Choir!
Our wonderful choir, under the direction of William Davies, is a joy to hear every Sunday, and we intend to begin posting video soon. For now, here are two audio recordings (from a small hand held device, so not the best quality for capturing their sound) from the third Sunday of Advent. All are welcome…
Talk About A Joyful Noise!
This was the youth of our diocese who were part of Christophany, hosted this Fall by our church, singing in our 10:30am service. What a joy they brought to everyone.
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This is the video I spoke about in my sermon. Enjoy! Rev. Diana
GC78 – March Against Gun Violence
[Episcopal News Service — Salt Lake City] About 1,500 General Convention participants joined a Bishops United Against Gun Violence procession in Salt Lake City the morning of June 28.
The prayerful procession walked the half-mile from the Salt Palace Convention Center to Pioneer Park while marchers sang hymns and prayed. Members of Utah anti-gun violence groups and civil rights organizations joined in.
Diocese of Maryland Bishop Eugene Sutton said society faces what he called an “unholy trinity” of poverty, racism and violence. Presiding Bishop-elect Michael Curry told participants that they had gotten up early to join the 7:15 a.m. procession because “that unholy trinity threatens the life of us all.”
The prayerful procession walked the half-mile from the Salt Palace Convention Center to Pioneer Park while marchers sang hymns and prayed. Members of Utah anti-gun violence groups and civil rights organizations joined in.
Diocese of Maryland Bishop Eugene Sutton said society faces what he called an “unholy trinity” of poverty, racism and violence. Presiding Bishop-elect Michael Curry told participants that they had gotten up early to join the 7:15 a.m. procession because “that unholy trinity threatens the life of us all.”
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Soloist Janet Villas on Good Friday 2014.
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Our Own Janet Villas Sings “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth” on Maundy Thursday
