Check out these photos of the confirmation service where Carol Madden was received and Ann Watson was confirmed. Congratulations to Carol and Ann! Confirmation Service Photos
Read more →On Saturday, May 18th at 3 PM, St. Peter’s Morristown will host a screening of the documentary The Philadelphia Eleven, chronicling the ordination of eleven women to the Episcopal priesthood…
Read more →Take a look at all the wonderful photos from Holy Week and Easter Sunday! There will be more to come so check back in a bit to see everything. Holy…
Read more →During Eastertide, Mother Diana will lead a five part series on The Gospel of Mark as Story. The title comes from the text we will use, authored by David Rhoads,…
Read more →During Hurricane Ida, we lost many of our plantings around the front aof the church. On Saturday, May 18th, from 9am-12pm we will have a Spring Parish Work Day, where…
Read more →What a joyous weekend, as our seminarian was ordained as a Deacon by our Bishop, and then proclaimed the gospel for the first time on Sunday! Welcome to the newest…
Read more →We will have our Annual Mass on the Grass…with Brass on Sunday, June 9th at 10:30am at the rotunda on the Glen across the street from our church. After the…
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We will have our Annual Mass on the Grass…with Brass on Sunday, June 9th at 10:30am at the rotunda on the Glen across the street from our church. After the…
When we say we welcome all – we mean ALL! As our sign says, “Love Is Inclusive, Not Exclusive!” This year, as we celebrate LGBTQ+ Sunday on June 16th at…
Join us on Sunday, June 23rd for Juneteenth Sunday. More details coming soon.
The 81st General Convention of The Episcopal Church is June 21-28th, and Mother Diana will be there. She will be helping to run an event celebrating 50 years of the…
What a great Parish Work Day we had on May 18th! What a great crew of parishioners – many hands make light work! The front of the church looks really…
Check out these photos of the confirmation service where Carol Madden was received and Ann Watson was confirmed. Congratulations to Carol and Ann! Confirmation Service Photos
What a joyous weekend, as our seminarian was ordained as a Deacon by our Bishop, and then proclaimed the gospel for the first time on Sunday! Welcome to the newest…
Take a look at all the wonderful photos from Holy Week and Easter Sunday! There will be more to come so check back in a bit to see everything. Holy…
May God’s words be spoken. May God’s words be heard. Amen. The Feast of Pentecost doesn’t get the same attention as Easter or Christmas. We don’t hold big family gatherings (though for some, that may be a good thing). It isn’t a typical day for exchanging gifts or sending Pentecost cards proclaiming a windy day of fire and speaking in tongues. Which is kind of a shame, because that would be so cool! Now last week, because it was Mother’s Day, I asked you all to step out of your comfort zone and join me in using mother rather than father when speaking of God, because, as scripture makes clear, both male and female are made in God’s image. To be unable to recognize the divine feminine is to essentially say to God, “I don’t care that you are both male and female, or neither. I refuse to see you…
May 5, 2024: Alleluia, Christ is Risen! The Lord is risen indeed. Alleluia! Amen. Some of you know that I received my Master of Divinity from the seminary of Drew University, a Methodist institution. I am very proud of that, as the classes were filled with people from many denominations, cultures, languages, races, and theological points of view. So, as a Drew seminary grad, my Facebook feed was exploding with the posts of former classmates rejoicing in news out of the United Methodist Church General Conference (similar to our General Convention, except theirs are every four years, rather than every three years). For one, the tension and argumentative nature of the meetings were gone. Since the recent departure of those who were steadfast in their belief that homosexuality was “incompatible with Christian teaching,” there was less disagreement and more joy. They also proclaimed that it wasn’t incompatible with scripture to…
April 28, 2024: Alleluia, Christ is Risen! The Lord is risen indeed. Alleluia! Amen. While it happens more often than we realize, how strange it is to hear two places in one of our scripture readings that feature so heavily in our news cycle today: Jerusalem and Gaza. Stranger still is what takes place. In the reading from the Acts of the Apostles, we hear about Philip, one of the seven anointed deacons (as opposed to Philip one of the original 12 apostles). He is told by an angel of God to travel on the road that connects Jerusalem to Gaza, and here the author of this sequel to the gospel of Luke wants the reader to know something – that this is a “wilderness road.” On that road is a chariot carrying a Eunuch a court official of the Queen of what was then called Ethiopians, who was returning…
