Greg Jacobs, Canon to the Ordinary in the Diocese of Newark will be joining us on Sunday, February 15 as part of Black History Month. Greg has served in various positions within the Episcopal Church, will preach that day, and will also lead an adult forum talking about the history of African Americans in the Episcopal […]
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The Newark Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians invites you to the annual celebration of the life and ministry of The Rev. Absalom Jones, the first person of African descent ordained a priest in the Episcopal Church. The celebration will take place Sunday, February 8 at 3:00 p.m. in Trinity and St. Philip’s Cathedral
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In February, St. Luke’s will celebrate Black History month. Be prepared to learn about the contributions of people of color, especially those in our Congregation, listen to spirituals, and share information through scripture and real life experiences. Details of the program to follow, but the month will be filled with unique opportunities to learn, such
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Tickets are now on sale for Toni’s Kitchen’s annual fundraiser on March 3, 2014, at Halcyon Restaurant, 114 Walnut Street, in Montclair. Our theme this year is “Hearts Feeding Souls.” The evening will represent a toast to all those who make Toni’s Kitchen possible. There will be music by Shades of Blue, wine, great food and
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Join us at 10:00 a.m. on Sunday, December 28 to celebrate the birth of Christ in song and praise. Our worship that day will feature eight traditional Christmas Carols as we joyfully praise God. Bring your friends and neighbors and sing along.
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Bring a quiche, a danish, a salad or whatever says brunch to you and come to the Women’s Group Brunch on Saturday, January 10 in the Rectory. We will meet there at Noon, weather permitting. So we know how much bacon to fry, PLEASE email or RSVP to Steph Borsi or Martha Thalheimer that you plan
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At the 10:00 a.m. service on January 11, youth of St. Luke’s will process through the service as Kings and Queens and present gifts to baby Jesus. All collected gifts will be donated to North Porch Women and Infant’s Center, which supports families in need with young children. Please consider donating gifts, toiletries, or other
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Come to learn about how St. Luke’s is part of the Anglican Communion. We’ll cover the Episcopal Church, The Anglican Communion, and how we as a community fit into it in this three part series held Sundays at 11:30 a.m. For info, contact The Rev. Jerry Racioppi at racioppi@slechurch.org.
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We are delighted to welcome back The Rev. Canon C. K. Robertson on December 11 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss his acclaimed book A Dangerous Dozen. In this unique book, Canon Robertson explores twelve prophets in our world, beginning with Paul of Tarsus: the Catalyst, moving through the centuries and across the continents to the
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Youth Ministry Architects will be here November 20-23. They spend three days listening to focus groups made of staff, parents, volunteers vestry, and all those who care about the children and youth of our church. Please helps us plan for a strong future. To be a part of the process, please email Kathy DeWalt at
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