Meet new friends or reconnect with the community at Nativity by joining Foyer! Groups of 4–5 gather monthly from September-December to share a meal. Whether you cook, host, or order in, the focus is fellowship in a relaxed setting. Families can also join through Family Foyer, if sufficient interest. Sign up by emailing Gail T. […]
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings
Join us every Wednesday at 7 pm EST beginning Sep. 9 for a meaningful and thought-provoking book study as we explore Take This Bread by Sarah Miles. Together, we’ll reflect on faith, community, hospitality, and the transformative power of sharing a meal and sharing our lives. Contact the Nativity Office () for the zoom link.
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings
A new Sunday morning book study will begin Sep. 14 – Oct. 4 from 9:30 – 10:20 am in Curry Hall, Room 204. James Casler will lead as we read and discuss Lord Teach Us-The Lord’s Prayer & the Christian Life. We’ll explore The Lord’s Prayer phrase by phrase and look at this familiar prayer
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings
Interested in joining Nativity’s adult pilgrimage to Charleston, South Carolina, Nov. 10–14? Mark your calendars for an interest meeting on Sunday, Aug. 30 to learn more about this upcoming opportunity for fellowship, learning, and spiritual formation. We hope you’ll join us. More details coming soon.
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Adult Formation, Glad Tidings
Sunday, June 7, begins our Summer Peace Library program. Go to the Peace Library Review page for a list of all the books that have been reviewed by Nativity. Look for the special display at the front of the sanctuary featuring Peace Library books chosen to complement each week’s Gospel reading. Many of these titles
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Adult Formation, Children and Youth, Glad Tidings
SUNDAY MORNING CLASS, 9:30 – 10:20 am May 4 – June 15 Come and meet the remarkable women of the New Testament—those who followed Jesus, were healed by him, supported his ministry, and helped spread the good news. Some names are familiar: Mary the mother of Jesus, Elizabeth, Mary Magdalene, Martha and Mary of Bethany.
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Adult Formation
You are invited to embark on a unique pilgrimage through Scotland and England in 2025 as we explore early Celtic Christianity and the lives of three major saints Aidan, Bede, and Cuthbert, along with other influential saints and figures who shaped the early church in England. Organized in collaboration with EF Go Ahead Tours, this
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Adult Formation
Following the success of last year’s Episcopal 101 offering, we are holding a similar Q&A series this Lent, where you can ask all of your lingering questions regarding being an Episcopalian, our church practice, etc. To ask a question, fill out this Google Form, and you will receive a response via a blog post or
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Glad Tidings, Lent Q&A
Reverend Nancy Titus and Jeremy Clos will offer a book study of Cynthia Bourgeault’s The Wisdom Way of Knowing: Reclaiming an Ancient Tradition to Awaken the Heart beginning on January 24. The book is available through major retailers for about $20. The study will meet on Wednesday evenings from 7 to 8 pm via Zoom
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Adult Formation
by Jeremy Clos Beginning on Wednesday, October 18 we will offer a five-week book study series centered on the Rev. Tara K. Soughers’ new book, Beyond a Binary God: A Theology for Trans* Allies. Each week, we will tackle one of the five chapters in the book, led by Rev. Stephanie Allen, Rev. Phillip Bass,
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Adult Formation