Blog Posts from our Clergy members
We don’t usually think of Lent as a time of joyful preparation. A time of cleansing, sure. But joy? This Lent, rather than asking you what you are going to give up or take on, what soul-cleansing or penitence are you offering, I invite you to consider the following question: What do you need to […]
Lent 2023 at Nativity Read More »
From the Clergy, UncategorizedThe season of Lent is a time to craft a few extra moments for prayer and reflection. Here are a few materials to help you with that. Who is My Neighbor? This Lenten Season, Episcopal Relief & Development invites you to join us as we meditate on the commandment to love our neighbor and consider
Lenten Devotions for 2023 Read More »
From the Clergy, UncategorizedEpisco101: What you need to know about the Episcopal Church (but maybe didn’t know where to ask) This Lent, you are invited to bring your questions about being an Episcopalian, and the clergy are going to do their best to answer. Perhaps you have questions like… There will be a wooden box in the Narthex
When you are sitting in the pews of the Church of the Nativity, you might be asked to turn to a page of the Book of Common Prayer. And when you pull the book out of the book holder and open the book, you notice that the pages are yellow in a certain section of
Opening the Book of Common Prayer Read More »
From the Clergy, Uncategorized
From Rev. Stephanie: I am delighted to announce Bradley Burgess will step in to the newly created role “Lay Associate for Music, Communications, and Administration.” This will combine the role of Organist/Choirmaster with the role of Parish Coordinator, with a special emphasis on the communications aspect of the coordinator position. This will be a full
New Lay Associate position Read More »
From the Clergy, Glad Tidings
From The Rev. Dr. David Lynch: For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven. . . . (Ecclesiastes 3:1). I give thanks for the season and the time that you dear friends have allowed me to serve as your Deacon. I have learned so very much from all of
Thank You! from David Read More »
From the Clergy, Glad TidingsWhat do we tell our children when they hear the news of 19 children dead? What do we say when they ask us if they are safe? What do we DO to make sure they are safe?My heart is heavy this week, as I know yours is as well. How do we tell our children
What Do We Tell Our Children? Read More »
From the Clergy
To view and listen to the Rev. Stephanie Allen’s Easter Sunday sermon, click the play button below.
The Rev. Stephanie Allen’s Easter Sunday Sermon Read More »
From the ClergyCross/God Symbol: In the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, Amen. Invitatory Bead: O God, by the leading of a star you manifested your only Son to the peoples of the earth: Lead us, who know you now by faith, to your presence, where we may see your
Pre-Worship Prayers – Anglican Rosary (Epiphany) Read More »
From the Clergy