Come one, come all to the Hill in celebration of Shrove Tuesday & Mardi Gras! A long tradition of the church, on the day before Lent begins, people use up their rich foods in preparation for a season of fasting. This year, the Hill & Hillside will celebrate this tradition with a delicious “breakfast for […]
Laissez les bon temps rouler at our Mardi Gras supper before the start of Lent on Ash Wednesday. Pancakes for the kids and a Gumbo Cook-off for the adults! Live music from The Clacks. Please sign up here by Sunday, February 15 to enter the great Good Shepherd Gumbo Cook-off and volunteer at the event! […]
All are invited to stop by the front doors of the Hill for ashes…to go!
Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return. Ash Wednesday is the opening liturgy to the season of Lent, a period of spiritual discernment, study, and reconciliation with God and neighbor. Mark the day by attending a noonday Eucharist at the Hill with the marking of ashes and Holy Communion.
All are invited to gather, chat, and check in with one another over coffee (or tea) and donuts immediately after the 10:30 service.
All are invited to gather, chat, and check in with one another over coffee (or tea) and donuts immediately after the 10:30 service.
All are invited to gather, chat, and check in with one another over coffee (or tea) and donuts immediately after the 10:30 service.
All are invited to gather, chat, and check in with one another over coffee (or tea) and donuts immediately after the 10:30 service.
Episcopalians are blessed with an abundance of beautiful prayers in our liturgies and prayer book. But it turns out, people wrote those prayers, and you can write prayers, too! We will talk about the structure and themes of different prayer forms used in our tradition then spend some time writing our own, culminating in new […]
All are invited to gather, chat, and check in with one another over coffee (or tea) and donuts immediately after the 10:30 service.
Every year we make palm crosses by hand to be distributed and used during Palm Sunday services, then burned next Mardi Gras, with the ashes used for Ash Wednesday. The palm crosses help us remember the story of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. No experience is necessary to attend. All are welcome to help make palm […]
All are invited to gather, chat, and check in with one another over coffee (or tea) and donuts immediately after the 10:30 service.
