By Cheryl Foster, Director of Music The Covid-19 pandemic has been challenging in so many ways. Our lives have been turned upside down trying to stay safe. Worship at St Francis’ has been transformed over and over and I don’t know about you but I’ve been noticing how God has given us each other to regularly and …
By Leslie Heberlie, Director of Communications Spring is here! The past year of Covid–when schools and businesses shut down and many of us stayed home for months on end–felt like an interminable winter. For the safety of our families and communities, we hunkered at home during most of a year, in all four seasons acting …
Let your light shine before people, so they can see the good things you do and praise your Father who is in heaven. Matthew 5:16 At St. Francis, we have a literal reminder of this verse from the Gospel of Matthew; our tower with its shining light. As the evening sun sets, a bright light emanates from the …
By Sue Schmidt, Member of the Worship Committee As we move forward in our Easter Season of worship, even though it looks like there’s light at the end of the Covid restriction tunnel, we still need to follow the guidelines set by the Diocesan Task Force. So things are going to be different again. For the next seven …
I received an email a from parishioner this week (who permitted us to print this but wanted to remain anonymous). In it he said: I was looking through a book, and I came across a paragraph that explains that a quantum physicist recognizes that to observe an experiment is to affect its outcome. It made …
We are thrilled to announce the lineup of Forum speakers for our upcoming series, Who is Our Neighbor? What does it mean to be a neighbor or to accept someone else as one’s neighbor? What does Jesus have to say about it? Join us during our Sunday Forum, each week 9:30am-10:15am, from Sunday, April 11th …
