Nurture – All Saints Episcopal Church

Sharing the story of LCDC

The words of the hymn, Here I am, Lord, often echo in my heart and mind. There are times when

I will begin my three month sabbatical on Monday, June 9th. I’m looking forward to taking time for rest, reflection,

“Rabbi. Teacher.” These were some of the more common ways in which Jesus was addressed by the people of His

Growing up I remember frequently hearing the foreboding, ominous phrase, “Just wait until she’s a teenager!” It usually came after

Heal Educate Empower — these words organize the mission of the Friends of Barnabas Following Hurricane Mitch in 1998, The

On the Day of Commemoration of The Right Reverend James Theodore Holly James Theodore Holly, was the first African-American Bishop in

Ask most people “What is Lent?”, and if they have an answer, they will tell you about what they gave

There’s a lot of talk in this town about Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI), and whether our government should celebrate,

More than forty years ago, All Saints’ parishioners had a vision for creating a final resting place for members who

I recently learned of a Hebrew word—Dayenu. It is a song that means “sufficient.” It’s sung during Passover. The lyrics