Latest thrift store find, a wooden Jerusalem cross. I don't often find a lot of Christian symbols or paraphernalia in Value Village, so this was a nice surprise.
Latest thrift store find, a wooden Jerusalem cross. I don't often find a lot of Christian symbols or paraphernalia in Value Village, so this was a nice surprise.
A Series Round Up: Disabilities & Ministry - livingchurch.org
https://livingchurch.org/covenant/disabilities-and-ministry-a-series-round-up/
Still reading through all the links. I'm a parent and advocate for my daughter.
We are a small parish and everyone is crazy about my daughter thankfully making it all convenient. It was still quite a lot to navigate as a Dad and coming from another denomination background.
Sharing if it helps and proud that we have leadership that considers this.
Unity is Not Partisan, Easter 6 (A) – May 10, 2026
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/sermon/unity-is-not-partisan-easter-6-a-may-10-2026/
Really liked reading this Sermon on the website for today. It really gave me a lot to reflect on. Personally I often let the times and current affairs get the best of me.
I'm on Piefed and guess I can't interact with the community with that account. Testing out if my Mastodon will work.
Hope everyone had a great Mother's Day.

[RCL] Acts 17:22-31, Psalm 66:7-18, 1 Peter 3:13-22, John 14:15-21 The Acts of the Apostles, or the Book of Acts, follows the work of the early Christian community in the years immediately following Christ’s death and resurrection. Thus readings from Acts are particularly appropriate in the weeks following Easter Day. In today’s reading, Saul, now […]
Got to go to my first Cathedral Day at St. Mark's today

Visited Cathedral Day at St. Mark’s in Seattle today, it turned out to be a truly memorable and uplifting experience. The cathedral itself had a post-modernist vibe on the outside with a more traditionalist inside. The main attraction seemed to be their massive organ, “The Mighty Flentrop.” It was an extraordinary accomplishment when it was installed in 1965. Designed, built, and installed by the Dutch firm of D.A. Flentrop, it contains over 3,944 pipes, ranging in size from 32 feet to less than one inch. The Church itself has amazing acoustics, as demonstrated by the combined voices of everyone there somehow managing to not sound like a hoard of dying geese. The antiphons were also beautifully chanted. I ran into several Priests I’ve met in the past and even a few I used to follow on TikTok, even got a selfie with The Rev. Elizabeth Riley of St Dunstan’s Parish, Shoreline, Washington. I posted a video of the Procession Of The Banners on Loops. All in all, it was an amazing experience. Though next year I will be packing my own lunch.
Cathedral Day starting off good, St. Mark's is a beautiful Cathedral.
Getting ready to head out to my first Cathedral Day at St. Mark's in Seattle, I wonder if I'll see anyone from on here there?
Looks like #KevOnStage is #Episcopalian & doesn't know it
We lead w love
#LGBTQIA2S
RE: https://toad.social/@wdlindsy/116416679367392910
Makes me feel a bit of pride, being an #Episcopalian (part of the Anglican Communion). Thanks, Archbishop Sarah.
This is an excerpt from a memoir I'm kinda sorta writing. It's about the time a giant cross nearly killed me. Trust me, it's funnier than that sounds.
#Jesus #Cross #Church #Episcopalian #Baptist #Christian #NonFiction #Memoir
https://write.as/frchazzz/when-the-hard-wood-of-the-cross-comes-down