Author: Rev. Elizabeth Ewing

 I am about to do a new thing;  now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? Isaiah 43:19 God enters into our lives here and now.  God

“The word is near you, on your lips and in your heart” Romans 10:8, quoting Deuteronomy 30:14 Approaching the mid-point in Lent, please take a moment to return

“What a beautiful evening!”  Startled out of my grumbling about a nighttime dog walk on snowy/perhaps icy sidewalks, I looked up to see an increasingly grown-up son of

This day of Epiphany a longing to draw near to God and to one another manifests within and around me. Today we remember and celebrate the Magi, wise

With thanks to Paul Cienniwa, organist, for this reflection. You may have noticed a change to how hymns are being presented in the Sunday bulletin. In addition to

Christmas carols, Advent wreaths, Christmas trees, Midnight Mass, and ginger cookies — Whether they are family or Church customs, the many traditions associated with the Advent and Christmas

“O Come, O Come, Emmanuel…” is probably the oldest Christmas carol still sung today.  The original version dating back to the 9th century was sung in Latin and

Thursday Reflection December 2, 2021 Hark a Thrilling Voice is Sounding One of the joys of being Episcopalian is the hymnody.   A second is a full range