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If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Beginning Line Dance taught by Sandy Derickson
DANC - 748 PO2
8 Mondays 7-8pm   //   19:00-20:00
April 21 -June 16.
NO CLASS 5/26/2025

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

They are looking for anyone who is interested in getting their hands dirty for about an hour or so then chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

Welcome to anyone interested in getting hands dirty for about an hour or so.
1 hour work, then 1 hour chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions?   Contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

1st Saturdays =  Mens' Club, Two Tables Saturday

Meet at Advent @ 8:00 a.m. for liturgy
followed by breakfast at Affton Diner, 10020 Gravois Rd.  

If you have any questions,
please call church office 314-843-0123.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

a simpler service for the faithful who like to get on with the day.

In–Person, on YouTube, or Facebook (livestreamed)

Advent's YouTube Channel
Advent's Facebook Page 

(Advent's Website)

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Beginning Line Dance taught by Sandy Derickson
DANC - 748 PO2
8 Mondays 7-8pm   //   19:00-20:00
April 21 -June 16.
NO CLASS 5/26/2025

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

Prayer Shawl Makers will meet in the parish hall to knit, crochet, and chat! 

Give Mary a call( 314-894-5260),  if you need one for a neighbor, loved one, friend, or stranger or have any questions about the Prayer Shawl Ministry. 

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

They are looking for anyone who is interested in getting their hands dirty for about an hour or so then chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

Welcome to anyone interested in getting hands dirty for about an hour or so.
1 hour work, then 1 hour chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions?   Contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

2^ndThursdays 6-8pm. Doors open 5:30p for POTLUCK SET-UP & chatting

Holistic Spiritual Teaching & Discussion w Potluck meal.
NO MEETINGS DEC.-JANUARY (specific topics added to calendar closer to date of event.)

FOR THIRSTY SOULS
We welcome spiritually seeking friends and friends of friends ~ of any or no religion.
Please share with those who come to mind!

BLOSSOM OFFERS inter-spiritual mind-body-soul education for community, healing, transformation, joy. Welcoming thirsty souls, mystics, explorers, spiritually seeking friends & friends of friends ~ of any or no religion. Lovers of Authenticity.

BASIC STRUCTURE
> Doors open a half-hour early for relaxed meal set-up and connection.
> 6pm — Modest Potluck and table talk
> 6:30pm — Teaching on a topic spiritual, mind-body, scientific, and/or psychological with discussion, and somatic or creative activity.
> Closing practice.       [You never must talk, share, or do.]

Co-Leaders Rev. Emily Hillquist Davis and Lura Koch have led retreats together.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

a simpler service for the faithful who like to get on with the day.

In–Person, on YouTube, or Facebook (livestreamed)

Advent's YouTube Channel
Advent's Facebook Page 

(Advent's Website)

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Contact: Gina F.

Beginning Line Dance taught by Sandy Derickson
DANC - 748 PO2
8 Mondays 7-8pm   //   19:00-20:00
April 21 -June 16.
NO CLASS 5/26/2025

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

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Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

They are looking for anyone who is interested in getting their hands dirty for about an hour or so then chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

Welcome to anyone interested in getting hands dirty for about an hour or so.
1 hour work, then 1 hour chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions?   Contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

a simpler service for the faithful who like to get on with the day.

In–Person, on YouTube, or Facebook (livestreamed)

Advent's YouTube Channel
Advent's Facebook Page 

(Advent's Website)

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

They are looking for anyone who is interested in getting their hands dirty for about an hour or so then chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

Produce & proceeds go to Feed My People.

The Garden of Weed’n folks have started harvesting.
They meet 6PM on Wednesdays. Weather permitting.... CALL 314-737-3725 to double-check.

Welcome to anyone interested in getting hands dirty for about an hour or so.
1 hour work, then 1 hour chatting over beer (regular or non-alcoholic), soft drink, water, etc.

Any questions?   Contact John Kroes or Bill Witte or Warren Davis.

Bring your favorite BINGO tchotchke... SAJE has BINGO and prizes !!!!  
 
Held on the LAST Thursday of the month at Church of the Advent,  Episcopal Church 9373 Garber Road 63126, at 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM. 
 

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

Yoga suited for Beginners and beyond. We adjust our asana practice to the needs of those who show up. Spiritual and Faith Content suited for Christians, Incarnational Mystics, Seekers, and those full of awe and wonder. PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN MAT, if possible. We have a couple mats to loan and plenty of blocks and straps.

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/

a simpler service for the faithful who like to get on with the day.

In–Person, on YouTube, or Facebook (livestreamed)

Advent's YouTube Channel
Advent's Facebook Page 

(Advent's Website)

If the Lord had not been my help,*
my soul would soon have lived in the land of silence.
When I thought, “My foot is slipping"*
Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.
When the cares of my heart are many, *
Your consolations cheer my soul. (Psalm 94:17-19)

Please join in as the Episcopal Church Office of Governmental Relations and Public Policy share new prayers each week for the vulnerable among us facing challenges, fears, and threats — naming the harms unfolding around us and acknowledging what is being erased, lost, and threatened.

Please share these prayers  widely.

We are one church united in prayer, naming reality in the face of lies, creating space for grief in the face of denial, and freeing space in our souls for hope. We gather to be the body of Christ for one another—bearing one another’s burdens—and pointing the world to the cross and its redemptive power already at work through our witness (even when it may not feel like it).

These prayers are not a replacement for action; they offer grounding and space to discern what actions each of us feel compelled to take. We may feel called to meet with or contact our elected officials, participate in community organizing, provide services to those in our communities, or join in protests or acts of civil disobedience.

As a church, our advocacy continues, and we invite you to join in.
The Episcopal Public Policy Network has weekly action alerts, resources, webinars, and trainings.
Learn more at
https://www.episcopalchurch.org/ministries/office-government-relations/