Friday September 2, 20226:00 pm - 8:00 pm Church of Our Saviour, 535 W Roses Rd, San Gabriel, CA 91775, USA
Bring a chair or blanket and your favorite treat to watch a family-friendly movie in our the Sacred Garden (located behind the small staff parking lot). Admission is FREE.
Offered in prayerful collaboration between Stillpoint (a diocesan institution) and the Center for Spiritual Development (Sisters of St. Joseph, Orange). Slow down and unplug at this hour-long service designed in the style that began in Taizé, Saône-et-Loire, Burgundy, France. This service includes prayer, simple beautiful music, a time for silence and sacred readings. Chants are sung many times over as a prayer of the heart. All faith traditions are welcome. Third Sunday of each month. Covid requirements: proof of vaccination (including booster) and masks.
Offered in prayerful collaboration between Stillpoint (a diocesan institution) and Center for Spiritual Development (Sisters of St. Joseph, Orange). Slow down and unplug at this hour-long service designed in the style that began in Taizé, Saône-et-Loire, Burgundy, France. This service includes prayer, simple beautiful music, a time for silence and sacred readings. Chants are sung many times over as a prayer of the heart. All faith traditions are welcome.
Third Sunday of each month. Covid requirements: proof of vaccination (including booster) and masks.
The Very Rev. Canon Ian Davies, rector, will celebrate. Bishop John Harvey Taylor will preach. Cameron McKay will direct music for the service. All are invited.
Do we discuss politics in our religious/spiritual spaces and if so, why and how? What are the legal constraints? What kinds of boundaries, if any, should congregations set around political topics? How do we make such talks positive and hopeful instead of righteous and polarizing? Storytellers will include the Rev. Mark England (Christian), the Rev. Wendy Silvers (Christian) and Mohamed Dewji (Muslim).
Friday September 23, 20227:10 pm - 11:10 pm Dodger Stadium 1000 Vin Scully Avenue, Los Angeles 90012
After a two-year Covid pandemic-imposed hiatus, Episcopal Night at Dodger Stadium will be back on Friday, Sept. 23. Game time is 7:10 p.m. The home team will play the St. Louis Cardinals, and the game, win or lose, will be followed by fireworks. Tickets are still available: contact the Rev. Canon Greg Larkin at canonbaseball@yahoo.com
Historic Holy Trinity invites all to this annual service, co-sponsored by the Sunrise Rotary Club of Covina. A reception in the parish hall will follow the service.
