July Message from the Rector
It is imperative that, as Christians, we remember that we have each taken vows to “Strive for justice and peace among all people, and respect the dignity of every human being.”
June Message from the Rector
Sojourner’s magazine and daily online publication posted an article titled 8 Sayings Christians Use to Let Ourselves Off the Hook, by Natalie Patton. Patton wrote the article in August of 2017, and either I have been out of touch for a bit, or the article has just recently trickled down to...
May Message from the Rector
Sometimes all of the weight of the not so joyous moments suppress the joyful ones - or at least shorten them. The vacation, the wonderful night out, time spent with loved ones, surprises that put smiles on our faces.
New in the Parish Library (Spring 2018)
What a variety of resource/research and reading material you can find on the shelves of St. Theodore’s parish library! Here are some examples. Are you thinking of that scripture verse you like so much and can’t locate it in the Bible? We have a concordance that lists every...
April Message from the Rector
What is it about being Eastered that changes us? How are we changed? What are we doing about it? What, as a community of Christ’s followers—Resurrection believers—are we doing about it in our community? How does that change the world?
March Message from the Rector
We are called to be the beloved community. We are called, especially during this season of Lent, to reconcile with God and with each other.
February Message from the Rector
On Sunday, January 28th we held our 38th Annual Parish Meeting. The parish hall was full of St. Theodorians and as always there was plenty of food to go around. We began with a presentation of our budget for 2018 and had discussion about trends and realities we were facing financially as a...
2018 Annual Meeting: Rector's Report
He said to him, "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind.” This is the greatest and first commandment. And a second is like it: “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” On these two commandments hang all...
January Message from the Rector
Dear Friends, I hope you have enjoyed a wonderful Christmas-tide and a Happy New Year. We have celebrated with great joy the news of the Messiah born into this world, and now we begin the journey of finding out what it means for God to be among us. This journey, of course, leads to the cross...
December 2017 Message From The Rector
Darkness. Light. Hope. Watching. Waiting. This is what we are doing at Advent. We stand in darkness, looking, watching, waiting, hoping. But for what, for whom? We wait for a baby born in Bethlehem over two thousand years ago. Yet, somehow we celebrate the presence of God with us here and now...