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ECW Hosts the 2021 Virtual Women’s Day Celebration
On Saturday, May 1 and Sunday, May 2, the ECW has extended an invitation to a virtual Women's Day Celebration, "Refueling, Reconnecting and Reimagining!" As the color of nature and life, GREEN will be our theme color for that weekend. Be sure...
The Episcopal Church Women Fill Easter Goody Bags for the Youth
The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) worked together to celebrate and love the children of St. Ambrose during the Easter Season. The ECW came together virtually and in person to fill goody bags for all the youth, birth through high school. Each age group was sponsored and...
The Laymen’s Times Vol.8
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The Laymen Interview with The Rev. Jemonde Taylor
The Laymen interview the rector as a part of their April 2021 newsletter spotlight. Peter Henderson, Laymen president, conducted the interview. They discussed faith, call to ministry, engineering, race cars, and rolling over 18-wheelers.
The Laymen’s Times Vol.7
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Bailey Drive Gateway Community Event
The Design Workshop is excited to announce a community event centered around their current work on the Bailey Drive Gateway. They have been working with talented multimedia artist, Tiffany Baker, since last fall on the creation of a temporary art installation to...
St. Ambrose Recognized for Emphasizing African American and African Culture
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The Laymen’s Times Vol.6
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Food Distribution In Reach/Outreach
Written and submitted by: Karyn C. Thomas 1 Peter 4:10-11 10 “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace: 11 whoever speaks, as one who speaks oracles of God; whoever serves, as one who serves by the strength that...
The Laymen’s Times Vol.5
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