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The Laymen’s Times Vol.1
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Saint Ambrose and Food Distribution
. In the Matthew 25:35 scripture, I was hungry, and you gave me something to eat. I was thirsty, and you gave me something to drink. I was a stranger, and you took me into your home. We know that our responsibility as Christians is to help those who are in need in our...
Saint Ambrose Awarded Green Grant of $500
If you wander in the new Columbarium garden at St. Ambrose this month, you'll discover figs almost ready to eat, blooming hydrangeas, pinks, grasses and veronica and start to see signs of fall. Recently, St. Ambrose has been awarded a Green Grant of $500 from the...
A Tribute to Father Green
On Sept. 15, the School of Theology unveiled a portrait of the Rev. Dr. Joseph Green, T'65, H'10. The portrait now hangs in the foyer of Hamilton Hall. The School of Theology classes of T’17 and T’19 commissioned the portrait because of his role in making Sewanee more...
Stewardship Prayer
Eternal God, we pray that we will make stewardship a way of Life. We acknowledge you as the source of all we have and all we are.As we approach the annual St. Ambrose Episcopal Church Stewardship Pledge Campaign, help us to take this time to meditate and prayerfully...
Stewardship: Strengthening Giving During the Pandemic
As we continue to battle the global pandemic of COVID-19 and its impact on our church family and our community; as we face the anxiety of returning to school and work; and as we embrace our new normal as a society, let’s take a moment to acknowledge the goodness in...
Saint Ambrose Hosts Free COVID-19 Testing
As COVID-19 continues to impact North Carolina and the rest of the United States, Saint Ambrose does its part by hosting a drive-thru, no appointment required, free COVID-19 testing session on August 1, 2020. Partnered with Origin 3, Saint Ambrose was able to provide...
ECF: Christ Beyond the Pale
Read Father Jemonde Taylor's Vestry Paper article on racial justice and reconciliation. Read the full article here.
Episcopal News Service:
Episcopalians respond to black Americans’ disproportionate number of COVID-19 deaths with lament, community action, advocacy, spiritual care Episcopal News Service features St. Ambrose in article on the disproportionate number of COVID-19 related deaths and other...
ECF: Icons: One Thousand Painted Prayers
Read Father Jemonde Taylor's Vestry Paper article on telling our story. Read the full article here.
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