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St. Ambrose in the Year 2085

Abstract: This month, there is new work hanging in the Parish Hall. This is the output of an architecture studio at North Carolina State University - College of Design taught last fall, born out of a collaboration between Father Taylor and Zach Hoffman—an adjunct...

Gun Violence Prevention Awareness and Activities

Gun Violence Awareness Month was created to raise public awareness about the impact of gun violence, promote prevention strategies, and encourage community engagement. June is the month acclaimed as Gun Violence Prevention Month.  Unfortunately, with the many tragic...

Being a Good Steward of Your Body and Mind Through Fitness

When we were born our parents were charged with the duties and concerns of our stewardship and as we entered young adulthood, our parents’ temporary stewardship responsibilities shifted to us. As stewards of our body and mind we are reminded of personal...

Hidden Books of the Bible

Some Christians consider the Apocrypha the “hidden books of the Bible.” Episcopalians recognize these books as canonical, meaning they appear in the Episcopal Bible. Learn more about the Apochora. The recommended Bibles to use are the NRSV New Interpreters Annotated...

Endeavors in Ethiopian Spirituality Sabbatical

Overview Saint Ambrose received a $50,000 grant from the Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Program. Our rector, the Reverend Jemonde Taylor, worked with the congregation and vestry on an eight (8) month process that included listening sessions to design a grant...

The Rector’s Tenth Anniversary Celebration

The Rector’s Tenth Anniversary Celebration

Saint Ambrose family and friends gathered to worship God and give thanks for the Reverend Jemonde Taylor serving as rector for ten years on Sunday, September 25, 2022. The preacher and celebrant was the Rev. Dr. Wilberforce Mundia. The Rev. Deacon Velinda Hardy served...

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