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A Segregated Church: How did we become a segregated church and what can we do about it?
VTS Magazine wrote about the 20th Anniversary Symposium of the African American Episcopal Historical Collection and how speakers shared how they had uncovered their church’s past and what they were doing to promote reconciliation. The Reverend R. Jermonde Taylor,...
North Carolina Episcopal church celebrates Black History Month with ‘Hip Hop Mass’
Episcopal News Services writes about St. Ambrose Episcopal Church, a historically Black parish in Raleigh, North Carolina, hosting its first Hip Hop Mass on Feb. 23 as part of its series of educational and celebratory events honoring Black History Month. “We will be...
Ethiopian Orthodox Inspired Evensong
Ethiopian Inspired Evensong is a contemplative, meditative service. The Reverend Jemonde Taylor wrote the service in 2007 while a student at the General Theological Seminary, NYC. The service follows “An Order of Worship for Evening” as it appears in the...
St. Ambrose Represents at Diocese of NC Annual Convention
St. Ambrose Represents at Diocese of NC Annual Convention, November 2024 Like other Episcopal Dioceses, the Diocese of North Carolina hosts a significant business meeting annually called Diocesan Convention. It's a time to do the required annual business of the...
St. Ambrose Honored By Raleigh Top Teens of America
St. Ambrose was honored on Saturday, January 25, at the 35th Anniversary of Raleigh Top Teens of America, held at Martin Street Baptist Church. The Top Teens honored Community Partners who have supported them over the years. St. Ambrose has been a supporting partner...
2025 Vestry Nominations and Elections
The following members are standing for election to serve on our vestry: Douglas Fulford, Jr. Kimberly Grainger Jessie Maeck Harold A. Mallette Learn more about each nominee on the Vestry Member website. Make sure you are prepared to vote in our next vestry...
Church Receives Diocesan Grant
Saint Ambrose received a significant grant from the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina for its application entitled, Beehive Banquet: Healthy Foods/Healthy Communities Initiative, to renovate the church's kitchen and sacristy. The grant was publicly announced at the...
St. Ambrose the Honey Tongue Preacher, Family, and Love
The Rev. Jemonde Taylor leans into the history of St. Ambrose. The explanation of the honeycomb and its ties to the community environment, St. Ambrose of Milan, the first Dr., and the honey tongue preacher. Fr. Taylor explores the ancient text and how the family...
Engineering Grassroots Environmental Justice with Reverend Jamonde Taylor
On this episode, Dr. Easley and Bennett Olupo speak with Reverend Robert Jemonde Taylor as he discusses the deep history of Environmental Justice and resilience surrounding Saint Ambrose Episcopal Church’s predominantly Black community in Raleigh, North Carolina. He...
Animal Blessing 2024
Members of the church brought their favorite pet or animal to receive God’s blessings! Check out the pictures from the event!
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