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February 2020 Disciple Magazine Features Article Written by Rev. Jemonde Taylor
Rev. Jemonde Taylor's article, "Holy Disruption: Worship, Liturgy and Race" has been featured in the Disciple diocese magazine for February 2020. This article is a good description of St. Ambrose's philosophy and our approach to worship. Read the full article...
Holy Disruption: Worship, Liturgy and Race
Written by the Rev. Jemonde Taylor Though many would like to think otherwise, sometimes Christian practices can do more to reinscribe racism than disrupt racism. The images in the stained-glass windows and Sunday school lessons, the hymns sung and types of music...
ABC11: ‘Treasure trove’ of history found in Raleigh church, donated to NCSU Libraries
St. Ambrose has been recognized for donating historic documents to NC State University Libraries. Read the full article here.
ABC11: Hundreds celebrate Ambrose Episcopal Church’s 150th anniversary in Raleigh
ABC11 covers St. Ambrose Episcopal Church's 150th anniversary. Read more here.
N&O: “Blacks ‘have screamed this prayer for centuries,’ church leaders say of police beating”
Reverend Jemonde Taylor and a group of other clergy members speak out against and set to lead a peaceful protest in response of a police assault of a black man. Read the full article here.
N&O: “Church’s revival Friday night aims to connect it to the Southeast Raleigh community”
The News and Observer writes on St. Ambrose's first-ever revival, one to cross denominations and communities state-wide. Read the full article here.
N&O: “Accounts of black congregations bring Episcopal history alive”
The News & Observer wrote an article on St. Ambrose's efforts to document information about our historic African-American congregations and publishing the accounts in weekly online newsletters. Read the full article here.
N&O – “Midtown Muse: Southeast Raleigh church helps Fuller Elementary School”
The News and Observer writes on St. Ambrose's work with Fuller Elementary School. Read the full article here.
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