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Be a Part of the Meal Train.
posted on Aug 9, 2023 New parents appreciate that it takes a village and welcome the Meal Train. Want to bless the happy families with a meal? Follow the links below.
Lilly Frances Albertson was born on July 21 and Iris Di Schwartz was born on July 31 to parents ...
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Notices / Family Ministry
Grade Changes for 2023-2024 Program Year
posted on Aug 8, 2023 Moving into the new program year, Family Ministry has some updates on how our programming will operate this year.
We will continue to offer all of our formation opportunities as we have been when we kick off this Fall, but the grades for these...
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Rector's Blog: Nourished by Community
posted on Aug 4, 2023 This blog is also available as a podcast
I've heard people say that once Jesus healed someone, he told them to follow him . And it makes sense doesn't it? Now you can see, so you should see where I'm going. Now you can walk, s...
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Rector's Blog: Nourished by love
posted on Jul 28, 2023 This blog is also available as a podcast
My favorite thing to do at the end of a particularly good meal is to proclaim out loud to whoever is nearby , " I'll never eat again." It is not very funny, but I'm a dad now so on...
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Rector's Blog: Older
posted on Jul 21, 2023 This blog is also available as a podcast
I remember how big my e lementary s chool seemed to me when I was growing up. I remember the high ceilings of the hallways, the endless playground, and those big front steps where ...
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Notices
Energy Efficiency Upgrade Grant
posted on Jul 19, 2023 Did you know, the Church of the Redeemer has been awarded a grant for an Energy Efficiency upgrade from the Energy Efficiency Grant Program of the Diocese of Southern Ohio?
"The Creation Care and Environmental Justice Commission along with t...
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Rector's Blog: Accepting Blessing
posted on Jun 30, 2023 This blog is also available as a podcast
My Dad told me he was gay when I was 13 years old and I made the decision in that moment to accept him for who he was . That is not to say I actually did accept him for who he was immed...
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Rector's Blog: The Political Church
posted on Jun 23, 2023 This blog is also available as a podcast
I really hate the idea of combining politics and religion. I have spent most of my priesthood trying to avoid it. I have said before that I came from a tradition where, if you weren't a conserv...
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Did You Know, We're Composting?
posted on Jun 21, 2023 Did you know that 1/3 of food in the US is thrown out? And when that food waste is in a landfill, it generates 170 million tons of greenhouse gas pollution like CO2 and methane (aka "natural gas"). What can we do about that? Compost! Those kit...
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Rector's Blog: Growing in Understanding
posted on Jun 16, 2023 This blog is also available as a podcast The first trans person I knew I met in high school. It was 1996 and I had never heard the term transgender. At this point in my circles, we used the terms gay, straight, and bisexual to describe ...
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