Rector’s Blog

This Sunday is the last Sunday after Epiphany, also known as Transfiguration Sunday. It’s the day we ring out Alleluias, knowing that they will be put away for the next forty days as we observe Lent. In a season of revelations and epiphanies about Jesus, today we are reminded of who he is – God […]

Thank you to everyone who participated in our Annual Meeting last Sunday, either by Zoom or by mail-in ballot. Between the two we achieved a quorum and were able to look back on 2020 and forward towards 2021. If you are interested in learning more about volunteer opportunities at St. Mary’s, we have a whole

It’s finally here, the Annual Meeting is this Sunday at 10 a.m.! Thank you to everyone who is planning to attend, and to everyone who requested and returned a paper ballot. Our bylaws require 40 people to participate for the meeting to count, and I really hope we’ll be able to make it this year.

The Annual Meeting is approaching on January 31 and if you have any difficulties with Zoom I’d encourage you to either attend the training (January 27 at 1 p.m.) or request a paper ballot. The Annual Report will be emailed out to the parish, and if you would like a paper copy, please let us

The Annual Meeting is approaching and we have two trainings coming up on Tuesday, January 19 at 6 p.m. and Wednesday, January 27 at 1 p.m. You can also request a paper ballot and vote by mail. Our quorum requirements mean that we need at least 40 people to attend the meeting and vote, either

Thank you to everyone who donated to the Christmas Offering! We raised a total of $3265 and so will be dividing that three ways to the Lake Country Cares Cabs, the Lake Area Free Clinic and the St. Mary’s Discretionary Fund. Thank you!

Happy Second Sunday of Christmas! I hope you had a lovely and truly joy-filled Christmas Day and are enjoying the subsequent twelve days of the season.

Advent has long been one of my favorite seasons, if not my very favorite. After all, it is the season when we prepare for Christmas – for the incarnation of Jesus. As the days grow darker, we light candles to affirm the presence of light in the world, and indeed, the presence of Light in