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Services today at 9am and 11am. Sunday School at 10:15. Childrens chapel during the first half of the 9am service. All are welcome here!
Services today at 9am and 11am. Sunday School at 10:15. Childrens chapel during the first half of the 9am service. All are welcome here!
Dear friends, Some of you may know that I was appointed as Porter Fellow by Berkeley Divinity School at Yale for the 2018-2019 academic year. This means that I will be living and working at St. George’s College in Jerusalem for the year, assisting with pilgrimage at the College, supporting the worship life of St. George’s Cathedral, and working with Jerusalem Peacebuilders, a reconciliation ministry for Palestinian, Israeli, and American teens. As most of you know, St. George’s College in Jerusalem is an Anglican non-degree granting institution of continuing education in Jerusalem, providing pilgrimage and study opportunities for clergy, seminarians, and lay people of all denominations and ages. Taking a course at St. George’s is a transformative experience for parish groups and their clergy to undertake together that can energize and invigorate faith and parish life. Bible Study groups, faith groups, alumni groups, families, and individuals are also profoundly moved by their experiences here. During my first three weeks at the College, I have traveled with and learned from a wonderful group from Christ Church Cathedral in Houston, led by their dean, The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson, as well as smaller groups and individuals from the Anglican Church of New Zealand, Australia, and Canada and the Church of England. I look forward to meeting Anglicans from all over the global communion in the coming year. I invite you to do two things: first, explore the course offerings at St. George’s College and consider whether an upcoming option might be a way for your parish, group, friends, or family to encounter their faith through pilgrimage. Here are some links to course offerings, videos, and other information for your consideration. https://www.saintgeorgescollegejerusalem.com/ Second, my work as Porter Fellow is undertaken as a missionary of The Episcopal Church (TEC). TEC requires its missionaries to keep blogs, and I am not an exception! I invite you to walk with me as I learn and experience this holy place, and to stay in conversation with me. Let me know what you wonder. Tell me what I’m missing. Keep me company along the way. My blog is at de
Dear friends, Some of you may know that I was appointed as Porter Fellow by Berkeley Divinity School at Yale for the 2018-2019 academic year. This means that I will be living and working at St. George’s College in Jerusalem for the year, assisting with pilgrimage at the College, supporting the worship life of St. George’s Cathedral, and working with Jerusalem Peacebuilders, a reconciliation ministry for Palestinian, Israeli, and American teens. As most of you know, St. George’s College in Jerusalem is an Anglican non-degree granting institution of continuing education in Jerusalem, providing pilgrimage and study opportunities for clergy, seminarians, and lay people of all denominations and ages. Taking a course at St. George’s is a transformative experience for parish groups and their clergy to undertake together that can energize and invigorate faith and parish life. Bible Study groups, faith groups, alumni groups, families, and individuals are also profoundly moved by their experiences here. During my first three weeks at the College, I have traveled with and learned from a wonderful group from Christ Church Cathedral in Houston, led by their dean, The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson, as well as smaller groups and individuals from the Anglican Church of New Zealand, Australia, and Canada and the Church of England. I look forward to meeting Anglicans from all over the global communion in the coming year. I invite you to do two things: first, explore the course offerings at St. George’s College and consider whether an upcoming option might be a way for your parish, group, friends, or family to encounter their faith through pilgrimage. Here are some links to course offerings, videos, and other information for your consideration. https://www.saintgeorgescollegejerusalem.com/ Second, my work as Porter Fellow is undertaken as a missionary of The Episcopal Church (TEC). TEC requires its missionaries to keep blogs, and I am not an exception! I invite you to walk with me as I learn and experience this holy place, and to stay in conversation with me. Let me know what you wonder. Tell me what I’m missing. Keep me company along the way. My blog is at de
We welcome the newly baptized
We welcome the newly baptized
Sunday services at 9 and 11. Sunday School at 10:15 All welcome!
Sunday services at 9 and 11. Sunday School at 10:15 All welcome!
Services today at 9am and 11am. Sunday School at 10:15. Childrens chapel during the first half of the 9am service. All are welcome here! Dear friends, Some of you may know that I was appointed as Porter Fellow by Berkeley Divinity School at Yale for the 2018-2019 academic year. This means that I will be living and working at St. George’s College in Jerusalem for the year, assisting with pilgrimage at the College, supporting the worship life of St. George’s Cathedral, and working with Jerusalem Peacebuilders, a reconciliation ministry for Palestinian, Israeli, and American teens. As most of you know, St. George’s College in Jerusalem is an Anglican non-degree granting institution of continuing education in Jerusalem, providing pilgrimage and study opportunities for clergy, seminarians, and lay people of all denominations and ages. Taking a course at St. George’s is a transformative experience for parish groups and their clergy to undertake together that can energize and invigorate faith and parish life. Bible Study groups, faith groups, alumni groups, families, and individuals are also profoundly moved by their experiences here. During my first three weeks at the College, I have traveled with and learned from a wonderful group from Christ Church Cathedral in Houston, led by their dean, The Very Rev. Barkley Thompson, as well as smaller groups and individuals from the Anglican Church of New Zealand, Australia, and Canada and the Church of England. I look forward to meeting Anglicans from all over the global communion in the coming year. I invite you to do two things: first, explore the course offerings at St. George’s College and consider whether an upcoming option might be a way for your parish, group, friends, or family to encounter their faith through pilgrimage. Here are some links to course offerings, videos, and other information for your consideration. https://www.saintgeorgescollegejerusalem.com/ Second, my work as Porter Fellow is undertaken as a missionary of The Episcopal Church (TEC). TEC requires its missionaries to keep blogs, and I am not an exception! I invite you to walk with me as I learn and experience this holy place, and to stay in conversation with me. Let me know what you wonder. Tell me what I’m missing. Keep me company along the way. My blog is at de We welcome the newly baptized Sunday services at 9 and 11. Sunday School at 10:15 All welcome!

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Rector, The Reverend Sunil Chandy

Rector, The Reverend Sunil Chandy

Bishop in Residence, The Rt. Rev. David Joslin, Rector Emeritus

Bishop in Residence, The Rt. Rev. David Joslin, Rector Emeritus

Deacon, The Rev. Dcn. Anne Burke

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