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Please join us on Saturday, February 7 at 2 pm in Cleaver Hall for Church of Our Saviour’s third annual Musical Variety Show & Tea Party, complete with delightful musical performances from members of our choir and church family, delicious homemade nibbles and sips, and a silent auction featuring covetable items and experiences. For generations, the Music Ministry at Church of Our Saviour has enriched our worship and touched lives far beyond our sanctuary. Music here is more

Dear DOD, Why isn’t Epiphany a transferable feast? Anonymous Dear Anonymous, First of all, a transferable feast is a celebration assigned to a specific calendar date that can be moved on the Christian or liturgical calendar. For instance, when the date of the feast of a major saint like Saint Paul, January 25, falls on a Sunday, it is moved to Monday. This is because Sundays are always a Feast of Our Lord and always take precedence. The Feast of the Epiphany celebrates the ma

Dear talented siblings in Christ, I am so excited to invite you to our annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Dinner and Talent Show on Tuesday, February 17th at 6 pm in Cleaver Hall. We are looking for singers, artists, thespians, musicians, comedians, and readers of all ages for the talent portion of the evening. Please plan for your act to be three minutes or less. To sign up, just email me a brief description of what you’ll be doing at HannahR@COSEpiscopal.org by Sunday, February

In the spring of 2020, when the COVID pandemic hit, churches across the country closed their doors. "That's OK," we were told, "The building is not the church." But if the church is not the building, then what is it? To help us answer this question, in the Bible we have the Great Commission, which is to make disciples, and the Great Commandment, which tells us to love one another. Another helpful source is the Book of Acts, from which we can use the early Church as a model. A

Dear Friends, One of the great joys of building a community-centric concert series like Laós Chamber Music has been discovering what our musical identity could be together as musicians and audience members. Over the years, we’ve explored a wide range of repertoire and ensemble formations, always guided by the belief that chamber music should be generous, welcoming, and deeply connected to community. That spirit led us to program a 12-piece cello choir concert as part of our s