Rector’s Update: Thur 4/10

Dear friends, This Sunday begins Holy Week, the most sacred week of the Christian calendar. Beginning with Palm Sunday we hear the dramatic story of the last week of Jesus’ life and how God defeats even death. To fully understand the joy of Easter it helps to...

Rector’s Update: Wed 4/2

Dear friends, This Sunday, April 6, is our annual parish meeting. We will have one service at 10 a.m. The first half of the service will be the meeting; then we will move to the Eucharist. One of the important things we do at the meeting is elect three new vestry...

Rector’s Update: Tue 4/1

Dear friends, Suzanne Johnson offers this information about our refugee family. And I am excited to say that we have surpassed our goal to raise $20,000 to support them. If you’d still like to contribute, please do. It is still unclear what services the...

The Other Son

“There was a man who had two sons.”  Thus begins what is probably the best known of all of Jesus’ stories, usually known as the parable of the prodigal son. This tale of the son who takes his inheritance, squanders it, then comes home to be greeted with joy by...

Covid: The Great Ordeal

“I looked and before me was a multitude that could not be numbered, from every nation, from every language, tribe, and people….These are they who have come out of the great ordeal.” –Revelation 7:9, 14 Given in loving memory of Joseph Monti, by his...

Rector’s Update: Tue 3/25

Dear friends, Those of you who have been at St. Dunstan’s for a while may remember that 10 years ago I had the privilege of participating in the National Park Service’s commemoration of the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday in Selma, and the ensuing...

Rector’s Update: Thur 3/20

Dear friends, Sunday is a day that I will always remember. There are services when everything seems to come together and the presence of the Spirit is palpable. You can’t manufacture or predict it. But when it happens you can feel it. Sunday was one of those...

Rector’s Update: Tue 3/11

Dear friends, Shortly after Joe died two years ago I began thinking about what I could give or do for the church in his memory. One of the things we enjoyed doing throughout our marriage was going to art festivals. Over the years we have collected an eclectic mix of...

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