Children, parents, and all are invited to join us for a special Rogation Sunday gathering. Rogation Days are a long-held Christian tradition, dating back many centuries, when communities would walk the land, offer prayers, and ask God’s blessing on the earth and all who depend on it. This year, we’re honoring that tradition in a meaningful, hands-on way for our community.

A group of youth and clergy gathered at the front of a church for a Confirmation service, standing and smiling together in front of the altar. A bishop in vestments stands at the center holding a crozier, surrounded by confirmands dressed in light-colored, semi-formal attire, many holding service bulletins. The sanctuary features w“On Sunday, April 19, 2026, in the bright and living season of Eooden pews, a stained glass window, candles, and religious icons, creating a warm a

Confirmation is the opportunity to claim for yourself the faith first spoken on your behalf at baptism. In the Episcopal Church, it marks a deeper step into Christian life, as the bishop lays hands on each confirmand and prays for the Holy Spirit to strengthen and guide them in faith, community, and responsibility within the Church.

On Easter morning, we celebrate more than an empty tomb. We celebrate new life unfolding all around us. As Fr. Michael reminded us, resurrection is not only something we believe, but something we are invited to live. As our parish history reflects, “By the grace of God, this parish has grown in faith, in love, and in its witness to the community.” That same grace is visible in these moments. These photos capture that living hope in the life of our parish, from the joy of ch