Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a beautiful performance of “Tis the spring of souls today” by Peter Urquhart from The Parish Choir, and information about the 2025 Halcyon Music Festival right here at St. John’s!
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "Standing At The Threshold"
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a link to our brief survey requesting your input for our Mission-Vision-Values initiative, a beautiful performance of “The Lord’s Prayer” from outgoing Choral Scholar Andrew Sokol, and information about the Black Heritage Trail’s 2025 Juneteenth Celebration programs, coming up next week!
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "Becoming Church in Real Time"
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "A Different Kind of Power"
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "Tending the Unseen: Faith in Fragile Times"
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "Lent: A Training Ground"
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Blessings and Woes: The Illusion of the Climb
Featuring Aaron’s sermon from Sunday, a “Beyond the Music” segment about “Lift Every Voice And Soing,” Recapping The Rainbow Fish musical, Go and Do! including the final winter edition of The Black Heritage Trail of NH’s 2025 Elinor Williams Hooker Tea Talks, a fascinating article about the connection from St. John’s to The BHTNH, as well as other news from around our communities and state.
The Chapel St. Chronicle: The Courage to Answer God’s Call
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "Faith In Times of Waiting"
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Annual Meeting and More
The Chapel St. Chronicle: "People of the Feast," and more!
The Chapel St. Chronicle: Happy New Year!
The Chapel St. Chronicle, December 17, 2024 Edition
The Chapel St. Chronicle, First Edition
"In this thin place, we remember."
In these autumn days, with the changing of the light and the trees dropping their leaves and creatures big and small all around us settling into the cooler months ahead I can't help but think we are entering into a thin place, a holy and liminal space where heaven and earth feel almost within reach of each other.
A Hope That Cannot Be Shaken
"The Cup We Share"
Lavish Love, Responding with Generosity and Gratitude
Honoring Indigenous Wisdom, Caring for Creation, and Finding Hope
Daily Reflection | Connected in Christ
In this week's Gospel reading, the disciples ask “Who is the greatest?” Jesus, lifting up a child as a symbol of vulnerably and potential tells them that it is anyone who cares for a child. What if we saw the earth as a sacred trust from God, much like the vulnerable child Jesus calls us to protect in the Gospel? Would we care for the earth differently?