Brent House

[P]eople like me who love and attend to a personal God, go each day into a world-wide and life-long game of hide-and-seek, in which our Beloved sometimes appears to us as radiant and overwhelming as anyone could wish – in the natural world, in the face of a friend or enemy, in the quiet of the soul, in triumphs of justice and acts of mercy, in art or music – but often masked or hiding – frightening, confusing, maddening, contrary, absent.

We want to thank Hannah Radner for her faithful and thoughtful work choosing hymns and playing for our Sunday services.  We also want to thank, slightly in advance, Sarah Staudt, for gathering and directing the pick-up choir for tomorrow’s Evensong.  She’ll also be officiating.

We are profoundly grateful to Deb Hagman Shannon for all that she’s done guiding us through our strategic planning process.  Deb has generously given hours of her time, skillfully facilitated meetings, and thoughtfully shared her wisdom.  We are close to having newly crafted mission and vision statements that reflect what we believe God is calling [...]

We are so grateful for the generous grant we received from St. Gregory’s, Deerfield to support our new administrative assistant.  She has already proven to be worth her weight in gold!  Here’s how Stacy described it to the Missions Board: Jacqueline (Jack) Clark, our work-study intern whom you are funding through your grant, has been [...]

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