Church guide

"May the Spirit rush wild within you."🔥

We're to love as we have been loved. That means at least a love that is not selective, never dependent on the qualities of the one to be loved. It means continuing to act for those who may never respond. It means loving to the end, stopping at nothing, never giving up. It means offering ourselves in the power of Christ's self-offering. -The Rev. Tim Hallett

May 10 - Gathering Place Hosts: SIndlingers RSVP: [email protected]

Backpack packing time! May 15. See Donna Niednagel

Tomorrow! Pub Theology! May 2, Brown Co Inn, 6pm Main dining room Topic: Change & how we deal with it

Good Friday Rocks The rocks you deposited in the basket on Good Friday at the Veneration of the Cross are now in Yellowwood Creek. They are washed with new water, the flow carrying away your concerns.

Enjoy a few moments of meditation. Focus on the light and the truth of today.

Market opens May 24! Call for volunteers: * 1st day children's garden project * Cafe, posting yard signs, etc. * Marketing, social media, etc.

We made it to 900 pledges! Will you help us get to 1000 before #EarthDay is over?

Take part in Bishop Jennifer's "One Book One Diocese" Lenten Study. Read: "Stand Your Ground: Black Bodies and the Justice of God." Follow her discussion and reflections here:

Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows broke the stained-glass ceiling, becoming the first African American woman to head a diocese of the Episcopal Church worldwide. It is our pleasure to announce that Bishop Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows will be giving a talk on Thursday, April 25, 2019 at the Indianapolis Propylaeum. The Indianapolis Propylaeum presents the Marilyn K. Glick Women's Enrichment Series, a multi-part celebration of women in central Indiana. Each event begins at 5:00 for conversation, drinks, and hors d’oeuvres. Lectures begin at 6:00. VIP tickets include a Meet and Greet reception with the Bishop, open bar, and reserved seating during the presentation. General Admission Tickets include a reception with snacks and a cash bar. The Propylaeum was founded in 1888 by May Wright Sewall. The historic Victorian-style three-story mansion at 1410 North Delaware Street, Indianapolis, home of the Propylaeum, is on the National Registry of Historic Places. It provides a cozy setting to get to know Bishop Jennifer and to hear the journey that brought her to lead the Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis. Come hear what the Bishop does for rest, sanctuary and fun (it includes the kitchen and the running trail). In addition to her ministry, listen to how she embraces life with yoga, long-distance running, tennis and triathlon training.

This Saturday, March 23, 10am-3pm Hate Crime Legislation Discussion Trinity Episcopal Church, Bloomington Sponsored by: Trinity & St. David's

Let the games begin! Have you filled out your bracket?

Ash Wednesday at St. David's March 6th, 7pm with The Rev. Kate Wilson

Thursday, March 7th, 6pm Topic: LGBTQ in the Church Brown Co. Inn, Corn Crib Lounge Good eats, good conversation. Last month this event was cancelled due to the flooding and storms, we hope for dryer weather this time around! All welcome!

“He... gives life: Life to those who deserve nothing of the kind. No questions asked. He just does it. When it comes to love, just do it. There is no try, just do it.” -The Rev. Tim Hallett

Don't let the cold weather get you down - farmers market season will be here before you know it!

St. David's Chapel Garden Groundbreaking Ceremony