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We are pleased to welcome AhSa-Ti Tyehimba-Ford as the new (part-time) Digital Projects Manager for the diocese. AhSa-Ti will be working directly with Communications Director Janis Greenbaum in the Bishop's office. The Rev. Brooke Myers brings us this week's featured hymn, which praises God as the creator who brings growing things to fruition, and is filled with rich imagery of seasons, plants, birds, the heavens, waters and weather. The Strategic Visioning Committee would like your feedback on drafts of new mission and vision statements for The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri. Learn more about spiritual direction and get resources to find a spiritual director. Enter the season of the Spirit with a series of virtual worship, music and community gatherings designed to fan the flames of hope, celebrate difference, honor creation, knit us into beloved community, and send us for Jesus’s Way of Love. ECM Chaplains continue their work with youth in St. Louis area detention centers. Here's a way we can support their important mission. This week's featured hymn was written by one of the church's most prolific hymn writers, with the music composed by his grandson. Robert Lehman, organist and choirmaster at the Church of St. Michael & St. George in Clayton gives us the background on O thou who camest from above. Three parishes in North St. Louis County are coming together to grow food and build relationships in their communities. Faith communities throughout St. Louis are coming together in a creative way to show their support to the victims and survivors of violence in North City. Cathedral Choirmaster Pat Partridge provides background and meaning to The King of love my shepherd is, a paraphrase of Psalm 23.
Digital Projects Manager joins the Diocesan Communications Team
Hymn of the Week: May 9
Strategic Visioning Update: April 30
Spiritual Direction
One in the Spirit: Pentecost Way of Love Revival Weekend
Support Episcopal City Mission on Give STL Day (May 6)
Hymn of the Week: May 2
Growing a Community Garden
Showing Community Support
Hymn of the Week: April 21
Director of Communications
