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We held a Lenten Soup Supper for The Close community this evening! Soup, homemade bread, and many other edible accompaniments filled our bellies, and the presence and conversations with others fed our souls.
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During midday Eucharist today, we celebrated the blessing of our new campus space for students: student lounge, oratory/prayer room, and spiritual direction room!
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Today, Chimer Ryan Zavacky played the Ukrainian national anthem before Holy Eucharist. We join the Episcopal Church in praying for a world “where we all join hands and strive for justice and peace and respect the dignity of every human being.” - Bishop Michael Curry
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Rev. Dr. April Stace presenting “Distributive Learning: A Just Model for Theological Education” at @CEEPNetwork conference in Atlanta.
#CEEPNetwork #CEEP2022
Some of the General Seminary team at the Consortium of Endowed Episcopal Parishes (CEEP) Conference in Atlanta!
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Last night, @dianabutlerbass powerfully outlined the Episcopal Church's failure to acknowledge the origins of our shared spiritual DNA, the shame in hiding from history, and the healing found in honestly addressing our origins. Watch the full lecture here. youtube.com/watch?v=b-9-EIsC…
Streaming now: Lost Histories: The Problem of Anglican Exceptionalism with Dr. Diana Butler Bass. youtu.be/b-9-EIsCtyQ
"History that is not merely propaganda is 'truth that is ascertainable' about the past. What truth is ascertainable to us, as Episcopalians, about our past?"
Join @dianabutlerbass for our Paddock Lecture, streaming tonight at 6:30pm Est.
Register here: paddock2022.eventbrite.com.
Congratulations to Adelia Nunn and Flourish Klink, commissioned as Chief Chimer (Adelia) and Chief Sacristan (Flourish) at Evensong today!
Today at Community Lunch, Dean Michael read to us “A Visit from St. Nicholas” (“The Night Before Christmas”).
This famous poem is written by Clement Clarke Moore, a professor at General & the man who donated the land in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan for General Seminary.
