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Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Pentecost Sunday (combined service)
Join us for a combined Pentecost Sunday service and potluck!
In the Christian tradition, Pentecost is now the seventh Sunday after Easter. It emphasizes that the church is understood as the body of Christ which is drawn together and given life by the Holy Spirit. Some understand Pentecost to be the origin and sending out of the church into the world. The Day of Pentecost is one of the seven principal feasts of the church year in the Episcopal Church (BCP, p. 15).
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Easter Sunday Service (combined)
Join us for a combined Easter Sunday celebration! We’ll have a potluck and Easter egg hunt in the garden following the service!
Easter Vigil
The liturgy intended as the first (and arguably, the primary) celebration of Easter in the BCP (pp. 284-95). It is also known as the Great Vigil. The service begins in darkness, sometime between sunset on Holy Saturday and sunrise on Easter, and consists of four parts: The Service of Light (kindling of new fire, lighting the Paschal candle, the Exsultet); The Service of Lessons (readings from the Hebrew Scriptures interspersed with psalms, canticles, and prayers); Christian Initiation (Holy Baptism) or the Renewal of Baptismal Vows; and the Eucharist. Through this liturgy, the BCP recovers an ancient practice of keeping the Easter feast. Believers would gather in the hours of darkness ending at dawn on Easter to hear scripture and offer prayer. This night-long service of prayerful watching anticipated the baptisms that would come at first light and the Easter Eucharist. Easter was the primary baptismal occasion for the early church to the practical exclusion of all others. This practice linked the meanings of Christ's dying and rising to the understanding of baptism. (from The Episcopal Church website here).
Good Friday
Join us for a Good Friday quiet, contemplative prayer service in the sanctuary.
More about Good Friday:
The Friday before Easter Day, on which the church commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus. It is a day of fasting and special acts of discipline and self-denial. In the early church candidates for baptism, joined by others, fasted for a day or two before the Paschal feast. In the west the first of those days eventually acquired the character of historical reenactment of the passion and death of Christ. The liturgy of the day includes John's account of the Passion gospel, a solemn form of intercession known as the solemn collects (dating from ancient Rome), and optional devotions before the cross (commonly known as the veneration of the cross). The eucharist is not celebrated in the Episcopal Church on Good Friday, but Holy Communion may be administered from the reserved sacrament at the Good Friday service.
Maundy Thursday | Agape Meal, Foot Washing Service & Altar of Repose
Join us for our observation of Maundy Thursday.
At 5p, we’ll share an Agape Meal in the Communal Kitchen. Next, we’ll move to the sanctuary at 6pm for a foot washing and stripping of the altar.
After service, we’ll be keeping vigil in the Moffat Memorial Chapel until Midnight.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Palm Sunday Combined Service
Join us for a combined Palm Sunday service at 10am! (no noon service today!)
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
A Luminous Darkness: Apophatic Theology in Theory and Practice
Apo-what-now? Join us next Wednesday for an evening exploring an ancient stream of Christian wisdom: apophatic theology and spirituality. This fascinating and important tradition seeks to move us beyond (“apo-”) images (“phasis”), words, and concepts into the presence of a fathomless God who is met finally in a speechless silence beyond the shape of anything we can think or say. We’ll look at the big ideas and the history of the apophatic tradition and explore a few contemplative practices that will help us understand its invitation for our lives and faith practice. Dinner will be provided - email Jacob at jtaylor@adventcincy.org to RSVP!
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.
Morning Prayer in the Chapel
Join us every Tuesday morning at 9:15am for morning prayer (with the Book of Common Prayer) in the Moffatt Memorial Chapel. Enter through the glass door, then down the hall to your right.