Choir Returns!
Choir returns! Past singers and new singers are invited to join the St. Stephen's Choir along with our choral scholars at 9:00am in the Chapel, beginning Sunday, August 21. Please…
Choir returns! Past singers and new singers are invited to join the St. Stephen's Choir along with our choral scholars at 9:00am in the Chapel, beginning Sunday, August 21. Please…
We're so excited for the start of the new school year, and thrilled to see returning friends and welcome new students! Below you'll find information about upcoming events for our…
Tracy Qian, who often practices on our organ, created a beautiful arrangement of traditional Chinese music. You can view it here or on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyrHYJXStBE
Liturgy is classically known as "the work of the people." Although a priest preside over our worship, for our services to be as meaningful as they can be many other…
Image: The Temptation of St Anthony, engraving by Martin Schongauer, c. 1470–75 After offering an invocation that leads me through a door into the divine presence, I often find that my…
A few years ago, I spent the summer praying through the Jawshan Kabir, a remarkable Islamic text that lists more than a thousand names for God. I was merely a…
Faiths tend to build expectations for prayer, which can almost be thought of as a form of manners. Breaking the prayer form is impolite. God, of course, can handle impolite…
Pride Mass Thursday June 16 – 7 pm Trinity on Capital Square The Episcopal Churches across central Ohio are excited to announce this year’s Pride Mass. We’re gathering at Trinity…
There are many ways of praying and thinking about prayer. A common one is to consider prayer a kind of conversation with God. This conversation can take any shape and…
In a previous post, I talked about ways to open a door into the divine reality that Christians call the Kingdom of God. I mentioned prayer in passing before going…