This year we commemorate the 50th anniversary of the 1976 General Convention resolution declaring that LGBTQ+ people have a full and equal claim to the pastoral care and support of The Episcopal Church. Some people have wondered why we need to have a weekend devoted to Pride. My answer is that it’s all about the past, the present, and the future. For generations in our society, and in the global church to this day, gay people have been hidden, treated poorly, excluded, and to

If you walk near our sanctuary any weekday morning this week and next, you may hear lots of growling! Yes, St. Bart’s “The Lion King” Musical Theatre Camp is in full roar, with 40 campers ages 6-14 years old. Led by our ownpride-filled staff, Anna Lettang and Ella Crane, along with Father Jacob, these young cubs are off to a great, tail-twitching start! “Camp is always so fun and special,” Anna says, “and this camp is no exception. You can see how the campers come in nervous,

I know many of you have been waiting for an updated church directory. In years past, it was common for churches to distribute print copies. In fact, many a businessperson would join a church just to get their hands on a copy! Today, we have scammers overseas trying to get our directory. Ugh. For a variety of reasons, we have not gone to the expense of printing a church directory. One reason is that we are switching this month to a new membership database: Realm. This new data