The letter shares that St. Margaret’s is experiencing quiet growth with expanding programs and visitors, so leadership is planning ahead to better coordinate space, volunteers, and resources. To support this, the parish is launching a unified calendar and a new, more collaborative budget process that gathers input from ministry chairs for 2026.
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The letter reflects on how Scripture reveals eternity as both a future promise and a present reality, seen through events like Christ’s birth, the call to holiness, funerals, and the Eucharist. Mo. Laura invites readers to consider where they personally glimpse eternity and shares that this awareness brings her calm amid the uncertainty and fear in the world today.
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The writer reflects on the overwhelming consumerism of the holiday season and contrasts it with Jesus’ call to value heavenly treasures over material things. They invite readers to use Advent as a time to reflect on their true treasures—faith, relationships, kindness, and Christ’s love—rather than possessions.
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St. Margaret’s Lessons & Carols Eucharist Join us for a beautiful, hope-filled evening of Scripture and song as we celebrate the season with our
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On this blessed Christmas Day, join us as we come together to celebrate the birth of our Lord almighty, Jesus Christ! “Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace among those whom he favors!” Let the spirit of Christmas fill your hearts with love, peace, and gratitude as we reflect on the
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St. Margaret’s Candlelight Worship Service Join us for a magical Christmas Eve celebration at St. Margaret’s Episcopal Church! Date & Time:Sunday, December 24th5:00 PM Come together with family and friends for a heartwarming evening of worship, joy, and community. Let the glow of candlelight and the sounds of Christmas music create a memorable atmosphere as
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The writer reflects on the overwhelming consumerism of the holiday season and contrasts it with Jesus’ call to value heavenly treasures over material things. They invite readers to use Advent as a time to reflect on their true treasures—faith, relationships, kindness, and Christ’s love—rather than possessions.
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In this month’s message, Mo. Laura reflects on how autumn naturally draws our hearts toward remembering loved ones who have passed. As All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days approach, she encourages us to take time to honor both our love and our grief, celebrating the hope of resurrection. She invites parishioners to submit names for the November 2 All Saints service by October 22 so they can be included in the Necrology list.
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In this month’s message, Mo. Laura reflects on how autumn naturally draws our hearts toward remembering loved ones who have passed. As All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days approach, she encourages us to take time to honor both our love and our grief, celebrating the hope of resurrection. She invites parishioners to submit names for the November 2 All Saints service by October 22 so they can be included in the Necrology list.
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In this month’s message, Mo. Laura reflects on how autumn naturally draws our hearts toward remembering loved ones who have passed. As All Saints’ and All Souls’ Days approach, she encourages us to take time to honor both our love and our grief, celebrating the hope of resurrection. She invites parishioners to submit names for the November 2 All Saints service by October 22 so they can be included in the Necrology list.
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