St. Margaret's Episcopal Church

This Weekly Reflection contains important announcements and updates for the congregation, including the deadline for Easter flower orders, a request for opinions on diocesan reunification, and a call for poll workers in Emmaus precincts. Additionally, it highlights upcoming events, such as the Holy Week schedule and the installation of new carpet in the church.

In this week’s reflection, Mother Laura kicked off Advent with a cheerful “HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!” and shared how the switch to Year B and the color blue symbolized hope. She encourages everyone to join in the hopeful cry of “Come quickly!”—longing for a world with more kindness and joy, especially in these challenging times.

In this week’s reflection, Mo. Laura joyfully shares our celebration of St. Margaret’s patronal feast day, graced by the presence of the Bishop during this meaningful Stewardship season. Lori Sysak, our online Vestry representative, beautifully expresses her deep connection to our community, highlighting the inclusivity of our online presence that transcends physical barriers. Meta Cadugan’s heartfelt journey unfolds, showcasing her gratitude for the enriching experiences gained through the tapestry of St. Margaret’s loving embrace.

In her reflection letter, Mother Laura recounts her shift from hospital chaplaincy to embracing the Parish Church Model of Ministry at Trinity in Bethlehem. Drawing inspiration from Jesus’ all-inclusive approach, she cherishes St. Margaret’s community involvement and warmly highlights the importance of reaching out to both the parishioners and the broader community.