A reflection on Holy Week from Donna Logan, Redeemer, Shelby vestry member and leader of Sacred Craft. She shares her experience at last year's Maundy Thursday service, which left a lasting and profound impact.
View theweekly checklistof important upcoming dates and deadlines for clergy, wardens, and staff.
Special Call for Easter Photos
Send Rachel your Easter photos by 9 p.m.Tuesday, April 11, for a special photo gallery in the April 12 Along the Way newsletter. Families, egg hunts, and everything Easter welcome!
Join us as we celebrate Lisa Rettew (ten years on staff) and Kelsey Davis (three years on staff). Drop by the diocesan office (900B Centre Park Dr., Asheville) anytime between 4–6 p.m. Wednesday, April 26 to say farewell to Lisa and Kelsey as they prepare for the next chapters of their lives. Cake, light refreshments, and tissues will be available.
Spots are still open for Camp Henry, the Outdoor School, and the new Bilingual Camp!
Camp Henry runs from Sunday at 3 p.m. to the following Friday at 6 p.m.
Traditional sessions run according to the campers' school level- Elem, Middle and High School sessions are available.
Camp Henry Outdoor School (CHOS) is an option that takes campers backpacking, rafting, and climbing. The regular CHOS sessions for Middle and High School campers are suited for beginners and CHOS Amplified is for M and HS campers that enjoy even more adventure.
Bilingual Camp is a new offering for campers who speak Spanish, especially those from families where English is not their first language. This session is the first of its kind for all ages, even parents who would prefer to attend with their children.
Episcopal Presiding Bishop Michael Curry delivered his Easter message from Paris, where the city was coping with civil unrest due to a government proposal to raise the age of retirement and against the background of the continuing war in Ukraine.
The second essay from the Joint Nominating Committee for the Election of the Presiding Bishop shares the vast responsibilities of the complex and multifaceted position of the Episcopal Church's chief pastor. The 28th presiding bishop will be elected in 2024 at the General Convention.
