This is a one-day immersion in Holy Spirit through song, singing, music, and hymnody. Is surprise an aspect of worship Episcopalians value? Is a tradition simply an innovation that stuck? What is the balance between known and fresh? Is there a difference between a hymn and a song?
We will sing both the familiar “chestnuts” and the lesser-known “macadamias” as we live an experience of God’s presence. Even if you can’t carry a tune, just come and be immersed in the moment.
Sponsored by the Right Onward Visioning Committee.
Simultaneous Spanish translation available upon request. Traduccion simultanea al Español disponible.
When Saturday, January 9; 9 am to 3 pm
Cost No cost, continental breakfast and lunch provided
Where Trinity Cathedral, Guild Room
801 West State Street
Trenton, New Jersey 08618
609 392-3805
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Deadline By Tuesday, January 5
Contact Annette Buchanan, 732 918-8023 or at annbuc2000@cs.com or the Reverend Sheelagh Clarke, 908 317-5424 or at sheelaghclarke@hotmail.com
The Reverend Philip Carr-Jones, former curate at St. Peter’s, Perth Amboy, currently serves as the rector of Church of the Holy Spirit, Lebanon. He is Vice President of the Council of Associated Parishes for Liturgy and Mission, a think tank focusing on worship doing justice doing worship . . .and a doctoral candidate at Drew. In addition, he is Executive Director of The Uncommon Thread, an early in-tervention center for children with neurological and developmental disor-ders in Stirling, New Jersey; a member of both the Right Onward Visioning and Liturgy Commissions of the diocese; and a weekly priest visitor at the Community of Saint John Baptist Convent, Mendham, New Jersey.
