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Table talk with students, staff, & faculty of
Boston School of Theology at the 1st United Methodist Church in Honolulu 5.28.24
All is not well in Paradise Topics: Responsible Tourism, Prison Reform, Apologies, Water & Environment, Hawaiian Spirituality, Indigenous & Contextual Theology (w/ Kahu Kaleo & Kahu Haaheo of the Pacific Justice and Reconciliation Center)

HERE ARE THE MORNING PRAYERS – TAP HERE TO JOIN IN COMMON PRAYER AND EXPERIENTIAL THEOLOGY AND PRACTICE.

Episcopalians reading or prayers at the lectern on Sunday Morning: Sandra, Matt, & Roberto
St. Stephen’s. 5.26.24

Episcopalians do not have an established doctrine or dogma. Instead, our faith is grounded in our common life together as experienced in worship and community and united by our love of God and others. While Episcopalians don’t have a codified, written doctrine, we do embrace the tenants of faith contained in the ancient creeds (Apostles’ Creed and Nicene Creed.)

Jordan at an old Ossipoff House project cutting a few scrap boards for repurpose use in the Canoe Hale in Kalaeloa. 5.28.24 (Mahalo Reyn)

CHURCH IMPROVEMENT DAY – JUNE 1ST

An email yesterday from Roberto Johnson (the St. Stephen’s Warden):

All,

Just wanted to send out another reminder for this coming Saturday (June 1) Church Improvement Day from 10AM to 2PM. This will give us a chance to focus on some areas of improvement as a group, to include:

Sanctuary, Kitchen, Parish Hall, Lanai, Sidewalks & Handrails, Painting & Cleaning.

I will be picking supplies up from Lowes on Thursday afternoon. 

Please let me know if there is anything in particular you think I should purchase or pick up? 

Warm regards,

Roberto

I will also be bringing some pruning supplies, my tool belt, and pressure washer.

St. Stephen’s Parish Hall
St. Stephen’s Sanctuary Entrance
St. Stephen’s East side of Sanctuary

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