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SUMMARY:Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence
DESCRIPTION:Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence\nPlease join us this Saturday\, May 28th at 7 pm for a Candlelight Vigil for Victims of Gun Violence hosted by the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona. This vigil will take place at All Saints Episcopal Church on Central Ave\, in Phoenix\, AZ. \nThe Rev. Canon Anita Braden will be present to make remarks. All are welcome to attend. \nDate: 5/28/2022 – Time: 7 pm – Location: All Saints Episcopal Church\, 6300 N. Central Ave\, Phoenix\, AZ 85012 \n \nLocation: All Saints Episcopal Church\,\n6300 N. Central Ave\, Phoenix\, AZ 85012
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SUMMARY:Celebrating Absalom Jones
DESCRIPTION:“What we do for the African American community benefits everybody. Anything that knocks down barriers is a good thing.” -Br. Lee Hughes\, OP \nBl. (Blessed) Absalom Jones holds a special place in history as a pioneer in civil liberty and service. Born into slavery in Delaware in 1746\, Jones purchased freedom for his family and began attending St. George’s Methodist Episcopal congregation which was\, nominally\, an interracial congregation. However\, one Sunday\, African American congregants were asked to move from their seats on the first floor to the upper balcony – where they would not be seen. Following this incident\, Jones left the congregation but continued to be an active member of the Episcopal Church\, going on to be ordained as the first African-American Episcopal priest. \nSince his death on February 13\, 1818\, commemorating the Feast Day of Absalom Jones is one symbolic step we can take as a community toward ensuring that such treatment of African Americans – or any “other” group – is not only never repeated but that we proactively and continuously course-correct to avoid it\, always striving to improve equality\, fairness and representation for all people. \nA celebration of Jones’s Feast Day will take place in the Sanctuary. The service of liturgy and Holy Eucharist is hosted by The Karl and Virginia Washington Arizona Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians\, in partnership with the Episcopal Church’s Diocese of Arizona. \nThe Rev. Vanessa MacKenzie\nThe Rt. Rev. Jennifer A. Reddall\, sixth Bishop of the Diocese of Arizona\, will preside over the service\, with a message from guest preacher the Rev. Vanessa MacKenzie\, who grew up in Johannesburg under apartheid. Music by Saint Barnabas featuring Ms. Jackie Island of All Saints’ Episcopal Church in Phoenix who will sing “Nobody Knows the Trouble I’ve Seen.” \nThis event will be open to all. Questions? Contact Br. Lee Hughes\, OP. \nClick for Livestream \nSaint Barnabas recently interviewed Br. Lee Hughes\, OP about his work with UBE. Click here to read. \nAfrican American Spirituality and the Episcopal Church\nIn preparation for welcoming the diocese to our parish\, we will take the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the stories of African Americans in the Episcopal Church. You can learn about attending this program by clicking here or you can find videos and handouts from previous sessions by going to our resources page (click below): \nResource Page \nLocation: Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church\n6715 N Mockingbird Ln\nScottsdale\, AZ 85253\nSanctuary
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SUMMARY:African American Spirituality and the Episcopal Church
DESCRIPTION:“What we do for the African American community benefits everybody. Anything that knocks down barriers is a good thing.” -Br. Lee Hughes\, OP \nSaint Barnabas is blessed to host the Diocese of Arizona’s annual observance of the Feast Day of Absalom Jones\, the first African American Episcopal priest.  In preparation for welcoming the diocese to our parish\, we will take the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the stories of African Americans in the Episcopal Church. \nFebruary 19:  Celebrating our Learning and our Connections \nPast – January 29: The story of African American ordination in the Episcopal Church.  The session will chart the experience of black Episcopalians\, using the ordinations of The Rev. Absalom Jones to The Rt. Rev. Barbara Harris as guideposts. \nPast – February 5: “Union of Black Episcopalians – What it Means for You and Me.” An address by Dr. Dawn Conley\, President of the The Karl and Virginia Washington Arizona Chapter of the Union of Black Episcopalians. \nPast – February 12:  African American Spirituality:  Music and Contemplative practice \nWant to get caught up or review? \nClick below to view previous session and resources. \nResource Page \nJoin us in Hutton Hall or online. Z-o-o-m credentials will be available via our weekly email. Not receiving emails? Subscribe or call the church office. All are welcome. \nQuestions? Contact The Rev. Robert Berra or call the church office. \nand Join us for… \nCELEBRATING ABSALOM JONES\nCommemorating the Life of a Civil Liberty Pioneer \nSaturday\, February 18 at 2pm \nClick for details \n \n  \nLocation: Saint Barnabas Episcopal Church\n6715 N Mockingbird Ln\nScottsdale\, AZ 85253\nSanctuary
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