6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. on Wednesdays | Beginning January 14

As one action in response to what we have learned from Unveiling Our Truth, the racial history of St. Margaret’s, the Racial Justice Task Force will sponsor a fourth Sacred Ground. More than fifty parishioners completed Sacred Ground, the Episcopal Church’s film-based dialogue series on Race and Faith, during the first three offerings. The course consists of ten, ninety-minute, virtual sessions of dialogue over several months, each grounded in readings and films from the Episcopal Church curriculum. Carol Aschenbrener and Jackie Maki will facilitate this small group experience Wednesday evenings on Zoom.  Register here.

If you or a loved one are in need of prayer or assistance, we would love to provide pastoral care. Those who are sick, in the hospital, recovering from surgery, grieving, or dealing with an unexpected crisis or challenge may be visited by clergy or by trained members of the parish. Please contact the Rev. Richard Weinberg or the Parish Office. Some parish volunteers are also licensed to take Communion to parishioners who are in the hospital or are homebound. 

Our services are enriched by the participation of everyone present. Children are always welcome in our services. We encourage parents to involve their children by singing joyfully with them, leading them in prayer, modeling good listening, and sharing with them the sacrament of Holy Communion.