Join us for
Summer at St. Christopher
This summer discover the joy of community at St. Christopher Episcopal Church. Experience spiritual growth through our Summer Service Schedule & Intergenerational Sunday School.
Sundays June 1st -August 31st
8:00am - RITE I in the Sanctuary
9:15am - Potluck breakfast in Buckner Hall
9:45am - Intergenerational Sunday School in Buckner Hall
10:30am - Combined Worship, alternating between Rite II (traditional worship space) and Contemporary (Buckner Hall)
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June 15th thru August 31st
Intergenerational Sunday School
The Season of [Re]Creation
An Intergenerational Sunday School
June 15th thru July 13th
June 15, Week 1
Part 1, Play and Games
What does it mean to play together, activating liberty together as a godly experience?
Part 2, Camping
Does being outdoors – even for a while -- bring you closer to God and creation?
June 22, Week 2
Part 1, Hobbies or Art
Do you/did you have a hobby or art? How does a hobby or art work as renewal, prayer, or praise
Part 2, Fitness or Sport
Do you engage, or have you engaged in a favorite exercise or bodily activity? Does it lead you to greater awareness of the temple in you, and does it lead you to Thanksgiving?
June 29, Week 3
Part 1, Music or Dance
Have you thought about music or dance as renewal? Can you share a piece of music or performance that gave you a sense of the Presence?
Part 2, Shared Meals
Do you enjoy going out or eating in, and how does the difference in experience affect you spiritually? How does eating together unify us in God?
The St. Christopher
Beacon
A St. Christopher Episcopal Church Publication
The St. Christopher Beacon is a quarterly publication for our parishioners and visitors to get to know a little more about St. Christopher and the happenings around our campus. Read the current issue at the left. Printed copies are available at our worship entrances.
ISSUE 7 SUMMER 2025
BECOME A PART OF OUR FAMILY
Welcoming the stranger is welcoming Jesus. Jesus paid attention to what was going on around him and especially to those people he encountered on a daily basis. He modeled for us a new way of seeing the other - the way of love, compassion, and forgiveness.
Hospitality is not to change people, but to offer them space where change can take place....We cannot force anyone to such a personal and intimate change of heart, but we can offer the space where such a change can take place.
–Henri Nouwen
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