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Our Welcome Statement--
The St. Margaret’s community consists of many fibers knitted together over three centuries. Our table has seated meager farmers, plantation owners, reluctant rebels, agents of the Crown, enslaved persons and slave holders. Our leadership includes partnered, married, single, widowed and divorced Christians. We welcome in love persons of every race, gender, culture, sexual orientation and gender identification. All people have a sacred worth and the fabric of St. Margaret’s grows stronger with each new thread. It wraps in comfort the shoulders of the defeated and the hurt and has been raised as a banner to celebrate God’s transforming wholeness in our midst. We welcome you to be part of our fabric which will grow for centuries to come.
Adopted by St. Margaret’s Vestry, November 17, 2016 -- Amended by St. Margaret’s Vestry, January 17, 2017
The St. Margaret’s community consists of many fibers knitted together over three centuries. Our table has seated meager farmers, plantation owners, reluctant rebels, agents of the Crown, enslaved persons and slave holders. Our leadership includes partnered, married, single, widowed and divorced Christians. We welcome in love persons of every race, gender, culture, sexual orientation and gender identification. All people have a sacred worth and the fabric of St. Margaret’s grows stronger with each new thread. It wraps in comfort the shoulders of the defeated and the hurt and has been raised as a banner to celebrate God’s transforming wholeness in our midst. We welcome you to be part of our fabric which will grow for centuries to come.
Adopted by St. Margaret’s Vestry, November 17, 2016 -- Amended by St. Margaret’s Vestry, January 17, 2017
Service TimesSundays
7:30 a.m. - Rite I (spoken) 9:00 a.m. - Rite II (with music) 11:15 a.m. - Rite II (with music) Wednesdays 7:30 a.m. - Rite II Service Admin. Conf. Room |
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If you are a parishioner and do not have an invite to join, email info@st-margarets.org.
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