Episcopal Church of the Holy Communion University City

Knowing Jesus necessitates a hope that refuses to die and a bravery earned through vulnerability.

The Rector leads a discussion about the feasts of t church and life on sacred time.

The Rector shares the hope Holy Communion gives him, even when Jesus' words make us nervous: "I will teach you how to fish for people."

Annual Meeting is an important moment in the life of an Episcopal Church. As a denomination, we are governed by our members. At the Annual Meeting we make important decisions together. We elect our representatives to the wider church governance body: the diocesan convention. We elect members of our vestry, the board which governs the parish throughout the year. The list of nominees is on our website. During the annual meeting, the parish receives reports from ministries, the vestry, the treasurer, and a “State of the Church” report from the rector.

The Holy Communion choir sang this piece by Rollo Dilworth at our 2020 Dr. King Festival Service.

The Holy Communion choir sang this piece at our 2020 Dr. King festival service.

The Rev. Laurie Anzilotti leads a conversation about Grace Gathering, the service we are planting inclusive of folks with different abilities.

There's a certain danger to calling Dr. King a saint, that we might sanitize him and forget that his work is our work. God is out ahead of us marching.

The Rev. Beth Scriven preaches on the feast of the baptism of Jesus.

What do I lean into to make sense of the world? And what are the consequences?