Brown Memorial recently erected a banner outside the church provided by Faithful America, the largest and fastest-growing online community of Christians putting faith into action for social justice. The Diversity Committee requested permission from the church to obtain and display the banner in solidarity with immigrants and refugees.
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Please note changes to our regular Sunday and weekly schedule between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day and plan accordingly. Our Church Office will be closed beginning Monday, Dec. 26, and will reopen on Tuesday, Jan. 3.
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Slowly, piece by piece, our Chancel has been transformed during Advent. Our Elementary Sunday School children and teachers shared their creativity with the congregation by producing a progressive art installation, adding a new element each week, marking the four Sundays of Advent. The Advent hangings above the Chancel represent the night sky, … Continue reading Sunday School Creates Advent Art
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The community is invited to spend the afternoon on Dec. 18 celebrating a holiday season of hope and light at Brown Memorial and Memorial Episcopal (1407 Bolton Street). Tour our beautiful sanctuaries, listen to seasonal music and enjoy refreshments.
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This Advent, as we return once again to the hopeful darkness, we will focus on those voices of hope and love that simply cannot be silenced. We will listen to the prophets of Scripture and the prophets of the present moment. We’ll dig deep into the American tradition of Negro Spirituals that foretell the … Continue reading Advent 2016: Go Tell It on the Mountain
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