Mercy Anglican Church

Join us this evening at 6:30 pm for a Good Friday service with Stations of the Cross.

Our Christmas Eve Lessons and Carols Liturgy is always a meaningful time for our congregation. We’d love to welcome you to share it with us.

When we meet deep suffering with prayer we become “part of the dialogue of love between the Father and the Spirit.” ❤️ N.T. Wright’s “Into the Heart of Romans. Pictured, Fr. Jeremy Lile.

Father Jeremy framed the weekend for our congregation with this wisdom, “I’ll leave you on this holiday weekend with a favorite verse from Sirach 38:34 concerning the work of our hands and how it can be an act of prayer that stabilizes the world. This hangs on the wall in my office as it was a framed gift from all of you several years ago. It is a daily reminder of the importance of the work we do unto God.

“But they keep stable the fabric of the world, and their prayer is in the practice of their trade.”

I also highly recommend Porter’s Gate “Worship for Workers” album.

Today we prayed these words together in song.
We live in what we call the blessed tension of the already and not yet of God’s Kingdom.
This means Jesus’ Kingdom is already here—among us and within us—stirring, moving, and bringing life from death.
And yet, it is not fully realized.
We wait for Christ to put all things right, and we strive to live faithfully in the meantime.

Last year the kids in our parish helped brainstorm ways to show love to our neighborhood. Here they are bringing that idea to life for the second summer in a row.

Not making improvements, but also not burning it up and starting over. The Maker is out rescuing and renewing that which was already worthwhile and good.

Sunday, August 3rd, 1-2pm, we’d love to see you there.

Sunday, August 3rd, 1-2! We’d love to see you there!

Thank you Joy Unger for sharing your story and teaching us about prayer ministry.

Tonight we will gather at 6pm for our monthly meal. A dear friend, community member, and advocate for just mercy guides us through the topic of lament and structural justice.