A Prayer for Peace Among the Nations
(BCP 816)
Let us pray in this time of conflict for the countries of Russia and the Ukraine,
Almighty God our heavenly Father, guide the nations of the world
into the way of justice and truth, and establish among them
that peace which is the fruit of righteousness,
that they may become the kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.
(BCP 816)
Let us pray in this time of conflict for the countries of Russia and the Ukraine,
Almighty God our heavenly Father, guide the nations of the world
into the way of justice and truth, and establish among them
that peace which is the fruit of righteousness,
that they may become the kingdom of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Amen.
Your support will help Episcopal Relief & Development and other Anglican partners provide humanitarian assistance
to people fleeing the violence in Ukraine.
to people fleeing the violence in Ukraine.
Pastoral statement on mass shooting in Buffalo
from Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
My heart is heavy with the news that a white supremacist gunman took the lives of 10 children of God in Buffalo on Saturday. I grew up walking distance
from the scene of this hateful crime, and my friends and I used to ride our bikes around the neighborhood. Buffalo’s Black community raised and formed me.
I grieve with the city and people I love.
The loss of any human life is tragic, but there was deep racial hatred driving this shooting, and we have got to turn from the deadly path our nation has walked for much too long. Bigotry-based violence—any bigotry at all—against our siblings who are people of color, Jewish, Sikh, Asian, trans, or any other group, is fundamentally wrong. As baptized followers of Jesus of Nazareth, we are called to uphold and protect the dignity of every human child of God, and to actively uproot
the white supremacy and racism deep in the heart of our shared life.
Please join me in prayer for the shattered families in Buffalo. Please also join me in expressing profound gratitude for the intervention by Buffalo police that likely saved many other lives. Even amid tragedy, even when manifestations of evil threaten to overwhelm, let us hold fast to the good. It is the only way that leads to life.
from Episcopal Church Presiding Bishop Michael Curry
My heart is heavy with the news that a white supremacist gunman took the lives of 10 children of God in Buffalo on Saturday. I grew up walking distance
from the scene of this hateful crime, and my friends and I used to ride our bikes around the neighborhood. Buffalo’s Black community raised and formed me.
I grieve with the city and people I love.
The loss of any human life is tragic, but there was deep racial hatred driving this shooting, and we have got to turn from the deadly path our nation has walked for much too long. Bigotry-based violence—any bigotry at all—against our siblings who are people of color, Jewish, Sikh, Asian, trans, or any other group, is fundamentally wrong. As baptized followers of Jesus of Nazareth, we are called to uphold and protect the dignity of every human child of God, and to actively uproot
the white supremacy and racism deep in the heart of our shared life.
Please join me in prayer for the shattered families in Buffalo. Please also join me in expressing profound gratitude for the intervention by Buffalo police that likely saved many other lives. Even amid tragedy, even when manifestations of evil threaten to overwhelm, let us hold fast to the good. It is the only way that leads to life.
Sunday Service
10:00 am
Holy Communion will be offered indoors.
Drive-in and Walk-up Church every Sunday at 10:00 am.
Tune your car radio to 107.5, or sit outside,
and participate with the service.
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All Angels by the Sea Episcopal Church
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Our Mission is to bring the Living Christ
to those inside and outside the church.
to those inside and outside the church.
No matter who you are, or whether you are visiting for the weekend, or you live in the area for the season, or all year,
you are welcome here.
All Angels is a friendly, caring, and supportive community.
We are deeply committed to spiritual development, Christian fellowship, and outreach.
We strive to fill our lives and grow in spirituality to benefit the local community, and the world,
in the name of Jesus.
you are welcome here.
All Angels is a friendly, caring, and supportive community.
We are deeply committed to spiritual development, Christian fellowship, and outreach.
We strive to fill our lives and grow in spirituality to benefit the local community, and the world,
in the name of Jesus.