In a Few Words…
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Monroe, Wisconsin is part of the Episcopal Diocese of Milwaukee. Father Lawrance Glenn is the Vicar at St. Andrew's.
The Episcopal Church strives to live by the message of Christ, in which there are no outcasts. Everyone is welcome in our church. As an Episcopal Church, walking a middle ground between the Roman Catholic and Protestant traditions, we are a sacramental and worship-oriented church that promotes thoughtful debate about what God is calling us to do and to be as followers of Christ.
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Reflecting on St. Andrew’s as a “Small” Church
Reflecting on St. Andrew’s as a “Small” Church Maybe it’s just because this column is being written just before our Annual Meeting in which we naturally survey our past and future, I don’t know. Maybe it’s because I have been … Continue reading
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WILDERNESS TEMPTATIONS
WILDERNESS TEMPTATIONS The Rev. Brian Backstrand February 22, 2015 Mark does not waste time. In our Gospel lesson this morning, Jesus is baptized, Jesus is tempted in the wilderness, and Jesus proclaims the Good News, that the Kingdom or reign … Continue reading
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WHAT POSSESSES US?
WHAT POSSESSES US? The Rev. Brian Backstrand February 8, 2015 And the whole city gathered around the door. And he cured many who were sick with various diseases, and cast out many demons; and he would not permit the … Continue reading
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BLACKBERRIES & OTHER DISTRACTIONS
BLACKBERRIES & OTHER DISTRACTIONS The Rev. Brian Backstrand 1-18-15 When it comes to the life of faith, one of the questions that haunts me concerns the holy and the ordinary and our ability to perceive: What do we see? … Continue reading
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