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This place is an oasis in the desert. Eating here is a lifeline. Shelters don’t have to provide sustenance. But this place is therapeutic. They uplift you here.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Soup Kitchen Meal Service
Soup Kitchen Meal Service
Our Soup Kitchen Meal Service provides a hot meal every weekday from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. Each meal...
Soup Kitchen Meal Service
Soup Kitchen Meal Service
Our Soup Kitchen Meal Service provides a hot meal every weekday from 10:30 am to 12:30 pm. Each meal...
Lenten Adult Forum: Death And Dying
Lenten Adult Forum: Death And Dying
Join us at 9:00 am on Zoom (https://zoom.us/my/holyapostles) for our Lenten Adult Forum Series explo...
Church
A spiritual community for everyone.
The Church of the Holy Apostles is an open and inclusive Christian community of people coming together in the Episcopal tradition to worship and create community.
Our Sunday service takes place at 11AM (on site and via livestream). We also have an Adult Forum/Education 9-9:45 AM on Zoom. View our full service schedule below.
Join our worship community online and in person.
Adult Forum/Education | Sundays 9 – 9:45 AM (on Zoom)
Holy Eucharist | Sunday 11AM (on site & via Livestream)
Insight | Tuesday 6:15PM (on Zoom)
Morning Prayer and Bible Study | Wednesday 8:30AM (on Zoom)
Compline | Thursday 9PM (on Zoom)
SOCIAL SUPPORT
At Holy Apostles, we aim to help serve our guests’ nutrition needs, as well as their holistic needs.
Our Social Services Center offers a range of additional supportive services central to achieving our ultimate goal, which is to empower our guests to move on to a more manageable and fulfilling way of life.
THE LATEST
Up to date news, information on events, programs, ways to get involved, and more…
Mountaintop | The Rev. Canon Robert A. Jacobs, Deacon
In our world we want to know things. We want Google at our fingertips to tell us everything about anything, and we want Facebook to instantly tell us everything else.
As Christians, we are no different in our quest for answers about our relationship with God. We want to know specifics about God, and our relationship with him. Moreover, we want to know why we are here, what is the meaning of life, where is God.
In the story of the transfiguration of our Lord, which I like to refer to as a mountaintop experience, I ask the question, can we be transfigured on a mountaintop, or do life-changing moments of mystery and wonder not happen today?
Life is full of mountain experiences. They are the times when we find healing, or unexpected love, when we suddenly have an ‘aha’ moment and clearly know the answer to a problem or an important life decision…..
In The Thick Of It All | The Rev. Dr. Anna S. Pearson, Rector
When I first learned that my office was going to move to the nave of the church during the reconstruction of our Mission House, I was hesitant. I love my usual office. It is a perfect size for working alone and for 2 or 3 people to gather. There are trees outside all the windows, and I can hear the rotating activities on the Penn South asphalt outside throughout the year. I have most of my meetings in that office and I do most of my writing there, as well. It is the perfect combination of accessible and set apart….
Valentine’s Day | The Rev. Susan E. Hill, Associate Rector
However you are spending this Valentine’s Day, you may have the vague wondering: how did a tradition of focusing on romantic love come from St. Valentine? And then you might also have another question as well: who exactly was St. Valentine?
On February 14, the Church commemorates a Christian named Valentine who was martyred some time before 312 CE, but there were several Valentines in that category. One was a priest in Rome, another a bishop in what is now Terni in central Italy (who is possibly the same person as the Roman priest), and a third is unknown except that he was martyred in Africa. Whether February 14 was meant to honor all the Valentines or just on of them is not clear….
Get involved
Be the change you want to see in the world.
If you are feeling called to do something that makes a real difference in people’s lives, and helps make the world a better place, Holy Apostles offers several volunteer-led programs designed to provide crucial support for individuals and families that are experiencing difficulties. We welcome you to share your time and talents.
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