Saint John’s Episcopal Church Service 11.29.20 – The First Sunday of Advent
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Food is fundamental to personal, family, community, national and global health. Food is love. Food is culture. Every human is in relationship with food. Cookbook author Alana Chernila and NYU Nutrition and Food Studies professor Amy Bentley have each, in their own way, committed to the study and celebration of food and culture. In their work, in different ways, each invites us to think about the decisions made and comfort created from our own kitchens through paving the way for planetary wellness. And then there is joy. How can intention and care for our food relationships bring joy? Join us for a wide ranging conversation which will leave you with a renewed curiosity to enjoy and celebrate food while also bringing intention and awareness to the choices made each day and how they impact the larger food system. Illustrator Whitney Sherman has made art for social good and humanistic causes throughout her career and will share how she sees visual imagery creating and shaping our attitudes toward food, health, and the environment.
Pastor David Hurst of the Second Congregational Church conducts this Sunday, November 29 service. Watch on WilliNet TV ch 1303 on Sunday at 9am & 4pm..Wed at 10am...Fri at 7pm.
"God continues to sow abundant seeds of goodness." - Pope Francis. Father John McDonagh conducts this Saints Patrick and Raphael Parish Service for the first week of Advent, with Deacon Greg LaFreniere, lector Dona Denelli-Hess, organist Dr. Michael Dilthey, and cantor Carin DeMayo-Wall.
Rev. Mark Seifried leads parishioners via Zoom for Sunday, November 22 Worship Service.