In residence at St. Andrew's, Antelope, Renaissance Choir Sacramento will perform Palestrina's Missa Iste Confessor and other works in a series of free concerts. All are welcome!

by Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Sacramento  The Very Rev. Brian Baker, Dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral is offering a monthly lecture on the Old Testament readings in The Bible Challenge. These lectures are held at the Cathedral at 7:00 p.m.

by the Ven. Beatryce "Cookie" Clark, Archdeacon of the Episcopal Diocese of Northern California The Rev. Cindy Long, RN, deacon at St.

St. Matthew’s Bridges the Gap Between Church and the World by Pat Cole, Inside Publications When I met with Deacon Cindy Long at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church to learn how this church has served Arcade over the years, I thought about my father, who managed a paint store on Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena in the 1950s.

Honoring Veterans with a Weekend of Service by Chuck Schaller, Adult Counselor, St. Michael's, Carmichael Twenty-four youth and adult counselors from four Northern California churches spent Veteran’s Day weekend making a difference in their community – a small gift to those who gave so much so that we can enjoy and help others to enjoy the great life we have in this country. We cleaned and repaired a home for a woman who gives a lot to her community but needed a helping hand to brighten her life...

Free event for the community! by St. Mary's Episcopal Church in Elk Grove CommUnity St.

by the Rev. Dcn. Cindy Long, RN, St.

In the Saturday, February 11 edition of The Sacramento Bee, two of our congregations - All Saints', Sacramento and Our Saviour, Placerville - were highlighted in the article, "Sacramento Area Churches Participate in Evolution Weekend." This article is excerpted below. by Jennifer Garza As pastor of All Saints' Episcopal Church, the Rev. Betsey Monnot believes in both the word of God and the work of Darwin.

"Response to Sacramento panhandlers tests worshippers' hearts" The Sacramento BeeBy Jennifer Garza jgarza@sacbee.com Every week, many worshipers are confronted with another sign of the troubling economy: more homeless people approaching them as they enter church services. The problem has gotten so bad in recent months that the Rev. Michael Moran of the Spiritual Life Center in midtown Sacramento addressed the issue with his congregation Sunday.

article by the Rev Deacon Cindy Long, RN, and photos by her husband, Mark --both of St. Matthew's, Sacramento On June 22, 2011 the congregation of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church, Sacramento welcomed many to our farewell celebration in honor of the Reverend Lucinda Ashby, who has accepted a call to be the Canon to the Ordinary of the Diocese of Idaho.