“Epiphany” means “to make manifest.” Since the fourth century, Epiphany has been a major annual celebration for the church. It is a season when we see Jesus’s divine mission to all people groups revealed beginning with the Magi’s visitation. We remember that Jesus’s life is the full revelation of God’s character and nature to the…
Sunday, December 30th, is the sixth day of Christmastide, the twelve day celebration of Jesus’s birth and the incarnation of love. Join us for a Christmas litany of scriptural responsive readings. Pastor T. C.’s message this Sunday will be entitled “Beyond A Flannel Graph Christmas: Reframing the Story of Jesus’s Birth” Flannel Graph is that nostalgic and…
On Thursday, December 27th, St. Paul families are invited to join Roots Covenant Church for a FREE, end-of-the-year, Narnia-themed, costume and movie-viewing party for kids. Kids can dress up like their favorite characters from The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (or other books in the series), bring a pillow and blanket to curl up…
On Saturday, December 22nd, you are invited to join Roots for a Book Club, discussing C. S. Lewis’s children’s book, The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe: 10:00AM, at the Moores’ house. Email Osheta for more info: Osheta @ Roots Cov dot org
This Sunday, as part of our worship gathering, we will observe a “Blue Christmas Litany.” Blue Christmas is about acknowledging the struggles of those among us for whom the holidays might not be as joyous or celebratory. Some of us have recently experienced the loss of loved ones and are working through grief. Others are…