Our mission is to live according to Christ's two primary commands:
To love God
To love all
other people
Our goal is to work together to "Build Up the Body of Christ."
Our prayer is to follow Christ's example of a loving commitment
to:
The elderly and the young,
The ailing and the able,
Familes of all forms and those alone,
Those who serve and those in need of any sort of pastoral
care
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Youth Ministry (pdf)
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ECW--Episcopal Church Women Labyrinth Altar Guild In His Hands Project Warmth Memorial Garden Messenger |
The Episcopal Church Women of Holy Cross meet quarterly for study, worship, fellowship
and business. Various fundraising events, plus some gifts and donations, fund our established outreach Programs: AEMCH, the Rector’s
Discretionary Fund, and Project Saint Nicholas.
Holy Cross, along with other parishes, continues to participate in AEMCH (“An
Episcopal Ministry to Convalescent Hospitals”), a chartered Organization of the Diocese which our deacon, the Reverend Arlinda Cosby
has directed since 1981.
We offer a prayer service at Oak Creek Alzheimer's Center of the third Sunday of every month, beginning
at
We host each year “Lessons and Carols” on the Second Sunday of Advent (before Christmas) and a Palm Sunday to Easter:
Lessons and Carols, where care patients are brought to the church for the program and a simple meal.
The Episcopal Church Women of Holy Cross meet quarterly for study, worship, fellowship and business. Various fundraising events, plus some gifts and donations, fund our established outreach Programs: AEMCH, the Rector’s Discretionary Fund, and Project Saint Nicholas.
In His Hands
is a spiritual study group formed in 1995. The purpose of this small group is to discuss the book we are reading together out
loud and to share thoughts and lives to build community and to grow spiritually. The group meets weekly on Monday evening beginning
at 7:15 (see Parish Calendar) and is open to anyone. We always have a spare book and no one is required to read aloud.
Click here to learn about what we are currently reading.