Soprano Michelle Pérez and tenor Carlos Elias Barraza Treviño join to perform an evening of music by Hispanic and Latin American composers accompanied by guitar and piano. From Zarzuela (Spanish operetta) and art song by Mexican composers to contemporary boleros and Disney songs, this concert celebrates a rich diversity of Latin music. This program will […]
The year 2026 is the 800th anniversary of the death of Francis of Assisi. Saint Francis of Assisi abandoned a life of luxury for a life devoted to Christianity after reportedly hearing the voice of God, who commanded him to rebuild the Christian church and live in poverty. A worldwide religious order was created to […]
Steve and Lisa Hopkins will provide a concert of contemporary religious folk music, much of which Steve has composed, along with music found in Taize services. After the concert we will have refreshments in the Parish House.
Join the St. Barnabas Book Club featuring Parker J. Palmer's The Company of Strangers. The group will talk about how to strengthen communities by better understanding the connection between private lives and public lives. The book study meets Wednesdays, 6:30-8:00 p.m., over Zoom, from October 7 through December 16, 2026. This calendar listing is for […]
Are you a parish admin who has questions or wants to learn more? If so, please join our newly formed group, Parish Admin Exchange or PAX. Maybe you are new or have been in your job for a long time. This group, led by Nichol Free, Bishop Scanlan’s executive assistant, will meet once a month on Zoom to discuss a variety of topics that will assist you in your everyday work, such as Bishop Visitations, Supply Clergy, Sunday Bulletins and Records Retention. Some weeks, we’ll also have guest speakers, including the bishops and diocesan canons, and we’ll allow time for Q&A.
Isolation is a danger in all contexts of ministry. We who are engaged in ministry know that. Chaplains can be at even greater risk. Even when we are part of a larger institution, we may be the only chaplain, the only Episcopal chaplain, or one of very few people who understand the particular demands of […]
Join All Saints, Hershey as we welcome Doug Pagitt and the crew from Vote Common Good for "Faith, Politics, and the Common Good." This two-hour program will discuss how to bring our faith into our public life without compromising democracy. At 6:30 pm, we will screen "Who’s the We?" documenting Doug’s bicycle ride along the […]
Join us for the screening of "Who’s the We?: A Cross Country Border Ride of Discovery." Doug Pagitt of Vote Common Good, documented his cross-country cycling trip along the US-Mexican border and the conversations he had around US immigration policy. Doug will be with us for Q&A following the film. Register here
CMEC Maker's Circle Third Thursdays, 6–8pm Next Session: October 15th No agenda. Just making, together. Bring that craft or project you've been wanting to get around to; knitting, painting, embroidery, whatever's been sitting in your bag waiting for some company. We'll have the space, the time, and each other. Feel free to bring a snack […]
Watch the livestream of Saturday’s Events Register for the Presiding Bishop's Visit The Diocese of the Susquehanna will welcome a pastoral visit from the Presiding Bishop of The Episcopal Church, the Most Reverend Sean W. Rowe, on October 16-17, 2026. A pastoral visit by the Presiding Bishop is a significant event during which we can […]
A TASTE OF JAZZ 2026! Reception and concert sponsored by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church - Harrisburg Friday, October 16, 2026 Time: 6:00pm - 9:00pm (doors open @ 5:30pm) The Rose Lehrman Arts Center at Harrisburg Area Community College Admission: $100 Purchase Tickets Online: www.stpaulshbg.org (New & Events Tab) For Inquiries call Christyan Seay (Phone: 717-580-6934) […]
You are invited to participate in a two part series on Islam that will explore the key tenets of the faith and touch on several “hot topic” issues that are often sensationalized and weaponized against our neighbors. Participants will be given the opportunity to ask questions, and inter-faith dialogue is encouraged.A delicious Mediterranean meal will […]
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Women will host the 46th Annual Women’s Day Celebration, with a weekend theme of “Resilient Women Walking by Faith.” Schedule Saturday, October 24, 2026, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM: Light lunch featuring the Rev. Darlene Miller Smalls, speaker. Entertainment: “The Women at the Well,” a play written and directed by Arese Ness. Sunday, […]
Fall is a time of year when many people renew their Safe Church certification or apply for the first time. With that in mind, we are offering an in-person Safe Church Training session at St. Edward's, Lancaster on October 24. While Safe Church certification can be completed online, these in-person trainings tend to be less […]
Saint Paul Episcopal Church invites you to bring your favorite dish to share and meet your queer community members and their allies. A main protein dish, drinks water, and coffee will be provided. No registration is necessary. Please bring a dish to share!
You are invited to participate in a two part series on Islam that will explore the key tenets of the faith and touch on several “hot topic” issues that are often sensationalized and weaponized against our neighbors. Participants will be given the opportunity to ask questions, and inter-faith dialogue is encouraged.A delicious Mediterranean meal will […]
Fall Clergy Day is an opportunity for clergy to gather on Zoom for a day focused around the scriptural and theological underpinnings of the Advent Lessons led by the Rev. Dr. Sidney Crawford. This day is intended to assist clergy in sermon preparations for the season of Advent.