All New Story at the Rectory
July 2, July 30, August 6 at 7:30pm
Iconography is one of the earliest shared languages of the church. For thousands of years icons have revealed sacred truths, proclaimed the Gospel, passed on traditional wisdom, and helped reflect back to us our own experiences, illumined by the light of God. On July 2, July 30, and August 6, Adam will lead a discussion group on Zoom, first talking about iconography in general, and then exploring specific icons later on.
Whether you decide to join in the Zoom prayer service or to have a private home service, a little preparation will help you enter into a sacred time and space.
To follow along with readings, hymns, and prayers, download the order of service.
The print booklet is formatted for printing out at home; the mobile booklet makes it easy to scroll on your smartphone.
Bishop John Chapman has announced that the Rev. Adam Brown will continue his Assistant Curacy at Church of the Ascension, effective June 1.
Adam is a recent graduate of Trinity College at the University of Toronto, and was ordained to the transitional diaconate in December of 2019. Born and raised in rural Southern Ontario, Adam obtained a BA (Hons) in Sociology from Trent University in Peterborough. After seminary he moved to Ottawa, where he began his Assistant Curacy at All Saints Westboro.
Adam is a passionate advocate for social justice; he will join us in worship on Sunday, June 7.
Whether you decide to join in the Zoom prayer service or to have a private home service, a little preparation will help you enter into a sacred time and space.
To follow along with readings, hymns, and prayers, download the order of service.
The print booklet is formatted for printing out at home; the mobile booklet makes it easy to scroll on your smartphone.
Whether you decide to join in the Zoom prayer service or to have a private home service, a little preparation will help you enter into a sacred time and space.
To follow along with readings, hymns, and prayers, download the order of service.
The print booklet is formatted for printing out at home; the mobile booklet makes it easy to scroll on your smartphone.