Sunday,November 3, we enter what the Celtic tradition calls a “thin place,” where the barrier between this world and the word beyond seems more transparent. It is All Saints Sunday, our parish feast day, when we honor all who have died in a celebration which claims the promise that even in death, life is changed, not ended.
Coventry Choir and Chamber Orchestra will offer one of the great monuments of faith expressed in music, the Requiem Mass in D minor by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. And Ed Bacon will preachConnections Are Changed Not Ended.
If you can’t be with us in person on Sunday, please join our growing online community and watch the live-stream at 11:15 am [Pacific]
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