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Christ our Anchor is now a ministry of the Diocese and Quincy and St. Andrew’s Anglican Church!
Because of this change, the Potluck (our former worship time) has merged completely into the life of St. Andrew’s. Fr. Michael is at St. Andrew’s every Sunday at 10:30a and throughout the week at various parish activities.
At St. Andrew’s we have a food pantry, worship throughout the week, and so much more. Dcn. Kevin, Fr. Dan, Fr. Michael, and the entire parish are ready and prepared to partner with out mission and help get folk back to the stable, flourishing lives God’s desires for them.
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Did you know we offer a free breakfast to our neighbors living on the streets or struggling to find meaningful employment?
If you or someone you know needs help finding work, getting into housing, or just needs a listening ear have them e-mail breakfast@christouranchor.org.
Fr. Michael answers every e-mail and takes each person out to breakfast to learn how we can best serve them.
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We are excited to be participating in the Bishop Andrewes Symposium at St. Andrew’s. It is a great opportunity to get to know our community and share ideas. In this cycle we’re talking about technology and AI. Join us if you can this Wednesday at 6p!
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🔊 St. Joseph, Steadfast in Faith
In this lecture, the speaker offers a deep reflection on the life and significance of St. Joseph, highlighting his role in the nativity story and beyond. Initially perceived as merely the adoptive father of Jesus, St. Joseph is redefined as a symbol of quiet heroism and steadfast faith. The discussion emphasizes the importance of the Advent season as a time for reflection, contrasting it with the contemporary rush toward Christmas celebrations. St. Joseph’s silent strength and obedience, particularly in the face of societal shame, serve as a model for navigating life’s challenges with patience and trust in God’s plan. The speaker encourages listeners to embrace a life of quiet faithfulness, drawing parallels between Joseph’s experiences and their own, ultimately inviting personal growth and transformation through everyday actions of love and service. The lecture concludes with a prayer for St. Joseph’s intercession, fostering a spirit of humble perseverance in the faithful journey.
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🔊 Bear Fruit in Keeping with Repentance
