
Canterbury Cinema
Canterbury Cinema’s next film will be Tuesday August 12 featuring the film Nonnas, about a man who opens an Italian restaurant with grandmothers as the chefs. Gather for appetizers at 4:45 pm, simple supper at 5 pm, film at 6 pm.
Lunches for Habitat for Humanity
The next dates for providing lunch for the Habitat house being built in our community are Thursday July 24th and Thursday August 14th. A signup sheet will be on the board in back of the church.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR GIVING
We try to meet the special needs of both members and visitors through equipping our facility with a hearing loop system, an ADA restroom and a restroom with changing table, access with no stairs to both worship and fellowship space, and accessible parking.
Reflection for Holy Week and Easter from the Bishop of the Diocese of Wisconsin, the Rt. Rev. Matthew Gunter
Holy Week Jesus confronts us with fundamental questions.
Will we be people of the basin and the towel,
prepared to wash one another’s feet
and the feet of the world?
Or will we be people of the hammer and nails
enthralled with the way of separation and violence —
in our hearts
in our words
in our actions?
Our next read will be Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters. We will meet on Monday, August 18 at noon in the Canterbury Room as well as via zoom. In 1915, Edgar Lee Masters published a book of dramatic monologues written in free verse about a fictional town called Spoon River, based on the Midwestern towns where he grew up. The shocking scandals and secret tragedies of Spoon River were immediately recognized by readers as authentic. Masters raises the dead "sleeping on the hill" in their village cemetery to tell the truth about their lives, and their testimony topples the American myth of the moral superiority of small-town life. Spoon River, as undeniably corrupt and cruel as the big city, is home to murderers, drunkards, crooked bankers, lechers, bitter wives, abusive husbands, failed dreamers, and a few good souls. The freshness of this masterpiece undiminished, Spoon River Anthology remains a landmark of American literature. With an Introduction by John Hollander and an Afterword by Ronald Primeau.
List of worship services, fellowship gatherings, forums and presentations, learning opportunities, ministry meetings, and selected community events. Check it out here.
Easter Day liturgy, April 20 2025. The Rev. Brit Bjurstrom Frazier, celebrant and preacher.
Sunday Eucharist 10 am (during summer we also offer an 8 am service)
Wednesday Eucharist 5:30 pm
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