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Ash Wednesday Service

There will be an Ash Wednesday Service at 12:10pm on Wednesday March 9th.

Inquirer’s Class:
Know you’re on a spiritual journey? Want to deepen your knowledge of the Christian Faith in a non-judgmental atmosphere?
Join us for the Inquirer’s Class at the Chapel of the Holy Spirit!

Classes will be held on Thursdays from 6:30pm-8pm. We will begin with a simple vegetarian supper, and each class will include time for fellowship, reflection, and prayer. All are welcome, and there is no cost or fees.

To register, please register by Tuesday, March 15th with the Rev. Giulianna C. Gray at giuliannagray@gmail.com or by calling the Chapel at 504-866-7438.

Thursday, March 17th- Spiritual Journey
Thursday, March 24- Christianity 101
Thursday, March 31- Episcopal Worship: Praying the Tradition
Thursday, April 7- The Structure of the Episcopal Church (The Rev. Canon Mark Stevenson, Canon to the Ordinary of the Diocese of Louisiana, to present)
Thursday, April 14- Living the Life of Prayer (The Right Rev. Morris K. Thompson, Jr., Bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana, to present).

May 1st at 10am is the time the bishop will be making his visit, so that is when confirmation, etc, will take place for all desiring. 

It’s a throwback to December with pictures of our Advent Lessons and Carols soup and salad feast! It sure was a joyful time and a fun season!

This past Friday the Chapel, the Tulane Catholic Center, and the Wesley Foundation gathered for the event “Christians breaking bread together”.  We had a wonderful time of ecumenical discussion of the Eucharist followed by communion bread baking.  Each campus ministry used the bread baked at this event in their celebration of Holy Communion this past Sunday.

Christians Breaking Bread: the meaning of Communion
1-2:30pm
Friday, Feb 4th
Chapel of the Holy Spirit, 1100 Broadway

*Co-sponsored by the Tulane Catholic Center, the Episcopal Chapel of the Holy Spirit (Episcopal/ELCA Campus Min), and the Wesley Foundation
- Communion Bread Making
- Discuss Similarities and Differences of Communion in Various Christian Traditions

See below for more details!

Christians Breaking Bread Flyer

1. TODAY! Tuesday Feb 1st: Religious Persecution – Keeping Faith in a hostile world 6pm Tulane’s LBC in the Race Room (Upstairs) This program is a joint effort between us and Chi Alpha.  Please join us as we talk about Religious Persecution around the world!


TODAY! Tuesday Feb 1st: 1st Corinthians Bible study  7pm
– In the Chapel House.  7215 Zimpel St, just behind the Chapel in the Yellow house w/ red door.  We’ll have a simple supper starting at 6:30pm , followed by discussion of the first four chapters of 1st Corinthians.  We’ll close with Compline at 8:15pm.  I hope to see you there!

2. Wednesday: Tutoring at All Souls 4:30pm – 7:30pm This is our bi-weekly service opportunity! Email Maddie by Noon wednesday if you plan on helping out.  We drive by car over to All Souls, so we need to make sure that we have enough seats! madeline.shelton@gmail.com

3. Thursday: Centering Prayer 5pm in the Chapel.  A time of silent, prayerful practice of the resting in the presence of God.

4. Friday: Missions Lunch Discussion at the Chapel Noon – 1pm Please join us this week as we continue to talk about what it will take for us to go on a mission trip this May.  If you’re interested, please join us as we brainstorm and pray.

Friday: Christians Breaking Bread Together – an Exploration of the Eucharistic Feast 1pm-2:30pm at the Chapel.  This event is a chance to talk with Christians of other denominations about what this central ritual means to them! Sponsored by the Chapel, The Catholic Center, and the Wesley Foundation.

5. Sunday: 10am Holy Eucharist followed by coffee and sermon discussion

Sunday: 6:30pm Holy Eucharist followed by Supper and fellowship.  We’re on to Season 2 of Buffy, so please feel welcome to hang out with us after supper!

5. Next Monday Feb 7: Tutoring at All Souls 4:30-7:30pm Email Andrew Kronfol if you plan on volunteering on Mondays.  akronfol@tulane.edu

Please join us!
Maddie
madeline.shelton@gmail.com
512-786-6112

1. Wednesday: Tutoring at All Souls 4:30pm – 7:30pm This is our bi-weekly service opportunity! Email Maddie by Noon wednesday if you plan on helping out.  We drive by car over to All Souls, so we need to make sure that we have enough seats! madeline.shelton@gmail.com

2. Thursday: Centering Prayer 5pm in the Chapel.  A time of silent, prayerful practice of resting in the presence of God.

3. Friday: Missions Lunch Discussion at the Chapel Noon – 1pm Please join us this week as we continue to talk about what it will take for us to go on a mission trip this May.  If you’re interested, please join us as we brainstorm and pray.

4. Sunday: 10am Holy Eucharist followed by coffee and sermon discussion

Sunday: 11am – 5pm Interfaith Service Project at St. Bernard project.  Register by Wednesday! Send Erin Hedemann an email today or tomorrow for more info: ehedeman@tulane.edu

Sunday: 6:30pm Holy Eucharist followed by Supper and fellowship.  We’re on to Season 2 of Buffy, so please feel welcome to hang out with us after supper!

5. Next Monday: Tutoring at All Souls 4:30-7:30pm Email Andrew Kronfol if you plan on volunteering on Mondays.  akronfol@tulane.edu

Next Monday: Spiritual Life Fair 10:45-1pm Stop by and say hi in the LBC or along McAlister if the weather is nice! We’ll have a table with goodies and info about upcoming programs for this semester.

6. Next Tuesday Feb 1st: Religious Persecution – Keeping Faith in a hostile world 6pm

Next Tuesday Feb 1st: 1st Corinthians Bible study  7pm – We’ll have a simple supper first, followed by discussion of the first four chapters of 1st Corinthians.

Wednesday 4:30pm – 7:30pm Tutoring at All Souls Episcopal Church. Join us as we offer tutoring and homework help to students from preK to Highschool levels.  Email Maddie by Wednesday at noon if you plan to come at: madeline.shelton@gmail.com

Thursday 5-5:30pm Centering Prayer in the Chapel.  Centering prayer is a time of silent prayer in the presence of others.  The practice is rooted in the verse “Be still and know that I am God”Psalm 46:10.

Friday Noon – 1:30pm Missions Discussion and Lunch.  Join us as we open the conversation about holding a mission trip this summer.  This will be the first of several lunchtime conversations to explore the possibilities of a service trip. Lunch will be provided!

Friday 7pm “Stepping for the Dream” MLK week step-off at Tulane’s McAlister Auditorium.  We’ll gather at the Chapel at 6:50pm and head over.  Students can meet us on the McAlister Auditorium steps at 2 min to 7pm.   This should be a fun event!

Sunday 10am Holy Eucharist followed by coffee hour and discussion

Sunday 6:30pm Holy Eucharist followed by Supper and fellowship.  A group of students have been gathering to watch Buffy the Vampire Slayer after supper, so stay and watch as we begin Season 2 of this classic show!

Did you hear that the UN designated  2011 the year of the forest?!  Well, we’re getting excited about this new year here at the Chapel.  Check out what we’re up to this week:

1. Wednesday: Tutoring at All Souls 4:30-7:30 Join us as we tutor students at All Souls Episcopal Community Church in the lower 9th ward! Please email Maddie by Wed at noon if you plan to come with us.

2. Thursday: Centering Prayer 5-5:30pm in the Chapel. Centering prayer is a time of silent prayer and personal reflection.

3. Sunday: Holy Eucharist 10am followed by coffee and sermon discussion

Sunday: Holy Eucharist 6:30pm followed by Supper!

4. Monday: Martin Luther King Day of Service 8am – 3pm Register online at: http://www.mlkweek4peace.com/ In the drop down menu select as your first choice rebuilding projects and the second choice Beautification projects.  Hurrah for service!

10am Holy Eucharist with the Rt. Rev. James Brown

6:30pm Evening Prayer followed by supper

Hello Chapel friends and family!

Bishop James Brown will be with us this Sunday morning.  We were blessed last spring to have him perform baptisms, confirmations, and reaffirmations of faith.  This week we will be celebrating the first Sunday after the Epiphany!

Also, Sunday evening at 6:30pm we will have Evening Prayer followed by supper.  All are welcome, especially students who are about to begin classes on Monday.  Come around 5:30pm if you would like to help Madeline make supper.

 

 

Hello friends! Our Christmas Eve Service will be held at 8pm in the Chapel. Following the service will be a short time of fellowship. Please celebrate the Lord’s birth with us! All are welcome!

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