Tag Archives: Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest

Interfaith Council Co-Hosting ‘Science, Religion, Awe’ Presentations

By Loretta Fulton The Abilene Interfaith Council is co-hosting two sessions with science ambassador and author JD Stillwater on Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 20 and 21.  A graduate of Cornell University, Stillwater “moves and inspires thousands of people all over North America and the globe with science-centered messages of awe and deep kinship,” according to his bio.  On Wednesday, Jan.

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Celebrate Africa

A festival of African music, culture, and cuisine will be held 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26, at the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest, 602 Meander St. The fifth annual Tamasha la wa Afrika (Celebration of Africa) will feature music by the Alleluia Choir, which is a part of the Swahili language congregation led by Bikole Mulanda that meets at

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The Bells Toll for Thee

By Jay Moore Feeling stressed? Don’t know whether you’re coming or going? Maybe there’s too much on your plate or you’re up to your neck or you’ve run yourself into the ground. Well, if you happen to be free any afternoon at 3:15, consider this three-minute, soul-rejuvenating activity: drive over to Heavenly Rest at S. 6th and Meander, park by

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Celebrate Africa

A festival of African music, culture, and cuisine will be held 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 13, at the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest, 602 Meander St. The public is invited to the free Tamatha la wa Afrika (Celebration of Africa”). The first half of the celebration will be a concert in the church featuring Heavenly Rest’s “Aleluya Kwaya.” The

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Meet Ian Shelburne

By Loretta FultonIan Shelburne with the Eden Center for Regenerative Culture will be guest speaker for the Sept. 25 session of the Creation Care Series sponsored by the Episcopal Church of the Heavenly Rest.The public is invited to hear Shelburne tell about the unique Eden Center that covers 92.5 acres, mostly in Callahan County, 22 miles southeast of Abilene. The

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