Because of Covid exposure, this event has been postponed from its original January 9 date, and will take place on zoom on January 16 at 4pm.
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After the creative spectacles of the Christmas season, Epiphany offers a chance to dwell in some of the gentle afterglow of the nativity.
In the ancient tradition of the church, Epiphany Sunday celebrates the visit of the Three Kings to the manger to see Jesus. This holiday is an appropriate beginning to the new calendar year. It is a celebration of arrivals at the end of the long journey— a chance to pause at the feet of something new and wonderful. Epiphany delights the theme of greeting God alive and fully human in the baby Christ.
Above all, this is a joyful holiday that shines light on the darkness of the deep winter that sets in during the month of January.
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With Covid numbers surging again and snow predicted, Dreams and Visions will gather on Zoom to share a festive drink (think coco, cocktails, and spiced cider!)and reflect on the bright stars that will guide us through this winter season. This will be an informal gathering, giving us some time to catch up, connect, and share in some prayer and song.
Please bring:
-a candle to light
-a festive drink
-some paper (colors are great) and craft supplies for a simple craft project
Sunday, January 16, 2022
4 p.m
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Dreams and Visions is an LGBTQ+ rooted community. We honor your full selves, use your pronouns, and do our best to create trauma-informed spaces. Gender neutral bathrooms are available. While the lower level is accessible by ramp, the new worship space is located up a set of stairs. Please contact Vicar Claire at vicar@stmarksbaltimore.org if you have trouble navigating stairs, and we will work with you to create a plan.
Dreams and Visions staff keep an eye on COVID data to ensure that community policies stay up to date. For now, we remain masked at all indoor gatherings. We sing while wearing masks. Each time we gather, we confirm safety preferences with those present to ensure that everyone is comfortable. As always, these precautions are intended to help all who join us feel at home.