Welcome to Phillip, Amanda, Connor, and McKenzie Parker
Sunday, June 3, Church of the Advent, Sumner has invited Nativity members of all ages to join them for a late rogation celebration at the Belk Lake House.
Becoming the Beloved Community
The Racial Reconciliation Task Force of the Episcopal Church in Mississippi is bringing in nationally recognized speakers and leaders for an overnight workshop at Gray Center on May 30 and 31, 2018.
Hotter than Hades Virtual Half-Marathon
You can join the Nativity half-marathon team in supporting the Episcopal Church’s special needs camp by committing to walking or running 13.1 miles between June 1-June 15.
Esther: Born for This!
You don’t want to miss this summer’s Vacation Bible School, which will be from 5:30-7:30 PM on June 19-21. We’ll tell the story of a powerful queen who saves her people from a sinister villain.
Ordination of Phillip Parker
Saturday, June 9 at 10:30am, Phillip Parker will be ordained a deacon at St. Andrew’s Cathedral in Jackson, his last step before being ordained a priest.
Ministry to Growing Families
The Episcopal Church Women are working to consolidate all of Nativity’s ministries to growing families under one umbrella.
Rogation Sunday
Sunday, May 6 at 5pm, join us at the home of Bob and Paula Provine, 11178 County Road 94. Bring an appetizer to share and a symbol of how you’ll be working with the earth this summer.
A Note from Peter (May 2018)
In June, Nativity will welcome the Rev. Phillip Parker, freshly-graduated from the Episcopal Seminary of the Southwest in Austin, as a part-time Priest Associate and Youth Minister at Nativity.