Each Friday through Lent we are exploring the Stations of the Cross in a different way. For the Fourth Friday of Lent, we are continuing to walk the Stations in Tobit's Trace as our setting for the readings. You are invited to…
Each Friday through Lent we are exploring the Stations of the Cross in a different way. For the Third Friday of Lent, we are walking the Stations using the labyrinth in the St. Raphael parking lot and parts of Tobit's…
As Fayette County has moved into "orange" status, there will soon be more opportunities for corporate worship. Read Rev. Helen's letter to the parish here.
St. Raphael is one of 26 member congregations in the Lexington area that come together to do justice and powerfully address community problems. Upcoming events St Raphael's Network Meeting: Wednesday, March 17th at 6:30 pm. All St Raphael's members involved…
Each Friday in Lent we will be exploring a different way of experiencing the Stations of the Cross. On the Second Friday, Feb. 26, Color the Stations using the pages from your Lenten Packet. Watch this video from Deacon Charles…
This Lent we are offering donation suggestions to restock our Angel Pantry and help office outreach. Please bring all donations to St. Raphael office on Mondays and Tuesdays between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. or message Rev. Helen to arrange.…
Life Line Screening, the nation’s leading provider of preventive health screenings, will offer affordable, non-invasive and painless health screenings at St. Raphael Episcopal Church on Friday, April 23, 2021. A package of five screenings to identify risk for stroke, heart…
We will be focusing on the Stations of the Cross in a variety of formats each Friday during Lent. Today's activity is The Way of the Cross video below. It has been produced by Rev. Helen's Alma Mater, Virginia Theological…
You are invited to our first live-streamed Dinner Church event on February 27 at 5:30 p.m. Luke Embree, pastor of ‘Plowshares’ (a network of intentional communities who exist to share the peace of Christ around Lexington). Luke has a passion for…
Bishop Mark's Pastoral Letter: January 29, 2021 Grace to you, in the name of Our Lord Jesus Christ, As vaccines begin to roll out and infections decrease, we can look forward to gathering indoors in greater numbers. There is light…