From the Rector

Dear Friends,

By all reports, "snowmageddon" 2026 is on its way and naturally will begin in the wee hours of Sunday morning. We are well-stocked, and our generator was just serviced last week. I hope you are prepared as well. Please reach out if there is anything you need.

Having survived the Blizzard of '78, I am not terribly concerned. I also have a zero snow days record to keep. Once in New York, a heavy snow fell on a Saturday night. The next day, I donned my heavy cloak and parson's hat and ventured out. It was beautiful and practically deserted. A passerby asked to take my picture in the middle of Fifth Avenue with the Flatiron in the background. It was an era before you could just share a picture, so unfortunately I don't have a copy.

We've been through this before, so you know the drill. Above all, play it safe. The 10am Sunday service will take place in person, but also know that it will be live-streamed here, so you won't have to miss out on Sunday worship if you decide to stay home. Bundle up!

Blessings,
Father Rick

Annual Meeting

Our Annual Parish Meeting was held last Sunday, January 18, at 11:30am, in person in Bentley Hall. The Vestry provided a sumptuous spread. At the meeting, we conducted the annual business of the parish and elected a Warden (Scott Mullins) and Vestry members (Jock MacKinnon, Larry Bull, Rob Person, and Agnes Turner). We also reviewed the progress of our parish over the past year and goals for the future. Special recognition was given to outgoing Senior Warden, Lili Neuhauser. Here are links to watch the meeting and review the budgets and committee reports.

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