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| Pentecost XV Pentecost XV Sep 2 all-day Pentecost XV Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt’s Visitation to St. James’ Church, Dickson, and Calvary Church, Cumberland Furnace. | 150th Anniversary Celebration – Christ Church, Tracy City 150th Anniversary Celebration – Christ Church, Tracy City @ Christ Church Tracy City Sep 8 – Sep 9 all-day  Bach and Barbecue Are on the Menu at Christ Church Celebration Bach and barbecue are on the menu for the 150th anniversary of Christ Church, Tracy City, Tenn., Sept. 8-9, 2018. Add a gospel quartet, an Americana band and an organ recital and you have the entertainment lineup for the church’s weekend festivities on the lawn and inside the church—the oldest continuously operating Episcopal Church on the South Cumberland Plateau. The public is invited to ... Read more | |||||
| Pentecost XVI Pentecost XVI Sep 9 all-day Pentecost XVI Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt’s Visitation to St. Joseph of Arimathea, Hendersonville. | ||||||
| 30th Vergers’ Guild Conference 30th Vergers’ Guild Conference Sep 20 – Sep 23 all-day 30th Vergers’ guild Conference in Denver, Colorado. See the Vergers’ Website here, or the Convention Promo here. | EDTN Pilgrimage to Equal Justice Initiative and Memorial Museum EDTN Pilgrimage to Equal Justice Initiative and Memorial Museum @ Equal Justice Initiative memorial and Museum Sep 22 all-day  Pilgrimage to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice & The Legacy Museum Montgomery, Alabama September 22, 2018 All are invited to join the Beloved Community: Commission for Racial Reconciliation on September 22 for a Diocese of Tennessee pilgrimage to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and The Legacy Museum. The Beloved Community has chartered two 56 passenger buses. Another group of people plan on driving down in individual cars and/or can provide carpools. ... Read more Diocese of Tennessee Pilgrimage to Equal Justice Initiative Memorial and Museum 8:00 am Diocese of Tennessee Pilgrimage to Equal Justice Initiative Memorial and Museum Sep 22 @ 8:00 am – 5:00 pm | |||||
| Pentecost XVIII Pentecost XVIII Sep 23 all-day Pentecost XVIII Diocesan Prayers for St. Ann’s Church, Nashville, and Episcopal School of Nashville. Bishop Bauerschmidt’s Visitation to St. Ann’s, Nashville. | St. Michael and All Angels DOK Fall Assembly 9:30 am DOK Fall Assembly @ Christ Church Cathedral Sep 29 @ 9:30 am – 1:00 pm  Daughters of the King Fall Assembly | |||||
| Pentecost XIX Pentecost XIX Sep 30 all-day Pentecost XIX Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt’s Visitation to St. Michael’s Church, Cookeville. |
Daughters of the King Fall Assembly
Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt's Visitation to St. Michael's Church, Cookeville.
Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt's Visitation to St. James' Church, Sewanee
Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt's Visitation to St. Barnabas' Church, Tullahoma.
Diocesan Prayers for and Bishop Bauerschmidt's Visitation to Church of the Messiah, Pulaski,
St. James of Jerusalem
Tennessee Cursillo # 77 at DuBose Conference Center
Diocesan-wide Prayer Vigil, October 27, 2017
This event will serve two purposes in our diocese: the first is to pray for what is just and right in our community and in the world around us; the second is to unite us as a common body of Christians in middle Tennessee. We hope that you will join in and make this first diocesan-wide prayer vigil a part of your fall programming.
There are no set parameters for how you should incorporate this prayer vigil into the life of your church. Quite the opposite is true. As the event grows near, we will be eager to hear how the Prayer Vigil is taking shape in your church, or within your group. The diocese will share ideas from different parishes.
Here are a few ideas for joining in:
· A silent prayer vigil in your parish
· A vigil with a specific prayer focus
· Youth focused/led event
· A vigil streamed on Facebook Live
· An online platform for parishioners to share prayers from their personal locations
· A gathering off-site at a nearby nature preserve or outdoor park
· A parish wide retreat
· An event full of worship music
· An event led by a member of the clergy
· A lay member led event
· Endless opportunities. . .
The Diocesan Prayer Vigil is scheduled for Saturday, October 27, 2018. In early September we will give parishes the opportunity to share their plans for the day.
