Church Events

Please join us on Thursday, April 16th, at 6:30 pm, for a service of Evensong With The Saint Timothy School, followed by dessert and drinks in the cottage.

The Saint Timothy School is a K4-12 Reformed Episcopal parish school in Uptown Dallas. The mission of the STS is to help parents fulfill their baptismal vows by forming their children in the classical Christian tradition and in the daily worship of the parish. Each year, the Upper School takes a heritage trip, singing in Anglican churches and exploring historic sites, alternating each year between international and domestic trips.

The service of evensong (sung evening prayer) is sometimes considered the crown jewel of Anglicanism.  Composers throughout the ages have written thousands of wonderful settings of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.  The service music this evening comes from The Saint Timothy Service, a complete set of musical settings of the canticles and responses for morning and evening prayer, according to the 1928 prayer book, written specifically for the school by its choirmaster, Andrew Dittman.

We are blessed to have Bishop Manto visiting our parish on Sunday, April 19th, to celebrate the confirmation and reception of new members and give us an update on the diocese. Following the 10:30 a.m. service, we will enjoy a potluck lunch and Spring dance. 

To RSVP and sign up to bring a dish for the potluck, please visit HERE or cut and paste this link: https://signup.com/go/xDQZRWN

*If you have tables, chairs, and/or tents that we can use, please drop them off at The Cottage porch beginning April 6th – please label them with your name!

Contact Rachel with any questions at [email protected]

Seminary Course at the Church of Our Saviour

If you have an interest in deepening your understanding of the Bible, consider signing up for Cranmer Theological House’s Biblical Theology I course, which will be held on the  campus of the Church of Our Saviour, May 15-17. 

This Biblical Theology course intends to help the student to read the whole Bible as Christian Scripture.  This course traces redemptive historical themes throughout the Old Testament, specifically demonstrating how they find their fulfillment in the Person and Work of Jesus Christ in the New Testament.  Special attention is given to the major stories within the Old Testament and how they fit into the central message of Scripture.

The Course will be taught by the Rt. Rev. Dr. Charles F. Camlin. He holds a PhD from the University of Middlesex, centring on English Reformation controversies around the Apostles’ Creed, as well as a Master of Theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and Cranmer Theological House, Texas. He is the Dean of Cranmer Theological House, editor of Cranmer Theological Journal, co-editor of the book Re-formed Catholic Anglicanism, and is a member of the Society of Anglican Theologians. He is married to Brett and they have three children and five grandchildren.

For more information or to sign up, please contact Fr. Jonathan.