Because of the Winter weather threat in the area, my church went on Zoom to have morning prayer. It turned out that the situation was not as serious as it could have been. This was reminiscent of the COVID era when everything was virtual. Thanks to technology, it’s good to have this option when necessary. It keeps some level of routine and connection with the Divine and community. Thanks to Fr. Drew and Deacon Kelly for making this happen this morning.
This morning at Thankful Memorial Episcopal Church in the St. Elmo community of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Lovely church, holy service, good people. It was a good visit.
Each February the Episcopal Diocese of East Tennessee holds its annual convention. This year it was held at the Episcopal School of Knoxville. This event is where delegates from its member churches gather to renew friendships, make connections, and conduct business. My wife and I with our friend Tammy and our priest Fr. Drew were in attendance to represent our parish, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Chattanooga. It was good to get away overnight too. Here are a few snaps of our time there.
I am not an artist so I used Microsoft’s AI Image Creator tools to generate these images. It speaks to the nerd/geek that I am. Church, rocket ships, time travel, the geek world, professional wrestling, and Linux are all in my interests.
I am a part-time content creator. I produced the livestream netcast on YouTube this morning at church. Check it out if you like.
A selfie with the Episcopal Bishop of East Tennessee Rt. Rev. Brian Cole. He is a cool guy who does a good service.
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