Friday, August 6, 6:00 p.m.

Learn how these creatures bear strange witnesses to God’s relationship with the men and women of the Old Testament. A guardian angel is alarmed when she is told to step aside and allow a serpent into Eden. A bawdy rat encounters a moment of theological angst while sailing an endless sea aboard Noah’s ark. A blues singing whale has a word or two for a reluctant prophet trying to escape from God. These are three scenes from a collection of stories and paintings titled Jezebel’s Got the Blues…and other Works of Imagination created by Merrill Farnsworth with music by Phil Madeira, and featuring readings by Chip Arnold, Nan Gurley and Robert Kiefer.

First Friday Services are held on the first Friday of each month at 6 p.m.

Grounded in the Book of Common Prayer, each service is unique and contemporary. A varied format of different genres and styles of music is provided by the Gallery Musicians. Many services are enhanced by original liturgical dance performed by the Epiphany Dancers.





Click HERE to view pictures of the artwork created for the Good Friday service.
Thanks to all the talented parishioners who provided these fabulous pieces!