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Rev. Ron Cebik

Recently, St. John's lost a dear friend.  The Rev. Ron Cebik, who served as Deacon in the late 1990s and early 2000s, passed away on November 24, 2014.  Ron was a Marriage and Family Therapist, prolific writer, and inspirational mentor to many.  You can listen to one of Deacon Cebik's sermons at St. John's from March 2000 by clicking here.
Recientemente, la Iglesia de St. John’s había perdido a un querido amigo. El Rev. Ron Cebik, quien se desempeñó como diácono a fines del decenio de 1990 y comienzos de la década de 2000, murió el 24 de noviembre, 2014.  Ron era un Terapeuta de la Familia y Matrimonio, escritor prolífico y consejero inspirador a muchos. Puede escuchar a uno de los sermones del Rev. Cebik del Marzo de 2000, haga clic aquí (en Inglés). Read more • Leer más → “Rev. Ron Cebik”
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Advent Message 2014 • Mensaje Adviento 2014

I love Advent. It is the anticipation to the fulfillment of a promise.The wonderful thing about Advent is that the season invites us to spend some intentional time in reflection and preparation for God's coming into our lives through the person of Jesus Christ. Me encanta el Adviento. Es la anticipación al cumplimiento de una promesa.Lo maravilloso de Adviento es que la temporada nos invita a pasar un momento intencional en la reflexión y la preparación para la venida de Dios en nuestras vidas a través de la persona de Jesucristo. Read more • Leer más → “Advent Message 2014 • Mensaje Adviento 2014”
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After 215 years, member of St. John’s Church to be buried

The Rev. Amy Welin started as the newly called priest-in-charge of St. John’s, Waterbury, in September 2012. A few months after that, Amy recalled in a phone interview, she received a call from the recently retired director of the Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, Marie Galbraith, asking Amy if she would be willing to bury a man named “Fortune” who had died in 1798. Click here for the full story from the Episcopal News Service Read more • Leer más → “After 215 years, member of St. John’s Church to be buried”