Summer Worship @ CSU
Cleveland State University
Thursdays
6:00pm Emergence Evening Worship
7:00pm “Agapé Meal”
@ Trinity Cathedral on Euclid across from CSU Main Classroom building.
Free healthy food and friendly faces. Celebration in creative worship common rhythms with a relational beat in a creative setting of Word, communion, music, and conversation - in the name of the Christ.
Diversity rules in our journey as students.
Ask for “Agape” at the info desk.
A radical welcome to all!
Prayer Request - Community Garden Project
Case Western Reserve
We celebrate the work of the Agape Community Garden Project @ St Alban in Cleveland Hts. and the Grace House Intentional Community - near W73rd - pray for us, as we continue to grow in community!
Agapé Neo-Monastic Prayer on Wednesdays
Case Western Reserve
Neo-Monastic prayer is a contemplative offering of chant, music, prayer, and art - as a path to God
It is a time for worship through ancient rhythms with a Coventry vibe - that is:
poetic
expressive
and artistic
We meet at:
St. Alban Episcopal Church
2555 Euclid Heights Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44106-2799
Musician Jim Bockhoff is Director of the Neo-Monastic Music Ensemble. He specializes in Gregorian Chant and Renaissance Polyphony. His vision for this emsemble is "Poly-Artistry," the blending of many artistic, musical, and mystical forms into one prayer service that radiates - and makes accessible for all participants - the power and beauty of Gregorian Chant. In this way, the Prayers of the Church become a new and engaging experience for all.
Agapé LGBT Allies Evening
Case Western Reserve
Join us for an evening of "Safe Zone Training" as Agape joins with the LGBT Center @ Case Western to be an allied community.
When: TBA
Where: St. Alban’s Episcopal Community, 2555 Euclid Hts. Blvd., Cleveland Hts.
(One block from the South Campus of Case/near Coventry)
Who: All who call Agape home and those who are curious
Food and drink provided
For more information, please contact Rev Joe @ 440-477-7255
Agapé is a community of faith celebrating a foundation rooted in the Episcopal and Lutheran Christian expressions and at the same time reflecting radical inclusivity to all who seek hope, love, belonging, a place to doubt, an opportunity to serve others, healing, challenge, communal relationships, a group of humans who desire to make a difference in this world, faith, dialogue, diversity, and a feast of friends.
All are welcome - All are needed
