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Rev. Nina's messages to the community
Rector's Letters


Signs and “Signs”
Thanks to the hard work of our junior warden, we now have map signs for our campus and lettering on our buildings! Given all the guests we have on campus each week, this work was critical to complete. While there is still “way-finding” work to do, it is a great step forward. Besides these signs, you may see “signs” of other activity. As you stand in the lower parking lot and look to the right of the stairs, you may notice stakes with various colored tapes. Those stakes mark t

The Rev. Nina Bacas
2 days ago


Family Circles
I spent Labor Day visiting our eldest son and his family in the Bay Area. They are in the process of buying a home in Redwood City. As a group, we went to take a tour of the home, and lo and behold, we found an actual redwood tree growing in the backyard! Most mysteriously, we also found a wreath of seedlings sprouting up around its base. It’s quite beautiful, but after a Google search, we discovered it’s actually a sign of the tree’s stress. You see, redwoods prepare for the

The Rev. Nina Bacas
Sep 10


One Church Family
It was such a joy to celebrate St. Bart’s Day weekend with nearly 250 members in attendance! Many thanks to all who made the celebration possible. Even with the heat, we enjoyed being together and sharing a meal. One of my favorite parts was sitting inside the sanctuary after the 10 a.m. Eucharist and singing old commercial jingles: “Meow, meow, meow, meow …” While it was wonderful to be together in person, the “Chapel Kids” did not forget our members who must stay home and s

The Rev. Nina Bacas
Sep 3
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