Young Adults Group at Christ Episcopal Church

Young Parents, Couples, Singles… If you are a young adult, ages 18-35, and would like a group that talks about politics, saints & sinners, bible study, movies, and theology, then plan to join us on Mondays, at 6:30 PM in the 2nd floor Lounge for the start of a weekly gathering of spiritual seekers. We guarantee good food, good topics, and good company. Come to the NE 47th Street side of the building for entry.  Look for the new Christ Church Young Adults group on Facebook. Questions? Contact Mary MacKenzie at rev.marymack@earthlink.net, or 206-633-1611. 

The Rev. Mary MacKenzie

The Rev. Mary MacKenzie is our assistant priest and young adult missioner. Mary is a graduate of the University of Washington with an undergraduate degree in environmental engineering and a master's degree in water resources engineering. Her master's of divinity degree is from Seabury-Western Theological Seminary (Class of 2005). She was ordained a deacon in 2005, and to the priesthood in 2006. She is married and has two children - a daughter who just graduated from college and a son who is finishing high school.  

Activities

The Young Adults Group ~ Monday nights: Beginning in May our meeting time is changing to 6:30 PM for dinner and fellowship.
We meet in the 2d floor Lounge unless otherwise noted.

May 3 - Theology Cafe - dinner and theology at the Continental Pastry Shop on the Ave, just south of NE 47th. Just say you’re with the Christ Church group.

May 10 ~ Fr. Steve Garratt will lead a discussion of Centering & Contemplative Prayer.

May 17 ~ Fr. Steve Garratt will share his plans for his Sabbatical, including a study trip to Jerusalem.

May 24 ~ Game night; Episcopal Crossroads, the Episcopal UW student center (Canterbury) has been invited to join us.

For information, contact the parish office 206-633-1611.

Young Adults! Easter 2010 issue of Episcorific-zine is now available. Episcorific is a publication created by and for young adults in the Episcopal Church. Electronic and printable versions of the Easter 2010 issue are available online at www.episcorific.org, where you can also subscribe. The printable version can be produced on most any copier and is already made in booklet form. For more information, including how to become a contributor to Episcorific, please e-mail episcorific@gmail.com.