This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday which marks the end of the Great Fifty Days of Easter and the beginning of life guided by the Holy Spirit. This is one of the three most important Holy Days in the church year.

We mark this day by reading the gospel lesson in many different languages reminding us of the universality of the Kingdom of Christ; people are asked to wear “red” clothing to mark the tongues of flame that fell upon the disciples empowering them for ministry; and we will eat cake, red cake, in a long standing tradition at St. David’s.

In addition, we will have a special gift for our Mothers in honor of their day!

Join us this Sunday as we seek to Honor God and Love one another on Pentecost!

The “Messenger” is the monthly newsletter of St. David’s Episcopal Church. The link below allows you to read our newsletter in “pdf” format.

The May Edition of the “Messenger”

Our Washburn University Scholarship Singers (and siblings), Nate and Amy Imparato, will
present a recital on Sunday, May 18, 2008 at 4:00 P.M. at St. David’s.

Nate studied with Dr. Lee Snook and finished his vocal performance degree in December. He
recently took a full-time position and thus bids us farewell. We have all enjoyed his talent
and humor (especially the bass section!).

Amy is a junior and also majors in vocal performance. You will recall Amy in the role of
Queen Esther when St. David’s presented “Malice in the Palace.” We will enjoy Amy’s voice
for at least another year.

Please come out and support these two! A reception will be held following the recital.