From Connecticut-
Grace Episcopal Church has been a fixture in the Windsor community since 1845, when the Rev. Arthur C. Coxe founded St. Gabriel’s Church. The same building, now known as the Grace Episcopal Church, has been a cornerstone for the town of Windsor ever since. The church stands next to the main branch of the public library on the town green near the historic district of Windsor. Part of the church’s history is even on display at the local Windsor Historical Society.
Earlier this year, the church struggled to stay in business as tough times hit, with some parishioners leaving and their former reverend retiring.
“Going back to earlier this year, we lost a number of parishioners,” said parishioner Max Kuziak. “No fault of our own, some passed on, some retired and went south. We had a number of parishioners who moved to other parts of Connecticut.”
More here-
http://www.remindernews.com/article/2011/12/13/rebirth-taking-place-at-grace-episcopal-church
No comments:
Post a Comment