On the Second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m., Our Saviour becomes a concert hall for some great local acts to host free concerts for the community. In 2010 we welcomed diverse acts such as: Carribean Blues, the Berea Bluegrass Ensemble, All 5 One brass band, Tivo Jazz Orchestra, Whit Whitaker & Diana Hallman, Kevin Rice, and Outlier. Our 2011-2012 season promises to be just as ecclectic and wonderful.

These concerts are family friendly and free. Bring your kids, your parents, and anyone else and join us for some good music in a casual atmosphere. Concerts are completely free, though donations are gladly accepted at the door.

Below is the poster for our 2011-2012 Schedule. Check back for updated information on the individual acts

Below are some of the groups who performed earlier in 2011

	February 13 Kevin Rice contemporary gospel
	March 13 Whit Whitaker & Diana Hallman Redemption: A Journey from Slavery to Freedom
	April 10 TiVo Jazz Orchestra jazz classics
	May 8 Caribbean Blues island classics

Friday Fellowship evenings are hosted at a different parishioner's home once a month. Church members gather for an informal evening of fellowship and food. Dates and locations for Friday Fellowships are announced in the Weekly Glimpse.

Our Saviour serves campus ministries at two college campuses in Madison County, Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond and Berea College in Berea.

The EKU Episcopal Student Ministry gathers periodically for spiritual formation, and fellowship. Contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if you are interested in participating

Berea Canterbury is a gathering of Episcopal students on the first, third, and fifth Thursdays of the month. Meetings are in the Cowan Chapel (next to Union Church) in Berea at 6:00 p.m. for Eucharist, followed by fellowship over pizza at Papa Leno's.

Men's Bible Study takes place every Monday evening. Dinner is served to those attending in a time of fellowship, followed by an informal discussion of scripture. For more information, contact Danny Justice.

Every second Saturday of the month, men from the church gather for felllowship and yummy breakfast cooked by Stephen Locke.

The Order of the Daughters of the King is a national organization of women dedicated to a life of prayer, service, and evangelism.

The Mary Magdalene chapter at Our Saviour the meets regularly for prayer and study. For more information about our current program, This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

As part of our rule of service to the parish, the chapter helps the vicar maintain the parish prayer list and also maintains a confidential DOK prayer list. If you would like to add a prayer to either list, please contact Monica Burden ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ). Please be clear which list(s) you would like to be on and what type of prayer you are requesting (thanksgiving, national and international concerns, health and peace, work and other issues, spiritual needs, grieving, etc.). Prayers are typically kept on the list for two months, unless otherwise requested.

Respectful discussion for open minds and inquiring hearts about creation, evolution, and ways that science and faith inform each other.

4th Sundays, 1 pm

October 2011 to February 2013

Free and open to the public.

Lunch provided for the first 30 participants.

Theme 1: Issues in Faith and Science

October 30, 2011
What do you know about faith and science?
Dr. Megan Hoffman, professor of biology at Berea College, and the Rev. Richard Burden, priest-in-charge at the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour, lead a discussion about issues in science and theology, laying the groundwork for the series.

November 27, 2011
The Catechism of Creation
Dr. Robert J. Schneider, retired professor of general studies and classical languages, discusses the Episcopal Church's Catechism of Creation, which he helped author, as one church's approach to the issue of science and faith, and how other denominations state their own approaches.

Note: There will be no meeting in December.

Additional sessions are planned as follows (subject to change):

Theme 2: Science through the Prisms of Faith

January 22, 2012
Panel discussion with religious leaders

February 26, 2012
Clergy letter project

March 25, 2012
What about God?

April 22, 2012
Panel discussion with students

May 27, 2012
National speaker

Theme 3: Science & Faith in Non-Fiction & Fiction (Summer Reading)

June 24, 2012
Popular science

July 29, 2012
Fiction

August 26, 2012
TBD

Theme 4: Focused topice: What says the science? What says the faith?

September 23, 2012
TBD

October 28, 2012
TBD

November 25, 2012
TBD

Note: There will be no meeting in December.

Theme 5: Continuing the conversation

January 27, 2013
Personal reconciliations of science & faith

Feburary 24, 2013
Evolution Sunday: Building a community for conversations