Who We Are
† We’re The Holy Apostles
Which ever path you’ve taken to get to our site, we’re glad you made it. Now that you’re here, we’ll explain a little about our “congregation”. We began worshipping together at the end of 2008 in the Episcopal Church that was vacated by the congregation of St. Bartholomew’s, in Tonawanda, NY. The folks from St. Bart’s had amassed quite a large group and were in need of a larger facility. They ventured off in a new direction in October of 2008, God be with them.
We struggled to find ways to grow our new plant. It was named Holy Apostles as an inspiration for us to spread “The Good News”. We grew from three, to five, to eight and then 10. We painted, gardened and cut the grass. We were on our way. Now 15, nearly 20… Then, in October of 2009, we were informed that Holy Apostles would be closed at the end of the year.
Do we really need a building?
With the guidance of Rev. Sare Gordy during our discernment, we came together and decided to keep our group alive and become a band of traveling apostles, visiting a different church in our Diocese each week. Hence this website was born.
The Holy Apostles have been “spreading the love” since January 3, 2010.
We’re vibrant, and we’re here to hear God’s message to the world in a progressive new way that makes room for everyone – and we mean everyone. We’re here to grow, to be challenged to live up to God’s best dream for us, and to help one another when we fall short.
Everyone is welcome at The Holy Apostles website.
Feel free to Register and participate in our discussions or just tell us what you think about our website and how we’re doing.
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Thanks for visiting and we hope to see you again.
Peace
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