The Bristol solar array went online on January 8, 2022. For the first few months, we used more electricity than our portion of the production of the solar array.

At the last vestry meeting we discussed the Holy Cow Survey and planned out a list of goals and New Ministry objectives for the coming year.

When you first meet Ben Beese, you might think he’s a nice looking young man with a big smile.

St. Stephen’s arrived on the scene in Middlebury and grew in strength and prominence in the early 1800s, a time when debate over slavery raged throughout the nation.

This sign has always delighted me; in fact when I was young and we traveled, our family always called out “There’s an Episcopal church welcomes you sign…” whenever we glimpsed one as we passed through cities and towns.

There are a few things blooming and here are a few images: Ajuga Chocolate Chip - the purple bloom; Bleeding Heart (Dicentra) - the pink bloom; and a Hellebore bloom - the green/cream bloom.

For the first time since 2019, we hosted the cyclists of Bike the US for MS for two nights. This is a nationwide organization to raise funds and awareness of research and support for those living with multiple sclerosis.

Long ago, in the Land of Green Mountains and Otter-Filled Creeks, in the Bury of Middle, there dwelt a people of upright character who were full of energy and of great kindness.

Photos from the Ukraine concert

Spring has finally arrived! The vestry has been busy with the Holy Cow survey, the results of which will help to set vestry goals for the next year.

In 2020, the Outreach Committee supported GYI with funding that allowed for the purchase of the necessary equipment to provide safe, long acting contraceptive methods within GYI’s youth center on a daily basis.

There are a few things blooming and here are a few images: Ajuga Chocolate Chip - the purple bloom; Bleeding Heart (Dicentra) - the pink bloom; and a Hellebore bloom - the green/cream bloom.

As those shivers of excitement ripple through your body at the thought of Peasant Market, it is time to think about intake of items

The green and growing season has finally arrived !!

We can only imagine what was in the hearts and minds of the early settlers.