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New Life Episcopal Church Working together to love God, love all others and change the world!

Our annual event for adults with special needs evokes a powerful mix of joy and deep emotion for us and our guests! This...
10/20/2026

Our annual event for adults with special needs evokes a powerful mix of joy and deep emotion for us and our guests! This event often sparks overwhelming smiles from our guests as they get to spend time with old friends, make new friends and enjoy some self-expression through karaoke, dance and crafts! We look forward to this event every year!

10/19/2026

=== Deacon's Dismissal ===

I sit in the hospital waiting room, listening to the drone of daytime television and hushed cellphone conversations. There are worn magazines with movie stars on the cover. A man and a woman enter. He has a beard but no mustache. He wears a pale blue shirt, denim pants, suspenders and work boots. She wears a grey dress, a bonnet, and black shoes with thick soles. They look around the room and sit across from me. I nod to the man. He nods in return. We wait together, the three of us, saying not a word, the television prattling on.

Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!

Josh

We celebrated God's creatures great and small as we honored St. Francis on October 5th. Fun and fur filled the church as...
10/17/2026

We celebrated God's creatures great and small as we honored St. Francis on October 5th. Fun and fur filled the church as our beloved pets were blessed by Rev. Barbara. We always look forward to this special day!

10/12/2026

=== Deacon's Dismissal ===

Mindful of the ethos of today’s world, and chancing upon Thomas Moore’s Introduction to Thomas Merton’s 1965 book, Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander, these words: “In all his writing Merton was onto this mystery that can be appreciated only through religious vision or through an extraordinarily subtle psychology: genuine strength arises only in a condition of vulnerability. The flagrant display and self-serving use of power are an admission of deep incapacity.”

Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!

Josh

There's something special about starting the week in a peaceful, meditative setting. Our Taize service encompasses a con...
10/09/2026

There's something special about starting the week in a peaceful, meditative setting. Our Taize service encompasses a contemplative, ecumenical form of common prayer originating from the Taizé Community in France. It centers on meditative singing, a period of silence, Scripture readings, and candlelight to foster an atmosphere of inner peace and deep spiritual reflection.
We cordially invite you to join us this Sunday, October 11th to New Life Episcopal Church for our monthly Taize service at 7pm. Our address is 13118 Church Ave NW, Uniontown, OH 44685
We are blessed to Adam Keeler, classical guitarist for our musical accompaniment.

10/05/2026

=== Deacon's Dismissal ===

What might I say for myself? Born in 1949, I’ll soon be 80. I am the only son of an only son of an only son. My mother was born 1908, my father 1901. Our early years were in Antigua, West Indies. I graduated a well regarded prep-school but never came close to graduating college. I worked at various jobs, then invented my own work locating missing heirs for banks and attorneys. Ordained deacon November 12, 2010. I was married once in a church, twice in museums. I love my wife, Linda, my three sons, and almost everyone else.

Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!

Josh

09/28/2026

=== Deacon's Dismissal ===

The old man shambled along the sidewalk in front of the grocery store. There, he was greeted by a Cub Scout holding a tin can. “Support Cub Scouts?” The old man felt about his pockets, looking for a loose nickel or a few pennies. “Well, I don’t … wait … no … maybe … I forgot my money. Say, that’s a quite a collection of merit badges! How’d you earn all those?” The boy spoke earnestly of each badge as the old man listened. A half-dozen folks dropped money into the boy’s tin but neither the boy nor the old man took notice.

Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!

Josh

We welcome you and your furry friends to our Blessing of the Animals next Sunday, October 4th at 10am. We honor St Franc...
09/27/2026

We welcome you and your furry friends to our Blessing of the Animals next Sunday, October 4th at 10am. We honor St Francis as he treated all living creatures with deep respect and kindness!

09/20/2026

=== Deacon's Dismissal ===

My father’s mother was a lady of refinement, a widow with many friends and a busy social life. When the U.S. entered World War II, after Pearl Harbor in 1941, my grandmother set aside her small pleasures … tea with friends, visits to the art museum, a drive in the country … and considered what she might do to aid American soldiers overseas … something practical … something real. She had never met a wounded man, nor heard the guns of war, but every day until the war’s end, on September 2, 1945, she sewed bandages that the Red Cross shipped to Europe.

Go in peace to love and serve the Lord!

Josh

Address

13118 Church Avenue NW
Uniontown, OH
44685

Opening Hours

9am - 1pm

Telephone

+13306993554

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