Let’s get St. Cyprian’s designated as Best Church in St. Augustine. The first phase is to get all the nominations we can by midnight, December 7, so ask your friends and relatives far and wide to nominate St. Cyprian’s.

Click on the link below to get started. Scroll down to the “Spiritual” category, type in or click on “St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church,” add an email address, then you may need to hit “Continue.” 

Come enjoy an evening of Barbershop Quartet music by a popular local band that plays at festivals and other events throughout St. Augustine and Northeast Florida. The Ancient City Slickers will leave you humming familiar songs.

Wine & Cheese reception following the service.  ​Appetizers to share are a welcomed addition.
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​Prayerfully prepare the altar for Holy Eucharist each week, including feasts like Christmas and Easter. 

The Centering Prayer group last week discussed Richard Rohr's statement:
 
"We have found the enemy and it is us. But only when we get ourselves out of the way can we judge anyone else and take on the powers that be with righteous indignation."

How would you respond to the above statement? Think about it!
 "Healthy religion is always about love. All we can do is get out of the way." 
(Everything Belongs)
 
The next meeting of the group is on 6/13 at 4:30 pm.

St. Cyprian's Concert on the Commons presents Mama Blue and her Band on Sunday, May 20, 6:30 pm
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Eloquently dubbed the "Sultry Sister of Soul," Mama Blue is captivating, grounded, and real. Her gifted voice and stage presence are uplifting, unforgettable, and addictive!  

Bring a chair if you have one, a beverage of choice, and a dish to share.

Ladies, plan to join your beautiful peers on Saturday, May 12 at 10:30 in the Mission House. This month, the group will be continuing the discussion of “Those Episkopols,” a guide to the facts, history, and meaning of our rich Episcopal tradition. Come share your questions and comments on any part of the book that speaks to you. Everything is confidential. Contact: Babs Lutton.

The "Let Freedom Ring" Chimes Project was dedicated on Wednesday, April 4 ... the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.  The $150,000 public art project was a collaboration of Compassionate St. Augustine, the City of St. Augustine, and Keep Riberia Point Green.  The fourteen pentatonic contrabass chimes were sponsored by various groups, usually in honor or memory of some event or person having a significant role in the African American and Civil Rights timeline of Lincolnville and St. Augustine.

​St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church has sponsored a chime for the Rev. Fr. Peter Williams Cassey, the first Vicar of our church, and resident of Lincolnville (see article below).  An anonymous donor has given us a grant that will match every gift for the Fr. Cassey chime up to $2,500.  If you would like to donate please send a check to St. Cyprian's office, or put it in the plate on Sunday with "Chime" in the memo line.