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As many of you know … during this holiday season with our downtown flooded with visitors during the Nights of Lights … St. Cyprian’s is the host site for Dining With Dignity on Fridays and Saturdays. So, on Friday afternoon … as I was putting up the “Welcome Dining With Dignity” banner outside on the corner … a man came by and asked about the sign. He was from out-of-town visiting family in the neighborhood for Thanksgiving and he was curious about the church. I told him a little bit about our congregation, and I unlocked the doors to show him our sanctuary. Like so many others who see our church for the first time he commented on the beautiful woodwork and the stained glass window. He then asked about the steel tension rods crossing the nave, and I explained about the renovation of the church in the late 1990s and a bit of the history of St. Cyprian’s.
As many of you know … during this holiday season with our downtown flooded with visitors during the Nights of Lights … St. Cyprian’s is the host site for Dining With Dignity on Fridays and Saturdays. So, on Friday afternoon … as I was putting up the “Welcome Dining With Dignity” banner outside on the corner … a man came by and asked about the sign. He was from out-of-town visiting family in the neighborhood for Thanksgiving and he was curious about the church. I told him a little bit about our congregation, and I unlocked the doors to show him our sanctuary. Like so many others who see our church for the first time he commented on the beautiful woodwork and the stained glass window. He then asked about the steel tension rods crossing the nave, and I explained about the renovation of the church in the late 1990s and a bit of the history of St. Cyprian’s.
