Jazz Vespers with Mama Blue - Join us at the end of Romanza Festivale for an evening of jazz with acclaimed singer Mama Blue.  Our Jazz Vespers is an informal service of readings, prayers and delightful music, and it is open to the public.  following the service there will be a Wine & Cheese reception in the Mission House.  Jazz Vespers will be taking a sabbatical for the summer and the next Jazz Vespers will be September 21.

Lonesome Bert & Friends - The Commons at St. Cyprian’s - 6-8pm 

Join us for an evening of music remembering Pete Seeger and his passionate commitment to the environment.  Bring your lawn chairs, beverage of your choosing, and an appetizer to share … and plan to sing along.  Remembering that it is Earth Day please walk or ride your bikes if you can.  

This event is being sponsored by St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church and the St. Augustine Initiative for Compassion.  The Commons at St. Cyprian’s is located adjacent to the church at the corner of M L King Avenue and Lovett Street in the historic Lincolnville neighborhood of St. Augustine.  (One half mile south of Flagler College and the main Post Office.)  For more information call 829-8828, or email [email protected].

“The Other Good Friday” - 6pm

The predominate understanding in the Christian Church of Jesus’ death on a cross is “sacrificial redemption” for all humanity.  But it is not the only way to understand the crucifixion … did Jesus die for speaking truth to power?  Join us for another way to observe Jesus’ death on a cross.

Easter Sunday -
April 20 at 10am -
Festival Holy Eucharist Celebrating the Resurrection

Blessing of the Palms & Holy Eucharist -
The Rev. Paul-Gordon Chandler – Preacher  

The Rev. Paul-Gordon Chandler is the former Rector of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Cairo, Egypt and the founder of Caravan, a non-profit organization promoting Christian – Muslim relations through the arts.  He is accompanying Mohamed Abla, an outstanding Muslim artist from Egypt who will be in St. Augustine as a visiting lecturer at Flagler College.

St. Cyprian’s to Host Benefit Symposium ...
HEEDING THE CRY!:  How Our Traditions Call Us To The Civil Rights Movement. 

The St. Augustine Jewish Historical Society is presenting a symposium and Wine & Cheese reception at St. Cyprian’s on Wednesday, April 9 at 7pm.  This fund-raising benefit is to support Justice, Justice: The 50th Anniversary of Mass Arrest of Rabbis in St. Augustine on June 18, 1964. Rabbi Joshua Leif of Congregation Araveth Chesed in Jacksonville, and the Rev. Ted Voorhees of St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church will discuss the teachings of their faith traditions about civil disobedience, non-violent protest, and human rights.  A $20 donation is suggested.  For more information email [email protected] or call St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church at 829-8828.  (St. Cyprian’s is located on the corner of Martin Luther King Avenue and Lovett Street in the historic Lincolnville neighborhood of St. Augustine … one half mile south of the main Post Office.)