On All Saints’, we celebrate the life and labor of all of God’s saints, known and unknown, living and dead. That means YOU! Come for Holy Eucharist at 10:30. Afterward, we will join together for an All Saints’ Potluck.
In this interpreted Bible study, deaf and hard-of-hearing participants are invited to bring their questions and experience to a guided conversation about the Bible. We will learn about the history, stories, theology, and interpretation of Christianity's Holy Scripture in an open and inclusive way. No preparation needed. Led by Daniel Wise with ASL interpretation. Nursery […]
This multi-church effort run by Austin City Lutherans and housed in Faith Presbyterian Church (1314 E Oltorf Street) distributes food, diapers, and other household supplies to hundreds of families in The Hill’s neighborhood and surrounding areas every month. Sign up to help with distribution. With questions, contact Alicia Reinmund-Martinez.
Make your voice heard! Cast your vote at The Hill — an official Travis County polling location. Don’t forget to bring your ID and exercise your right to vote!
Feast Day Fellowships are an opportunity for Hillside families to enjoy a morning snack and activity in community with parishioners from the Hill. In celebration of Día de los Muertos - or “All Saints' Day” in the Episcopal Church - we will spend some time with the student-decorated ofrenda, sharing stories of everyday saints who […]
War! Prophecy! Dynastic drama! Who needs Game of Thrones when you've got a 2,500 year old text that tells the story of Israel's transition from governance by judges to monarchical rule? Join us at the Hill for a drop-in conversation on this remarkable piece of scriptural storytelling. No prep necessary. For weekly updates, make sure […]
Compline (night prayer) is a brief and reflective liturgy of the Episcopal Church. All are welcome to participate in this service, typically led by a member of our 20s-30s group.
Bring photos and mementos of your deceased loved ones and ancestors to place on the “ofrenda” table as a sign of God’s faithful presence in the lives of all the […]
Whether you are new to the Episcopal tradition or a longtime Episcopalian, the six-part The Episcopal Way series is a great way to learn about our Anglican and Episcopal roots and traditions. Led by the clergy of Good Shepherd, these classes will introduce Episcopal Church history, liturgy, and theology, The Book of Common Prayer, and […]
Join us for a discussion on the Sunday lectionary scripture readings. No preparation is necessary, but if you want to read ahead, you can find the reading schedule at Lectionary Page.
