Join us for an incredibly special evening in which we inaugurate our new program, Friends of Music at St. Francis, with a Roman twist! Parishioner Emil David, Chef/Owner of Louisville fine dining restaurant Perso, will bring forth the unique flavors of the Eternal City in a mouth-watering three-course dinner served in Graves Hall. Live music, including Italian opera […]
The St. Francis chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BOSA) is a men's group that meets regularly on Saturday mornings for breakfast, Bible study, and fellowship. Meetings are open to guests and take place in Rooms 201/202. If you are interested in joining, contact Chapter Chair John Groth or Treasurer Scott Calvert.
Joyful Noise Singing School, a formation program for children aged 5-9, will introduce children to signing basics, encourage an early love of church music, and help them build confidence by singing a monthly prelude. This class begins on September 7 at 10:15 a.m., and meets downstairs in Room 117. No audition or previous musical experience […]
What actually moves us—toward goodness or toward disordered desires? The Christian tradition understands virtues and vices not merely as “good habits” and “bad habits,” but as expressions—healthy or disordered—of deeply human desires. In this seven-week Rector’s Forum, we will explore the classic virtues and vices as a mirror held up to our own lives, helping […]
Join us this winter for Rooted: a Young Adult Small Group specifically for those in their 20s and 30s. We’ll meet on Sundays at 10:15 a.m., January 11 through March 22 in the Williamson Room (next to the elevator). We'll be exploring a Rule of Life—what it is, how to thoughtfully build one, and how […]
Are you interested in being Confirmed or Received into the Episcopal Church? Do you want to learn more about what our tradition believes? Join us for Sacred Foundation: The St. Francis Catechumenate. This six-week class for adults is the formation program required for those who are seeking to be Confirmed or Received, and encouraged for anyone […]
Do you love the Narnia book series? Are you in third through fifth grade? If so, we invite you to attend our Narnia Book Club! We will meet the third Sunday of each month from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. throughout the school year. We will have a time of book discussion, a special themed snack, […]
Each Sunday Night, the Youth of St. Francis gather for a time of food and fellowship, prayer, and fun! We meet at the Vicarage at 6:00 for dinner. After we clean up, we go to the chapel for prayer. We end the night with fun games and activities.
The Gospel of John has captivated minds and hearts from the earliest days of the Church. It is a rich and challenging gospel that was “written that you may believe,” and which has just as much resonance today as ever. This winter, join us an exploration of the first half of this fascinating gospel during […]
Saint Michael’s Conference is a week-long summer conference that centers on worship, discussion, recreation, and relaxation, so young adults can seek a clearer vision of God in Christ. This once-a-year camp takes place in West Hartford, Connecticut, and gathers Anglican high schoolers and college students from all over the country. This year, the Conference is […]
Each Wednesday night during the program year, our youth gather with the parish for our community Wednesday Night Dinner. They then break off into their own small group, studying the same material as Essentials Small Group Experience. The evening begins at 5:45 p.m. in Graves Hall and concludes at 7:30 p.m.
The Acts of the Apostles tells the story of the earliest days of the church, a story of ordinary men and women who shook the world with the Good News of Jesus Christ. Join us on Wednesday nights to follow in their footsteps. Each week will begin with a short lecture before small group discussion. […]
All children are invited to "Crossroads," our Wednesday night programming for our youngest disciples ages 3 through 5th grade! Join us on the Lower Level after Wednesday Night Dinner for an age-appropriate journey through faith, Church traditions, and sacred Scripture!
Join Fr. Clint on Thursday mornings from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. to study Romans For Everyone, Part II. There is no charge for the class, but registration on Realm is required. Click here to sign up! The book is available for purchase on Amazon at this link.
Join us for Food for Thought as we welcome Teddy Abrams, Louisville Orchestra Music Director, back to St. Francis on Thursday, March 19! Teddy was chosen as Musical America’s 2022 Conductor of the Year, and his work has been profiled by CBS Sunday Morning, PBS NewsHour, NPR, The New Yorker, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times, which hails him as a “maestro of […]
The St. Francis chapter of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew (BOSA) is a men's group that meets regularly on Saturday mornings for breakfast, Bible study, and fellowship. Meetings are open to guests and take place in Rooms 201/202. If you are interested in joining, contact Chapter Chair John Groth or Treasurer Scott Calvert.
Joyful Noise Singing School, a formation program for children aged 5-9, will introduce children to signing basics, encourage an early love of church music, and help them build confidence by singing a monthly prelude. This class begins on September 7 at 10:15 a.m., and meets downstairs in Room 117. No audition or previous musical experience […]
This year in Sunday School, our Middle Schoolers will walk through the whole Bible from start to finish. They will get to know God's great story for all of creation and how they are a part of it! The Bible can be intimidating and overwhelming. By opening our Bibles each week and looking at each […]
Confirmation is the rite in which we express a mature commitment to Christ, and receive strength from the Holy Spirit through prayer and the laying on of hands by a Bishop. At St. Francis in the Fields, preparation for confirmation is open to all who are baptized and will at least in the 8th grade […]
What actually moves us—toward goodness or toward disordered desires? The Christian tradition understands virtues and vices not merely as “good habits” and “bad habits,” but as expressions—healthy or disordered—of deeply human desires. In this seven-week Rector’s Forum, we will explore the classic virtues and vices as a mirror held up to our own lives, helping […]
Join us this winter for Rooted: a Young Adult Small Group specifically for those in their 20s and 30s. We’ll meet on Sundays at 10:15 a.m., January 11 through March 22 in the Williamson Room (next to the elevator). We'll be exploring a Rule of Life—what it is, how to thoughtfully build one, and how […]
Are you interested in being Confirmed or Received into the Episcopal Church? Do you want to learn more about what our tradition believes? Join us for Sacred Foundation: The St. Francis Catechumenate. This six-week class for adults is the formation program required for those who are seeking to be Confirmed or Received, and encouraged for anyone […]
Christian Tradition teaches us that certain physical practices can act as means of grace, forming deep habits of holiness in life that then transform our hearts and souls. Over the course of three weeks in this Lenten season, High Schoolers are invited to learn and explore some of these disciplines with Elizabeth Girardy and Margaret Brunner.
Join us for another knock-down, drag-out game of "Underground Church" on March 22! Described by some as "sardines on steroids," this game will have you hiding in many nooks and crannies of our church that you never knew existed!