If marriage is a picture of Christ's love for the Church, then married couples have a powerful ministry to the world. They are a living sign of the spousal love of Jesus-- the love that calls people from every tribe, tongue, and nation to the family of God. This means
Last night, Truro participated in an interdenominational memorial service "for any who mourn a child lost through miscarriage, premature birth, stillbirth, abortion, or infant death." It was a sobering and worshipful time of prayer, grief, and sharing. Here is an excerpt from the teaching delivered by Coleman Tyler and Hannah
“Amore” is a word you may hear a lot around Truro. On its most fundamental level, Amore is about experiencing the love of God through the love of families. The family, as the cell of society and a community of love, show us what God is like. But also, the
“Amore” isn’t just about a certain small group model or program— it is a lifestyle of opening your life to others. That means you can embrace the Amore lifestyle in big and small ways every day. As Easter approaches, perhaps you are planning a family lunch. Who could you invite
Learn in community this Lent by joining a community group to discuss themes from "Tough Conversations with the Heart of Jesus" by Truro parishioner Rich Tiller. This book and accompanying study guide are designed to help us personalize and practice our Lenten theme this year of peacemaking and reconciliation. The
Take a few moments on this Valentine’s Day week to think about how our love— be it through the vocation of marriage or singleness— can continually be conformed to the pattern of our Savior and His Cross: "If marriage and singleness alike are about this sort of holy death to
"Signs of Love: Christian Liturgy in the Everyday Life of the Family" is a foundational text for life at Truro. In it, Fr. Renzo Bonetti explores the deep connection between the work of the Church—the corporate body of Christ—with the work of the family, the domestic body of Christ. He
