Dr. Ethan Vander Leek, a postulant in the Diocese of Wisconsin, is teaching an 8-week online course through Forging Ploughshares exploring the theology and philosophy of peace.

Together, participants will engage questions like: What is true peace? What is false peace? How does Jesus make peace? The course explores peace across personal, relational, political, and cosmic dimensions, engaging voices such as St. Augustine, Julian of Norwich, Thomas Merton, Rowan Williams, and more

All parishes and clergy without their own Easter Vigil are warmly invited to join the Cathedral community for a shared celebration of the Great Vigil of Easter .

Celebrate five years of silent film magic at St. John the Divine with a special anniversary screening and live improvised organ accompaniment.

What began as a Holy Week experiment has grown into a beloved Burlington tradition. This milestone evening returns to the very film that started it all—along with a joyful comedy to welcome the spring season.

Joint Holy Communion service celebrating the shared ministry of Trinity Janesville and St. Paul’s Beloit. March 22 at 10 AM at St. Paul’s, Beloit. All are welcome, with fellowship to follow.

St. John’s Episcopal Church is delighted to welcome internationally acclaimed organist and composer Paul Fey for a special afternoon recital this March.

Join us every third Saturday at All Saints' Cathedral (818 E Juneau Ave, Milwaukee) from 1–3 p.m. for crafting, creativity, and fellowship! All are welcome—friends, family, and community members.

Join us for a lively celebration of Johann Sebastian Bach’s birthday with an organ recital by Curt Sather. This special midday performance will highlight the timeless beauty and energy of Bach’s music, performed on the organ in the beautiful setting of Trinity Episcopal Church in Wauwatosa.

Concert lecture by Dr. Alex Jones exploring music, memory, and innovation, with performances of Mendelssohn, Liszt, and Reubke. March 15 at 6 PM at St. Paul’s Milwaukee. Free admission.v

Planning for the end of life is one of the most important—and often avoided—acts of care we can offer our loved ones. This presentation offers practical guidance and faithful reflection to help you think through advance directives, funeral planning, and the spiritual dimensions of preparing for death.

Experience Choral Evensong at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Milwaukee, on March 1 at 4:30 PM. Free and open to all, featuring the St. Paul’s Choir and Dr. Alex Jones.

Planning for the end of life is one of the most important—and often avoided—acts of care we can offer our loved ones. This presentation offers practical guidance and faithful reflection to help you think through advance directives, funeral planning, and the spiritual dimensions of preparing for death.

Christ Episcopal Church invites artists of all ages and disciplines to participate in the 2026 Inspired Reflections Art Show, a vibrant, community-wide celebration of creativity, reflection, and sacred imagination.

On Saturday, February 28, 2026, the Oblates of the Oblates of Our Lady of Walsingham will host the first-ever Oblate Saturday — a gentle, open-house day of prayer, story, and hospitality at the Shrine.

Holy Trinity invites the community to a moving presentation of The Wall, a powerful one-act play by Richard Lauchman, exploring themes of hope, forgiveness, and redemption.

Holy Trinity invites the community to a moving presentation of The Wall, a powerful one-act play by Richard Lauchman, exploring themes of hope, forgiveness, and redemption.

Join St. Paul’s Episcopal Church for a Choral Evensong, a contemplative service of music, prayer, and scripture rooted in the Anglican tradition. The service will be led by the St. Paul’s Choir under the direction of Dr. Alex Jones, Director of Music & Liturgy.

Begin Christmas morning with gratitude and praise at St. Matthew’s Christmas Day Mass. This quiet, joyful service centers on the mystery of the Incarnation and the unfolding hope of Christ’s birth.

Celebrate the holiness and wonder of the Nativity at St. Matthew’s Christmas Eve Mass. This 8:00 p.m. service—complete with incense—brings together traditional liturgy, beloved hymns, and the beauty of candlelit worship.

For anyone who feels out of step with the usual “merry and bright” this season, this service offers a quieter, gentler place to breathe. Blue Christmas is especially meaningful for those carrying grief or loss—whether from the death of a loved one, divorce, illness, job loss, or other heavy changes.

Join St. Paul’s Episcopal Church for a beautiful and time-honored Festival of Lessons & Carols, a candlelit service weaving together Scripture, beloved carols, and choral music that tells the story of God’s promise and hope.

St. Mary’s Longest Night Service offers a quiet, contemplative space to acknowledge those harder feelings. Join us for a time of reflection, comfort, and hope as we honor the fullness of the season—both its light and its shadows.

Come enjoy beloved seasonal works, choral favorites, and instrumental selections in the beautiful acoustic setting of Trinity’s sanctuary.

During the four Sundays of Advent, St. Matthew’s will offer a weekly Advent Spiritual Formation gathering at 9:00 a.m. This series invites participants into a deeper exploration of Advent themes—hope, peace, joy, and love—through scripture study, discussion, and shared reflection.

Step away from the rush of the season and enter a space of quiet reflection with Stations of the Nativity. Held every Friday at noon throughout Advent

Not everyone approaches the holidays with joy and ease. For many, December carries grief, stress, or complicated emotions. St. Matthew’s offers a gentle and contemplative Blue Christmas Service for anyone seeking quiet, healing space during the season

Join Trinity Episcopal Church for their 31st Annual Festival of Lessons & Carols, a beloved Advent tradition that blends Scripture readings, choral music, and hymns in a candlelit, contemplative setting. This unique worship experience invites all to pause, listen, and prepare their hearts for the coming of Christ.