Christ Chapel has received a grant for the purpose of teaching students how to cook nutritious and delicious meals.  This grant will cover most of the costs for 10 weeks of cooking lessons. Each week will include instruction in subjects such as knife techniques, food safety, grilling, baking, and sauteeing.  With each lesson will come a Bible study on topics such as sharing food, hospitality, and thanksgiving.  The course is strictly limited to 15 students and will involve a small charge per meal. Students will also have to provide their own knife. We will meet to pick a time satisfactory for all (if such a time exists) on Sunday, February 9th at 5:30 p.m.  Come with your schedules in mind and let's find a time to cook up some great suppers.  If you can't come Sunday night, e-mail Pr. Jaime through the link below with the times that work for you.  

Tens of thousands of young adults travel to France, every year to spend time in a community of contemplative prayer. The Taizé Community is an ecumenical monastic order in Taizé, Saône-et-Loire, Burgundy, France. It is composed of more than one hundred brothers, from Protestant and Catholic traditions, who originate from about thirty countries across the world.  Some of those brothers are now heading to Texas, where they will lead a weekend of contemplative prayer and song with young adults between 18 and 35 from all across North America.  The gathering begins with evening prayer on Friday, March 21st, and ends midday on Sunday.  The cost is $45, but because of a special gift from a mentor, $35  will be reimbursed, meaning a weekend experience which would normally entail hundreds of dollars in travel will cost you $10.  Look at

www.taize.fr/texas for more information.  If you plan to register, contact Pr. Jaime first, as if a group of 3 or more is going, he can go too.