St. David's Episcopal Church — Local services in Austin

Good Evening Austin TX!🙋🏽‍♂️☮️ I hope everyone made it home to your family or friends....or I pray you all make it home..... Safely.

So... I don't know or I don't understand how people have become: unconsciously self blinding to "The Abuse" Of The Disabled, Elderly, Fraud, as well as allowing Blatant Inaction by the people of Austin. There is Misappropriation and Deceitfully Continue To Lie, and Take Advantage Of The Trust.... The City of Austin Should Definitely Be Not only aware but; deeply troubled.

I am now: 1 year, 10 months and 29 days into A Cruel; continued; Hateful, and truly ugly and deceitful Conspired Demise. Which is why I Am Going To Reach out to first: stop the Injustice and abuse. I have been Stalked and Disabled by PTSD since 2010. So I dare anyone to try and imagine how distressed I am being...targeted by A Management Of apartment buildings.

I am still being stalked and followed & I am going to take a picture of my door lock so everyone can see that: this is a deliberate carving for easy access. I am asking Austin to take a moment to ask yourself lower the rent to help the Aging, Sick, Disabled, Dying 55 and Up...only to abuse them, defraud and continue to get tax breaks as they take more than they should. There is such Vile and Blatant Corruption.... however, I told GOD: I AM NOT DOING THIS FOR MYSELF.

Let Me Make This 💯 %percent Clear: if any of The Factual Crimes & Statements Were False....I could be sued! I can't keep fighting for Jistice....Alone.I am worn -out.

It has been just Me; and GOD. For this is My Greatest Blessing and There Is Nothing nor No One Who I'd Rather Have and Depend On. 771 days of trying to stop the anguish and destruction.

Good and Love To The World....🫂❤️↔️🌍

PS: I took...

Great staff; very friendly, communicative, helpful. In the midst of pandemic ordering from here is quite simple; once you have the online order down, just ahead to the parking space where it's open and you can see the street and signs such as San Jacinto. And at a parking space you can text to their number something like, '(your name) here, at #(the parking space number, there will be one).' The materials they use are relatively easy to separate, break down, the plastic looking utensils are compostible(sorry if I get this one wrong), so is their bag, and other goods. But note that in all my experience with composting, the only real big eaters for this stuff is vermicomposting, and though they will eat it, I'm personally against over reliance on one species for the break down. Ants can also break it down but there is extra steps needed for ant composting, you in Austin would have to learn to accelerate controlled mold growth conditions for wood materials so that the ants will farm the mold and the mold break down the wood, which itself is a longer process than vermicompost but that is fitting of the costs of consumption itself particularly since you guys don't have glass/porcelain central delivery, manufactures, cleaning, sticking, itinerary, and distributions company. When I clean stuff I tend to keep oily goods on plastic, because the oil absorbs too easily into the wood, sugar is okay on wood, but the oil is not a favored dish for the other organisms, neither for ants nor worms. Usually if a dish is to contain oil, it is best the oil is cooked to a portion with respect to what the human will eat and leave not thrown away, this is one of the best oil...

I have never felt more welcomed by a congregation than I have at St. David’s Episcopal Church in Austin. From the moment I walked through the doors, I was met with warmth, kindness, and a genuine sense of belonging. This is a community that truly cares—not just in words, but in action.

The people here are incredibly well-informed and thoughtful, creating an environment where faith is explored deeply and inclusively. The church’s commitment to justice, service, and spiritual growth is evident in everything they do, from their outreach programs to the way they engage in meaningful discussions.

If you’re looking for a church that is welcoming, compassionate, and actively involved in making the world a better place, St. David’s is the place to be. I’m so grateful to have found this community, and I highly recommend it to anyone searching for a faith...