Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd P.O. Box 61698 San Angelo, Texas 76901-1698 (325) 949-6260 www.anglicanchurchofthegoodshepherd.com Reaching the Families of the Concho Valley with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ! Meets the 1st Monday (2nd Monday on holidays) At 6:00 pm in the Parish Hall Meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 6:00 pm In the Library NEW TIME Meets the 2nd and 4th Monday At 1:00 to 3:00pm In the Library Copyright: No portion of this publication may be copied or stored electronically without prior written permission of the Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd. A G N U S D E I September 2012 Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd Reaching the Families of the Concho Valley with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ! Brothers and sisters, Our Vision is to be “Here for all. One for Christ.” We wel- come men and women, boys and girls of all ages, single or married. Our Mission, is to enfold individuals and families with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ! We say we want our church to grow, and we are grateful for weekly guests and the new members who find their place in the Fam- ily of God at Good Shepherd. We welcome Sarah Arnold as our Nursery Attendant. Sarah is a junior at Central High School, and member of Sierra Vista Methodist Church and Youth Group. She is an exemplary student and a runner on the Track Team at Central. She comes highly recommended. She will staff the nursery from 9:00-Noon each Sunday. We are training church members who volunteer to serve with Sarah in the Nursery and Roselee Wilson and Jo Lieber in Children’s Sunday School Class. Thank you to those who are committed to helping in this vital ministry. Each room in which children are gathered for care or class must have two adults present at all times. For their safety, children are not to be left unattended in the building at any time. Frankly, not enough of us have volunteered to serve as ‘helpers’ in either area. We need you to step up. Each volunteer working with chil- dren in the church must take the Ministry Safe training and pass the Quiz at the end of the course. The training is about an hour in duration. Our commitment with Ministry Safe is to have two persons present in all set- tings where children are involved. Will you consider stepping forward to serve with us? Volunteers will serve once per month, and if enough folks come forward, perhaps once in six or eight weeks. We will not allow the Nursery of Classes to function without two trained adults being present. Our children and their safety are that important. Let’s not hinder them from coming to Jesus! For more information contact Nan Barber. Serving with you, Father Stan Burdock, Pastor “Let the little children come to Me, and do not hinder them, for the Kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” Matthew 19:14 Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd 3355 W. Beauregard San Angelo, Texas 76904 (325) 949-6260 www.anglicanchurchofthegoodshepherd.com Send articles, announcements and feed back to [email protected]
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Anglican Church
of the Good Shepherd P.O. Box 61698
San Angelo, Texas 76901-1698
(325) 949-6260
www.anglicanchurchofthegoodshepherd.com
Reaching the Families of the Concho Valley with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ!
Meets the 1st Monday
(2nd Monday on holidays)
At 6:00 pm in the Parish Hall
Meets the 2nd and 4th
Mondays at 6:00 pm
In the Library
NEW TIME
Meets the 2nd and 4th Monday At 1:00 to 3:00pm
In the Library
Copyright: No portion of this publication may be copied or stored electronically without prior written permission of the Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd.
A G N U S D E I September 2012
Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd
Reaching the Families of the Concho Valley with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ!
Brothers and sisters, Our Vision is to be “Here for all. One for Christ.” We wel-come men and women, boys and girls of all ages, single or married. Our Mission, is to enfold individuals and families with the Transforming Love of Jesus Christ! We say we want our church to grow, and we are grateful for weekly guests and the new members who find their place in the Fam-ily of God at Good Shepherd.
We welcome Sarah Arnold as our Nursery Attendant. Sarah is a junior at Central High School, and member of Sierra Vista Methodist Church and Youth Group. She is an exemplary student and a runner on the Track Team at Central. She comes highly recommended. She will staff the nursery from 9:00-Noon each Sunday. We are training church members who volunteer to serve with Sarah in the Nursery and Roselee Wilson and Jo Lieber in Children’s Sunday School Class. Thank you to those who are committed to helping in this vital ministry. Each room in which children are gathered for care or class must have two adults present at all times. For their safety, children are not to be left unattended in the building at any time.
Frankly, not enough of us have volunteered to serve as ‘helpers’ in either area. We need you to step up. Each volunteer working with chil-dren in the church must take the Ministry Safe training and pass the Quiz at the end of the course. The training is about an hour in duration. Our commitment with Ministry Safe is to have two persons present in all set-tings where children are involved. Will you consider stepping forward to serve with us? Volunteers will serve once per month, and if enough folks come forward, perhaps once in six or eight weeks. We will not allow the Nursery of Classes to function without two trained adults being present. Our children and their safety are that important. Let’s not hinder them from coming to Jesus! For more information contact Nan Barber.
We now consider The Offertory. Following our confession of faith in the Holy Trinity in the Creed,
and the confession of our sinfulness and rebellion against our loving Creator, and extending the peace of rec-
onciliation to whoever has offended us, we are now prepared to unite our self-offering to the “once and for all
offering” of Jesus on the Cross in the Holy Eucharist. Let’s consider three aspects of this self-offering.
First: Returning the gifts. One of the great truths celebrated in God’s Word is that He has created us
and commissioned us to be stewards of this world. Genesis , I and 2 reveals this truth. Man is placed in the gar-
den to “till it and keep it.” Created in the image of God, we are charged to care for the environment in which
we have been placed. Water, plants, rocks, minerals, swimming, creeping, flying and walking things are put
under our charge and care. Even the breath that fills our lungs, the hydrogen and oxygen, is a gift from God
who breathes into our “nostrils the breath of life.” Nothing of this world is ours, and when we die, we take
nothing of this world’s treasures with us. With the prophet we say:“Everything comes from You, and we have
given You only what comes from Your hand.” - 1 Chr. 29:14. Our tithe, 10% of our income and sacrificial gifts
(that offered over and above our tithe) are in recognition that God provides it all. We return to Him that portion
that we He has entrusted to our stewardship. In giving our tithe and offerings, we express our dependence on
the Lord for our daily life, and the confidence we have that He will meet our daily needs. (Mt. 6:33)
Second: Saying thank You. Our tithes and offerings are tokens of our self-giving. What the Lord de-
sires is a life-giving relationship with you and me. He loves us and seeks to fill us with the awareness of His
presence, provision and purpose for each of us. As awareness grows of the Lord’s overwhelming care for us,
gratitude wells up in our minds, and we find that words are inadequate to express our thanks. We come to real-
ize that the only response possible and acceptable is to surrender ourselves to the Lord. “I urge you brothers,
in view of God’s mercy, to offer yourselves as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God - which is your spiri-
tual worship.” - Romans 12:1 We offer to the Lord the internal treasure of our lives, our minds, imaginations,
emotions, talents, abilities, as well as the gifts of the Holy Spirit entrusted to us to serve others. We say thank
You by the way we live, to love and honor Jesus.
Third: One with Christ. We only come to know God as our Father through Jesus the Son. Jesus died
in our place to free us from the penalty of sin. The Scripture says He died “once and for all.” (Rom. 6:10) Dur-
ing the Holy Eucharist, we unite our moment by moment self-offering to His eternal “once and for all” offer-
ing. (Hebrews 10:19-23) We acknowledge that “the death He died, He died to sin once for all; but now the life
He lives, He lives to God.” We count ourselves “dead to sin but alive to God in Christ Jesus.” (Romans 6:11)
The offering of ourselves is united to all those in all times and places who have been united to Christ Jesus in
His death and now reign with Him in heaven. (Hebrews 12:1; Revelation 7:9-17) The saints on earth partici-
pate in the Wedding Banquet of the Lamb of God who has taken away the sins of the world. (Revelation 19:9)
The “people of God” are given “the gifts of God” - the Body and Blood of our Lord Jesus Christ assuring us of
His unconditional love and acceptance through Christ’s death. Here we partake of the true Bread which has
come down from heaven to give life to the world.
Summary: We give what we have been given. Jesus said: “blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is
the Kingdom of Heaven.” (Matthew 5:3) Life in the Kingdom of God begins with the awareness that we have
nothing to give to God. In fact, all that we ‘have’ is really His. We approach the Holy Table as the widow in
the Temple courts who “… out of her poverty put in all she had.” (Luke 21:4)
The Anglican Way: “Stand to praise. Sit to hear. Kneel to pray.”
Thursday's Intercessors Each Thursday morning those committed to prayer for the needs of church members and non-members alike, gather in the chapel from 9:30-11:00 AM. Those wishing to participate as an intercessor, or
who would like to be prayed for, come by the chapel.
All are welcome.
The Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd
is a parish of The Anglican Church in North America.
Put these dates in your calendar today! We will gather at the Stasney-Cook Ranch in Albany, Texas
for dinner on Friday through lunch on Sunday. Fr. Jon Stasney will lead the retreat on men’s respon-
sibility to the Lord, to their families, to their community. Pack up you weapons, fishing gear, binocu-
lars and join us for a time or spiritual and physical refreshment in the rolling prairie of north Texas.
The cost is $140/person. Scholarships are available. Men of the church and their buddies are en-
couraged to join us.
Deacon June’s Letter September marks readings from the Gospel of Mark, chapters 7-9. We’ll watch Jesus mirror some of
what we saw in August. The readings this month show Jesus:
disputing the traditions of the Pharisees which contradict God’s law,
including Gentiles by healing the Syrophoenician Woman’s daughter,
heals a deaf man and a blind man,
feeding 4,000 families,
fulfilling Old Testament prophecies,
and, teaching us clearly that God has come to us.
September also marks for us the beginning of the school year. In many ways, it feels like a new year
more than January 1st does. Is this a good time for us to consider
breaking our traditions which hinder us from God’s love and grace,
knowing that God calls out to all humanity, not just the folks we like or folks who are like us,
praying that our deaf ears will hear and our blind eyes will see,
doing what we can to feed others,
taking the Old Testament seriously as it points us to Jesus,
and, knowing that God has come to us, changing our ways to fit into His plan?
Have a blessed September. Let us all in this “new year” resolve to attend Bible study and Sunday
school, resolve to teach everyone God has placed around us what new things we learn about God,
and that every day, we remember and resolve to respond to the words of our liturgy: “Almighty God,
to you all hearts are open, all desires known, and from you no secrets are hid: Cleanse the thoughts
of our hearts by the inspiration of your Holy Spirit, that we may perfectly love you, and worthily mag-
nify your holy Name, through Christ our Lord. Amen.”
Blessings,
Deacon June
The vestry met at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 20th. Vestry members present
were: Paul Millican, David Harrison, Rodney Brown, Teddye Read, Nan Barber, Billie Hodges, Jean Yarbrough and Fr. Stan Burdock. The meeting opened with evening
prayer. Fr. Stan served as clerk of the meeting in Martha Sue Oliver's absence. The min-utes were read and approved. The financial secretary's report was reviewed, discussed and approved. It was noted that copier costs have increased. Rodney reported that the
bathrooms have been repaired and reopened, that he is still working on bids for the garth beautification, and he submitted bids for recarpeting the nursery. The vestry voted
to accept a bid and proceed with replacing the carpet. Teddye reported that business cards are being prepared for members of the church to use and that she is also working on a church brochure, and training greeting teams for Sunday mornings. Nan reported
that the nursery worker is in place and things are going well and that the Sunday School sign-up breakfast is in progress. Billie Ruth report that there is much outreach going on
currently with preparations for the Gospel concert, the Beth Moore Women's Bible Study, the Men's upcoming "33" Bible study, a men's retreat to be held at Fr. Stasney's ranch during November, a new class for Daughters of the Holy Cross. Installation of Officers
for the Daughters will be held on September 9th during the 10:30 service. Jean said plans are in the works for some fellowship event each month. Fr. Stan reported that
Sherri Brown will sponsor classes in "Classical Conversations" for homeschoolers begin-ning September 4 and will be using 3 or 4 classrooms on Tuesdays. The vestry dis-
cussed the upcoming benefit concert for the Malawi Clinic which is progress-ing well. Mark Brown reported to the Vestry that there needs to be a new application for exemption of Ad Valorem Tax which he will prepare and submit and that tax will be
charged for the property next door if we are not using it for church activities. Ideas for use of the lot were discussed. The meeting closed with prayer and adjourned at 7:25
p.m.. Respectfully submitted, Billie Hodges A full copy of the vestry minutes is on the bulletin board in the Narthex.
Notes Vestry Meeting
All are invited to the parish fellowship lunch Sunday, September 30th following the 10:30 am service. A sign-up sheet will be on the table in the Narthex. The menu for the day will be brisket, sausage, potato salad, cole slaw, beans, corn-bread and dessert. If you would like to host this event, contact Jean Yarbrough 651-3252. Volunteers for setup and take down are welcome. Blessings and see you there.
Pregnancy Help Center Annual Fund Raising Dinner October 2
If you would like to attend the dinner, please call the Pregnancy Help Center,
(325) 944-1515 , by September 21 to reserve your spot.
Women’s Bible study starts September 12, at 9:30 in the Church Library. If you would
want a book please let Nan Barber know by August 31, (325) 374-4598
The Order of the
Daughters of the Holy Cross Shepherd’s Daughters Chapter
Do you have a heart for intercession? Is God calling you to a ministry with other women in the His body? Do you have a burden for the lost, the gift of encouragement,
a desire to serve God in a new way?
The Shepherd’s Daughters are starting a “Discernment Group” for women who might be
hearing a call from the LORD to join the Order, or those who already are members and would just like rekindle the fire of their commitment. Either way, please pray, and see
if this just might be something you are being nudged by the Spirit to pursue.
New Shepherd Daughter’s Discernment Meeting: This 12 week course begins September 17th 6:00 – 7:00 in the Parish Hall.
We will meet every Monday evening at 6:00 PM (except for the 1st Monday of the
Month, when The Daughter’s have our regularly scheduled meeting) those Mondays will meet at 7:00 – 8:00 PM
If you are interested or would like more information, please contact Eileen Burdock, Fa-
cilitator for new candidates meeting: [email protected] or phone: 944-9831.
The Order of the Daughter of the Holy Cross Website. www.daughterhc.org
Musicians Rehearsal
Tuesday, September 4 The Musicians and all who would like to serve in this ministry are invited to rehearsal
which begins at 6:30 PM in the church. No experience Is necessary, but commitment to be
at rehearsal, a willingness to learn and work is required. For more information, talk to
Henry McWilliams or Judy Holik.
33 - Authentic Manhood Friday, September 7
Men of the church and their friends are beginning the 33 Series on Authentic
Manhood. Gathering for breakfast burritos and coffee will begin at 6:15 AM,
with the DVD study beginning at 6:30 and promptly dismissing at 7:30 AM.
Men may register in the Narthex. A Training Guide is available and sug-
gested for each participant. ($15)
Sunday School
Kickoff Breakfast Your invited to breakfast to fellowship and learn more about the of-
ferings in the Fall Sunday School classes. Please sign up in the Nar-
thex so that we can prepare adequately.
Welcome New Members Welcome to the Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd
Lou and Karen Czarnecki Their contact information is below:
Lou and Karen Czarnecki 610 E. 45th St.
San Angelo, Texas 79603 (325) 653-3867
Church Health Team Meeting Monday, September 24
All members are asked to participate
in the meeting which
will begin at 7:00 PM in the Library.
There four seasonal offerings will take place in the
Parish Hall from 10:15-10:10 AM. Looking ahead:
Nov. 4, All Saints, being led by the Daughters of the Holy Cross; January 6, The
Epiphany of Our Lord to the Magi; March 24, Holy Week - Palm Sunday study of the
events that transpired during the week that led Jesus to the Cross on Good Friday and
Jesus’ Glorious Resurrection on Easter morning. May 12, The Ascension of our Lord
Jesus into Heaven, and our call and commission to share the Gospel . For more infor-
mation, contact Deacon June Smith and Sharon Weber.
You will notice teams of three each Sunday at the 10:30 AM Holy Eucharist welcoming guests to worship, as
well as orienting them to the facilities, the Nursery and Sunday School class rooms and offerings. The Ushers
will continue with directing folks to seats, receiving the Offering, and directing movement to the Altar during
Holy Communion. For more information contact Katie Harrison or Teddye Read.
Gospel Benefit Concert
Sunday, September 16 To support and encourage the continu-
ing development of the Rose Chisowa
Memorial Clinic (named after Dr. Dube’s
mother) in Malawi, 100% of the proceeds are designated toward
this work. Admission is free and open to all, and during the con-
cert we will solicit donations. Refreshments will be available for
purchase. If you would like to donate single baked goods
(cookies, brownies etc.), prepackaged snacks, bottled water to
stock the refreshment stand, please contact Sharon Weber who
is Refreshment Chairperson. We also need many volunteers to
set up, clean up, direct the parking areas and staff the concert.
There is a signup sheet in the Narthex for all interested. We will
set up the Parish Hall beginning on Sat., Sept. 15 at 1:00 PM.
The Daughters of the Holy Cross Sunday, September 9
New officers elected to serve three year terms will be installed at the 10:30 Holy Eucharist, as well as women who are beginning the discernment study for membership in the Order. For information,
contact Jeannette Anaya (President), Ruth Ann Wallace (Vide President), or Eileen Burdock (Candidates Mentor), or any woman you see wearing the Cross of the Order.
School Classes Resume Sunday, September 16
Nursery care and classes for all ages begin at 9:15 AM sharp!
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8 AM - MP & HE
9:00 AM— Breakfast
9:15 AM – Sunday School
10:30 AM – HE
3 Office Closed!
4
6:30 PM Music
Rehearsal
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9:30 AM – Women’s Bible
Study
6:30 PM – HE
7:15 PM – Bible Study
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9:30 AM – Intercessory Prayer
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6:15 AM— 33– Authentic
Manhood
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8 AM - MP & HE
9:15 AM – Sunday School
10:30 AM – HE
10
1 PM - Stitchers
6 PM Order of St Luke
6 PM Daughters
of the Holy Cross
11
6:30 PM Music
Rehearsal
12
9:30 AM – Women’s Bible
Study
6:30 PM – HE
7:15 PM – Bible Study
13
9:30 AM – Intercessory Prayer
14
6:15 AM— 33– Authentic
Manhood
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1:00 PM—Concert Set-Up in the Parish Hall
16
8 AM - MP & HE
9:15 AM – Sunday School
10:30 AM – HE
5-9 PM—Gospel Concert
17
6 PM Vestry Meeting
6 PM Daughters Class
in the Parish Hall
18
6:30 PM Music
Rehearsal
19
9:30 AM – Women’s Bible
Study
6:30 PM – HE
7:15 PM – Bible Study
20
9:30 AM – Intercessory Prayer
21
6:15 AM— 33– Authentic
Manhood
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8 AM - Men’s Breakfast at Kenny Blanek’s Restaurant
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8 AM - MP & HE
9:15 – Sunday School
10:30 AM – HE
12 PM—Fellowship Lunch
24 1 PM - Stitchers
6 PM Order of St Luke
6 PM Daughters
of the Holy Cross
7 PM Church Health Team in
Library
25
6:30 PM Music
Rehearsal
26
9:30 AM – Women’s Bible
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6:30 PM – HE
7:15 PM – Bible Study
27
9:30 AM – Intercessory Prayer
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6:15 AM— 33– Authentic
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30 8 AM - MP & HE
9:15 – Sunday School
10:30 AM – HE
12 PM—Fellowship Lunch
Regular Office Hours:
Monday Through
Friday
9:00-11:30 AM
Noon- 2:00 PM
MP = Morning Prayer HE = Holy Eucharist EP = Evening Prayer
No Events Scheduled for
September 1.
September 2012 Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd – 3355 West Beauregard Avenue – San Angelo, Texas
