\ The Rev. Dr. Billy Walton, Deacon 608 West Jefferson Street Tupelo, MS 38804 (662) 842-4386 Fax (662) 842-0204 www.allsaintstupelo.org [email protected]11 th , 12 th , 13 th & 14 th SUNDAYS AFTER PENTECOST - AUGUST 2018 SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 – SEPTEMBER 16 In addition to Sundays, Bishop Gray will be in the All Saints’ office one day each week. (Day to be announced) After two decades of offering resources and support for cancer and fibromyalgia patients, community awareness programs, a casserole ministry and resource library, Women First closed its resource center at the end of June. On Wednesday, July 18, on behalf of Women First, Directors, Sherry Abraham and Judy Hester, presented a check for $95,000 to Saints’ Brew. This very generous donation will be used for the long- term growth and management of our Saints’ Brew ministry. We extend our deepest thanks to the Women First Center for this incredibly generous gift! The Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, III 9 th Bishop of Mississippi will be the celebrant and preacher at our Sunday services. Pictured from left to right: Saints’ Brew Team Leaders, Mark Swanberg, Kay Trapp, Women First Directors, Judy Hester, Sherry Abraham, Team Leaders Betty Lee Marshall, Martha Ann Staub and chair of the Saints’ Brew Task Force, Albert White.
11th, 12th, 13th & 14th SUNDAYS AFTER PENTECOST - AUGUST 2018
SUNDAY, AUGUST 12 – SEPTEMBER 16
In addition to Sundays, Bishop Gray will be in the All Saints’ office one day each week.
(Day to be announced)
After two decades of offering resources and support for cancer and fibromyalgia patients, community awareness programs, a casserole ministry and resource library, Women First closed its resource center at the end of June. On Wednesday, July 18, on behalf of Women First, Directors, Sherry Abraham and Judy Hester, presented a check for $95,000 to Saints’ Brew. This very generous donation will be used for the long-term growth and management of our Saints’ Brew ministry. We extend our deepest thanks to the Women First Center for this incredibly generous gift!
The Rt. Rev. Duncan M. Gray, III 9th Bishop of Mississippi will be the celebrant and preacher at our Sunday
services.
Pictured from left to right: Saints’ Brew Team Leaders, Mark Swanberg, Kay Trapp, Women First Directors, Judy Hester, Sherry Abraham, Team Leaders Betty Lee Marshall, Martha Ann Staub and chair of the Saints’ Brew Task Force, Albert White.
FROM THE OFFICE
For more information, visit our website www.allsaintstupelo.org
https://facebook.com/AllSaintstupelo/
God, who is the giver of every good gift, you are ever present
in our lives and in the world. You act through us, your people,
to care for and provide for everyone. We pray for the courage
to break out of our insecurity and fear around money as we
deepen our understanding of our relationship to you and how
we use our financial resources to do your work in the world.
We pray these things that we might know you better, that you
will increase our desire and ability to give and help others
through ministry and friendship and to gratefully commit
ourselves to the work you have given us to do. Amen.
Borrowed from Trinity Episcopal Church, Swanton, Vermont.
"Do Not Enter" sign, please call the office before
you proceed.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 19
8:30 a.m.
Holy Communion Using liturgy from the
Evangelical Lutheran Worship
10:45 a.m.
Holy Eucharist Using liturgy from the
Episcopal Book of Common Prayer
neighborhoodlife will meet in the Kitchen
Tuesday, August 7 at 5:30 p.m.
Neighborhood Life will be serving lunch at the
Salvation Army on Saturday, August 11 at 11:00.
We will have sheets in the nave to sign up for items
to bring, to assist with the meal and we will be
cooking the Tuesday prior, August 7 at 5:30. All are
welcome to help cook, serve, donate.
PARISH MINISTRIES
Faith gives us the power to see life very clearly, to
admit that sometimes it seems all wrong and still to
know that, somehow, it is all right.
-Br. David Veyhof
The Society of St. John the Evangelist
The Altar Guild is one of the most essential ministries in the Church. We
make the first step of our Sunday services happen. We are a behind the
scenes group, a lot like the props committee and stage hands!! Without
us, none of the rest happens for the Sunday service. That being said,
please give some prayerful consideration to joining the Altar Guild...we
need you. We provide OJT and one on one training. Please contact Cathy
Sparks for more information. P.S. Gentleman Welcome!
An Order of Service for
Noonday
with Prayers for Healing
Wednesdays
12:05 p.m. in the Chapel
August
1, 8 15, 22 & 29
If you missed the sermon on Sunday or
you’d just like to hear it again, our
You can find a catalog of sermons of our visiting
guest preachers on our website at
http://allsaintstupelo.com/all/?page_id=167.
FROM THE FLOWER GUILD
If you’d like to give the flowers on a particular
Sunday, the 2018 flower chart is available at
the entrance to the church. The flowers may be
given in memory or honor of someone or in
thanksgiving for a special occasion - $75 for 2
vases. Several dates in the immediate future
are available. To check availability please see
the flower chart or call Nancy in the church
office at 842-4386.
PARISH MINISTRIES
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22
5:45 p.m. In the Parish Hall Join your parish family for food, fun and
fellowship! Invite a friend and bring a dish of
food to share. A nursery will be provided.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5 10:45 a.m.
Students, teachers and administrators are invited to
bring their backpacks, etc. for a special blessing as we
start a new school year!
Several times in the past, our fire alarm has been inadvertently activated when the
handle on the pull station was engaged. In the event this should happen in the
future, we have displayed a set of instructions you can follow to deactivate the
alarm. The instructions are located next to the digital fire alarm panel at the
entrance to the lobby of the Parish Hall.
***ALWAYS*** ***ALWAYS***
make certain there is no smoke or flames anywhere in the building before
deactivating the fire alarm. If you see smoke or flames, please exit the building
immediately and call 9-1-1.
AUGUST IS…
National Back to School month
Cataract Awareness Month
Children's Eye Health and Safety Month
Children's Vision and Learning Month
Get Ready for Kindergarten Month
All Saints’ Assistance Program
In June, we assisted 45 families
with a total of 81 children under
the age of 18.
$15,258.48 Was
was distributed from the Family Resource Center grant to
assist families with utility deposits and payments, rental
deposits and payments and temporary emergency
housing.
June Activities Included:
✓ Mississippi United to End Homelessness and MS
Balance of State Continuum of Care: Rapid
Rehousing Institute/Homelessness Outreach
Conference in Jackson MS
✓ Informal Point-In-Time Count with MUTEH
✓ Mississippi Balance of State Continuum of Care
State-Wide Meeting
✓ City of Tupelo Homelessness Task Force meeting
✓ Presentation at Luncheon Civitan Club
✓ WTVA Noon Show for Bicycle Drive
✓ Bike Drive Event
✓ Our Brother’s Keeper Community BBQ at
Salvation Army
Christian and DeAndre
Gordons were the recipients
of 2 bicycles through our
bicycle drive held in June. We
collected adult bicycles in
good condition for
transportation for our home-
less and at-risk community to
connect with jobs and
education opportunities.
In July, we served
1,596 meals Since 2010, Saints’ Brew has served
156,994 meals to individuals, families with children, those
employed who are food insecure and homeless
persons.
PARISH MINISTRIES
ALL SAINTS’ NEWCOMERS! There are no strangers at Newcomers, only
friends who have not yet met!
Whether you are new to our parish or have attended
for years, All Saints’ Newcomers is a wonderful way
to meet new people and enjoy learning more about
our church family.
The Newcomers’ mission is to provide awareness of what our church community has to offer, and the opportunity to build new friendships. Our primary goal is to enrich the lives of all members by providing varied social activities throughout the year where parishioners can meet and socialize with fellow Episcopalians.
For dinner planning, call Tommie in the office and let her know if you can attend, but it is not required.
IMMEDIATE NEEDS Family size boxes of Frosted Flakes, Fruit
Loops, Raisin Bran, coffee, sugar and
creamer We depend on donations of these items, as it helps
us reduce our spending. We deeply appreciate our
volunteers and those who donate to this ministry. It
would not be possible without you!
Join us
Friday, August 17 7:00 p.m.
in the Parish Hall for
Dinner and Trivia!
On Sunday, July 29,
Southeastern Synod
Bishop Julian Gordy was
with us to lead worship
using the Lutheran liturgy.
Also in attendance was
Wayne Fell, Director of
Evangelical Mission for the
Southeastern Synod.
A reception was held following worship giving members of both
congregations the opportunity to ask questions and discuss the
future of our partnership. Our thanks to Bishop Gordy and
Wayne for taking the time to visit with us and make this a special
day!
Sunday, August 19
8:30 a.m.
MONTHLY WORSHIP WITH
LUTHERAN LITURGY
Holy Communion will be celebrated using
liturgy from the ELW on Sunday, August 19
at the 8:30am service.
See you there!
Churchwide Day
of Service
Sunday, September 9
Since 2013, thousands of ELCA congregations
have participated in this dedicated day of
service, gathering to serve communities in
ways that share the love of God with all of
God’s people. The event has become an
anticipated way to be “church together” and
“church for the sake of the world.” These
service activities offer an opportunity for us to
explore one of our most basic convictions as
Lutherans:
All of life in Jesus Christ – every act of service,
in every daily calling, in every corner of life –
flows freely from a living, daring confidence in
God’s grace.
If you have suggestions for what you think
CtK’s service project should be, please share
those with any church council member by
August 19.
CtK Quarterly Church Council Meeting
will be held on
Sunday, August 19 at 9:30 a.m.
in the Conference room
Items on the agenda include:
❖ Planning the service project for “God’s Work. Our Hands.” Sunday.
❖ Develop action plan for CtK’s future based on the visioning workshop.
❖ Plan “Beer ‘n’ Brats” event for October. ❖ Review YTD financial report. ❖ Discuss date to begin confirmation class for new
confirmands.
If you have any additional items for consideration, please see
any church council member.
CHRIST THE KING
ELCA Churchwide News The ELCA made history in May with the elections of the first
female African-descent synod bishops!
On May 5, Patricia A. Davenport was elected bishop of the
Southeastern Pennsylvania Synod and less than 24 hours later,
Viviane Thomas-Brietfeld was elected bishop of the South-
Central Synod of Wisconsin.
Synod members saw the bishops-elect not through the lens of
focusing on differences, “but as baptized people of God, looking
at the gifts that people bring, and voting based on that” said
Thomas-Brietfeld.
Catechesis of the
Good Shepherd
Sunday, August 26 9:30 a.m.
All parishioners are invited to join us, especially
parents and children ages 3 years – 6th grade!
Come and explore our beautiful atria as we prepare
to open for the fall. Catechesis will resume our
normal schedule on
Sunday, September 9 at 9:30 a.m.
CHRISTIAN FORMATION
Thank you to all who donated supplies and time to Jonah’s BIG 3 Day
Adventure! A special thanks to: Amber Buckley and Michelle Hester for their
work in planning, organizing and leading the adventure and the Neighborhood
Life Committee for the cookout on Sunday! A big shout-out goes to Sue Ann
Averett, Charlie Buckley, Annaleise Carroll, Paulette
Hoskins, Jane Ketner, Carter Maharrey, Susan May, Leslie Mitchell, Taylor Sparks and Vicky Vance
for helping us tell Jonah’s story! For more photos of VBS and the cookout visit our Facebook page
@AllSaintsTupelo.
SUNDAY LECTIONARY
SUNDAYS ~ 9:30 a.m. South breakout room of the Parish Hall
The Sunday Lectionary Class is a Christian
education offering for adults that meets
every Sunday year-round. This gathering
features a presentation on selected texts
from the scriptures appointed for the day’s
liturgy, followed by lively discussions as
the class wrestles with the readings to find
meanings for today. The presentations
and discussions aim to be enlightening,
nourishing and challenging (and many say
they’re frequently entertaining as well).
With participants ranging from the
outspoken to the quiet listener and
everything in between, there is a place for
everyone seeking to hear what the Spirit
is saying to the Church.
The new additions to our prayer list are those names listed in bold. You may find an updated copy of the prayer list at allsaintstupelo.org.
On the Schedules, Forms & Resources page click on the Current Intercessory Prayer List link.
Our Parish Family Frank Baker, Margaret Barshaw, Sherrie Black, Curtis Brown, Patsy Brumfield, Tommy Caldwell, Virginia Chambers, Pamela Cox, Jerry Davis, Cathy Duncan, James Duncan, Jr., Will Edmonson, Tom Evans, Kathy Fealhaber, Carla Felts, Lynda Furr, Kaylynn Gilmore, Shirley Goodman, Lynn High, Allison Holloway, Sylvia Honeycutt, Joan Jones, Jeanne Lagrone, Deborah Limerick, Bill Mathews, Heather McCain, Drew Montgomery, Tommie Moore, Bill Morgan, Joellen Murphree, Peg Oakes, Lynn Palmer, Mary Lou Parks, Don Pate, Michael Pate, Belva & Pete Poland, Flo Poplin, Tom Prather, Jo Pugh, Ken Riskedahl, Rebecca Riskedahl, Alice Sandercock, Melinda Seitz, Cate Sparks, Cathy Sparks, Ann Springfield, Corky Springfield, Cheryl Sproles, Dee Streit, Clark Tims, Buddy Vance, Lanelle Van Horn, Cheri Weber, Peggy Wilbanks, Randy Wooldridge, Tammy Wooldridge, Judy Zinn.
Our Friends and Extended Family Blake, Morgan and Reagan Agricola, Mickey Akers, Charles Alderson, Lester Alvis, Ezra Armas, Virginia Armstrong, David Arthur, Lynn Ayers, Ginger Bailess, Bernice Baker, Dennis Barshaw, Steve Barshaw, Travis (Jack) Penix Barshaw, Homer Bartlett, William Battaile, Thaine Batte, Jay Bede, Elisabeth Belmont, Randy Beane, Kirk Biddle, Beth Biedler, Deedy Boland, Jerry & Carolyn Boyd, Scott Bradley, Valerie Bradley, Henry Brevard, Gavin Brewer, Diane Brown, Patty Brown, Ruth Bryan, Edward Bullock, Tim & Tammy Bullock Family, Loretta Burgess, Sandi Burt, Morgan & Don Buse, Tiny, Pam & Paula Byrd, Ellen Caldwell, Bill Cannon, Dott Cannon, Sean Carpenter, Kyle Carrol & Family, Jane Carruth, Clayton, Drew Clayton, Nelda Clayton, Louise Cole, Terra Gilmer Cook, Steve Cozart, Louise Cran, Sam Creekmore, Catherine Crews, Stephen Crocker, Rebecca Davis, Family of Jonathan DeGuzman, Matt Dillon, Theo Dinkins, Chris Donaldson, Tommy Doty, John-Forrest Douglas, Drew, Judy Dunehew, Merita Ellis, Beth Anne Harper Ellzey, Jai Eschete, Janet Evans, Kaitlin Fitzpatrick, Katherine Flouhouse, Margaret Fowler, Joseph Furr II, C.D. Gaston, Rex Giles, Nelson Gravatt, Sammy Green, Sandi Haire, Gloria Hale, Rylee Hale, Courtney Hall, Lillian Hampton, Larry Hancock, Debby Harbison, Rusty Harris, Theresa Harris, Wayne Hatcher, Pat Hayes, Corrine Heard & Family, Debbie Hiergesell, Frank Henderson, Sally Herring, Judy Hester, Anna Hill, Jimmy & Beth Hill, Sara Hill, Rev. Steve & Dianne Hill, Suzanne Hodge, Elliegrace Homan, Patricia Hood, Sandra Hood, David Horne, Jan & Linkey Hughes, Trish & Susan Hundley, Charles Hyatt, Bill Irby, Johnson Family, Nancy Johnston, Christy Jones, Moira Jones, Raymond Jourdan, Katelyn, John Thomas Kellum, Kelly Day Kenney, Rose Kersh, Lakesha, Toni Lebrun-Denton, Danielle Lee, Dwight Smith Lee, Michael Lippard, Steve Liss, Jimmy Long, Julia Lucius, Dot Lyons, Ed Martin, Meredith Poole Martin & Josh Martin, Gloria Martinson, Sonny Mason, Betty Jane Mathews, the McAlilly Family, George & Nona McBunch, Anthony McCain, Tucker & Brenda McCarley, Kristin McElroy, Lyn McFadden, Nate McKinley, Cliff Medders, Nita Megginson, Allison Mitchell, Paula & Rick Mitchell, TEM Mitchell, Dr. Jim Mixson, Darrell Moll, The Rev. Dr. Ben Moravitz, Connor Morris, Belinda Mothershed, Debby Munro, Ed & Elissa Naro, Margaret Naugel, Nemit Family, D. D. Ruff Nicolau, The Nichols Family, Lynn Oakes, Butch Owen, Delsie Owens, Peyton Passons, Carol & Frank Pattillo, Jane Pennington, Luke Perry, Laura Pickens, James Plaxico, Tracie Plaxico, Stacy Plaxico, Cindy Prestage, Ken Priest, Jan Pritchard, Pam Putnam, Picket Randall, Richie Randall, Suzy Ratchford, Kaye Ward Redmon, Dick Reed, Will, Amanda, Magnolia Jane & June Reed & Family, the Reeder Family, Rhonda Rick, Dale Rinehart, Betty Roberts, Milt Robinson, Lanny Robinson, Sid Salter, Dr. C.J. Sanders, Dr. Nahum Serio, Sheena, Kay Sheffield, Helen Shelton, Mike Shelton, Dinah & Terry Simmons, Penny Sisson, Crofton Sloan, Robin Smith, Christi Springfield, Stan Stein, Phillip Stephens, Wylly Stirling, Karen Streit, Melinda Streit, Angie Surface, Susan, Stan, Teal, & Alexander, Ted Tabor, Ann Taylor, Kathy Thomas, Marvin Thomas, Joseph Thompson, Pat & Jim Thompson, Family of Joseph Tillman, Otis Tims, Melvin Toole, Eliza Tyer, Keshun Vasser, Kenny Wathen, Jerry Webb, Marsha Webb, Dennis Weber, Charlie White, Keller White, Steve White, Jackie Whitlock, Henry Whittenton, George Wilder, Jennie Wilkerson, Karen Winstead, Dudley Wiygul, Trey Woolhouse, Curbie Young
Those in the Military Jason Bobo, Nick Bobo, John Bremseth, Josh Garner, Hayes Hershfelt, Jacob Krusen, Cooper Livingston, Justin Phillips, Tanner Ray, Drew Sanders, Billy Strickland, Bobby Tullos
PRAYER LIST
August 1 Alexis Hall
August 5 Ronnie Sanders
August 6 Ken Johnson
August 7 Kevan Kirkpatrick
August 8 Cheryl Sproles
August 9 Cindy Ring, Mason Winders
August 11 Zonny Bullock, Jen Fowlkes
Maddie Pressley, Aidan Wilson
August 12 Natalie Bullock, Paulette Hoskins
Michelle Hester
August 13 Antonio Cruz, Ernie Joyner, III
August 15 Henry High, Diane Page
August 16 Mills Winders
August 20 Virginia Mathews
August 21 Fred Cannon, Jane Denton
Tommie Moore
August 25 Charlie Bean
August 26 Bill Stroup, Cheri Weber
August 28 Chuck Redwood
August 30 Tammy Wooldridge
August 2 Robin & Lynn Bryan
August 7 Alice & Morris Alexander
August 10 Annis & Jim Newell
August 14 Jamie & Ernie Joyner
August 24 Melanie & Patrick Hannigan
August 29 Joellen & Ken Murphree
Deborah & John Orrick
August 30 Karen & Harry Dieckmann
Jack Denton
Given by Lawrence & Sandra Perkins (Saints’ Brew)
Given by Pat Bobo (Saints’ Brew)
Alice Gordon, Suzy Strain
FAMILY PAGE
Dear All Saints’ Family, The purple deacon’s stole is absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for such a lovely gift for my ordination. While adding this stole to my slim collection of vestments is wonderful, I find myself unable to fully express my gratitude for all the gifts you’ve poured out on me for the past 25 years. All Saints’ is where I fell in love with the Episcopal Church - its liturgy and its beautiful traditions and the way it welcomes all who come to it. All Saints’ has raised me, supported me, challenged me and provided so many opportunities for me. These are the gifts, intangible as they are, that I treasure. Thank you for being my home for all these years. I have felt your prayers throughout this process, and I ask you to please continue to hold me in your prayers. When I wear this beautiful stole, each of you will be right upon my heart and will be with me as I start in Corinth.
With love, joy & thanksgiving, Mary Howard
+ + +
Dear All Saints’ Family: Thank you for the beautiful flowers & the delicious meals during my surgery. Thank you so much for thinking of me. Peace, Sandra Perkins
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Dear All Saints’ Family & Care Team, Thank you for your kind expressions of sympathy & concern given us during this difficult time of loss & sorrow. We deeply appreciate the memorial gifts for Jack & the food, calls, & beautifully arranged flowers. Our family thanks you for your prayers & we gratefully appreciate your expressions of sympathy. Jane Denton & Family
To Lynn Nelson who recently received the national Outstanding Service Award from the American Association of Community Theatre.
MISSION STATEMENT To equip ourselves for Christ’s service by gathering for worship, fellowship, prayer, and study; To minister to and support
each other, and to welcome all who walk through our doors; To act as responsible stewards of God’s gifts to us; And to do God’s work in the world by seeking and serving Christ in all persons.
EYC Fall Kickoff
Sunday, September 9 Watch your next newsletter
for more details!
2019 EYC Summer Mission trip to Chicago
May 27, 2019 – June 1, 2019
CATECHESIS of the GOOD SHEPHERD
(3 years old – 6th grade) &
YOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL (7th – 12th grades)
will resume their studies on
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 at 9:30 a.m.
The Lectionary Class continues to meet on Sundays
at 9:30 a.m. in the south breakout room of the Parish Hall.
August 2018
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing prayer (Chapel) 6:00 pm Logistics Committee (Conference Room)
2 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew
3 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 1:00 pm Children’s Story Time
4
5 11 PENTECOST
8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.)
6 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew Pathway Montessori School
begins fall program.
6:00-8:00 pm Boy Scout Troop 85
7 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 5:30 pm Neighborhood Life (Sr. High SS Room) 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room) 7:00pm Gum Tree Quilter’s Guild (Parish Hall)
8 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing prayer (Chapel)
9 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew
10 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 1:00 pm Children’s Story Time
11
12 12 PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.)
14 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room)
15 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing prayer (Chapel) 7:00 pm Choir
16 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew
17 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 1:00 pm Children’s Story Time
7:00 pm Newcomers’ Event (Parish Hall)
18
19 13 PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Communion with ELW Liturgy* 9:30 am CtK (Conf. Room) 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist With BCP Liturgy* 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.)
21 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 5:30 pm AA (Conf. Room)
22 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 9:30 am Staff Meeting 12:05 pm Order of Service for Noonday with healing prayer (Chapel) 5:45 pm Potluck Dinner* 7:00 pm Choir
23 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew
5:30 pm Servant Ministry (Conference Room)
24 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 1:00 pm Children’s Story Time
Logistics Committee
(Parish Hall)
25 Logistics Committee
(Parish Hall)
26 14 PENTECOST 8:30 am Holy Eucharist* 9:30 am CGS Open House 9:30 am Sunday Lectionary Class (SBO)* 10:45 am Holy Eucharist* 6:30 pm AA (Conf. Rm.)
27 7-8:30 a.m. Saints’ Brew 5:00 pm DOK (Conference Rm.)
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