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January Highlights:

Pg 2 Trivia Night Pledge Update Offering Envelopes Pg 3 Global Partnership Voyagers Pg 4 St. John's Award Pg 5 Capital Campaign Pg 6 Bishop's Christmas Letter Pg 7 Puerto Rico Fundraiser Pg 8 Children & Youth Pg 9 Adult Forums Pg 10 Jubilee Ministries Pg 11 Eagle's Nest Pg 12 MLK Day Pg 13 MLK Registration Pg 14 Gratitude Dinner Pg 15 Serving Schedule Pg 16 Lenten Weekend

Weekly: Sundays: 8:00AM Holy Eucharist 9:00AM Fellowship 9:30AM Sunday School 10:15AM Holy Eucharist with Choir Wednesdays: 12:05PM Healing Service with Holy Eucharist

January 2020

Dear St. John’s Family, I have always been quite sentimental when it comes to the beginning of a New Year. I often spend the last week of December and the first few days of January looking back over the past year. There are moments of gratitude for the grace and blessings I was willing to see, moments of regret or disappointment at mistakes made and expectations not met, and there are moments filled with excitement and hope as I shift my attention towards the new opportunities that lie ahead.

This year, there is a particular piece of scripture that has caught my attention. In the book of Revelation, Jesus, while sitting on the heavenly throne, states, "Behold, I make all things new." He continues, "Write these words down, for they are trustworthy and true. They are accomplished. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end.” Every new year, every new opportunity and experience begins and ends with our loving God. That is a promise and a gift we mustn’t overlook as we begin a new chapter as God’s beloved.

Rather than focusing this New Year on resolutions that consist of doing better or doing more, such as losing more weight, saving more money, or spending more time _________ (you can fill in the blank) – what if our resolution focused less on what we can do and more on what God is capable of? What if we resolved to rediscover and explore all the things that God makes new – relationships, faith, ministries, passions.

I invite you to join me in a new type of resolution: a resolution that awakens us to our creator, redeemer, and sustainer. A resolution that cannot fail because it begins and ends with Jesus himself.

I remain faithfully yours,

Amanda+

A MESSAGE FROM THE RECTOR

I Am the New Year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . anonymous I am the new year. I am an unspoiled page in your book of time. I am your next chance at the art of living. I am your opportunity to practice what you have learned about life during the last twelve months. All that you sought and didn’t find is hidden in me, waiting for you to search it but with more determination. All the good that you tried for and didn’t achieve is mine to grant, when you have fewer conflicting desires. All that you dreamed but didn’t dare to do, all that you hoped but did not will, all the faith that you claimed but did not have— these slumber lightly, waiting to be awakened by the touch of a strong purpose.

I am your opportunity to renew your commitment to Him who said, "Behold, I make all things new."

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JAN BIRTHDAYS

JAN ANNIVERSARIES

JANUARY 20, 2020

Thank you, thank you, thank you! We are within $10,000 of our Vestry's budget request. It's not too late to pledge or consider increasing your pledge.

Please be sure to stop by the ushers’ table at the rear of the church to pick up your box of 2020 offering envelopes. If you don't see a box with your name on it and/or would like to begin using envelopes, please contact the church office.

Kilp, David

Sherman, Stephen

Stone, Dylan

Shore, Linda

Hogg, Linda

Tahsler, Bruce

Di Pace, Nick

Latshaw, Ally

McCafferty, Aidan

Trenary, Jennifer

Watts, Ken

Springer, Mark

McKee, Wayne

Smith, Ricky

Bailey, Lyn

Kilhefner, Shelby

Durand, Emily

Strickler, Kent

Gordon, Jean

Wendler, Sara

Hasircoglu, Chris

Latshaw, Andy

Purdy, Sue

Gbur, Andrew

Miller, Howard

Burch, Connie

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2020 PLEDGE UPDATE - $355,128

2020 OFFERING ENVELOPES

Come sail with us across the seas to Ethiopia on Saturday, January 25, 2020, to hear the adventures of fellow parishioners Polly Ann and Ken Brown. Polly Ann and Ken left the University of California San Diego faculty life in 1972 to teach in Afghanistan but instead found themselves in the backwoods of Ethiopia working for a Christian Mission group, running a Provincial Government hospital. They have many experiences to share - some to cherish, to tell, and some to forget. Come to hear about those and some additional thoughts about developing country medicine/global health. All are welcome to hear this interesting and thought-provoking program. We gather in the Parish Hall from 10:00 until 11:30 a.m. for programs such as this and for fellowship and light refreshments. NOTE:

The lower parking lot door will be open until 10:10 a.m., so late arrivals should enter by the small Concord Street lot and kitchen door.

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GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP CHALLENGE I AM, WE ARE...ONE WORLD: HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE

“Mutual respect, trust and concern for one another’s welfare is our best hope for lasting world peace. “ The Dalai Lama

If you didn’t make a resolution for the start of the year, think and act on doing one kind and caring act each day. We CAN make a difference in our environment, BOTH personal and physical - Here, There, Everywhere.

January 5 - “We are ONE, after all, you and I, together we suffer, together exist and forever will recreate each other.” Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. New Year - New Start - Carry on and give thanks for what has supported you and carry on, discover and act on what you can do to extend God’s love for ALL - Here, There, Everywhere. January 12 - “The ultimate tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by the bad people but the silence over that by the good people.” Martin Luther

King, Jr. Eagle’s Nest, Community Breakfast, Soles4Souls drive, Food Pantry collection, AA/NA/VA meetings, Climate Education, ALERT, Betty Finney AIDS Garden, Martha’s Ministry, Grocery cards… How else can we connect? Here, There, Everywhere.

January 19 - Martin Luther King Day January 20th “We must develop and maintain the capacity to forgive. He who is devoid of the power to forgive is devoid of the power to love.. There is some good in the worst of us and some evil in the best of us. When we discover this, we are less prone to hate our enemies.” Martin Luther King, Jr.

We are ALL God’s children - Regardless of any differences - Here, There, Everywhere.

January 26 - Thomas Merton’s Birthday January 31st “We do not exist for ourselves alone, and it is only when we are fully convinced of this fact that we begin to love ourselves properly and thus also love others.” Thomas Merton. We are SO capable, each one of us, of being a positive change in the world - The smallest step could turn out to be huge for someone else… Here, There, Everywhere to Everyone - Regardless of ANY Differences.

VOYAGERS - SATURDAY, JANUARY 25

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On Sunday, December 29th, at the joint worship service, Rob Ashton and Barbara Landis were presented with

the St. John's Award. Following are the Vestry Resolutions:

Whereas Rob Ashton is ending his tenure as treasurer of the Vestry of St. John’s parish, it is the desire of the Vestry to recognize Rob’s dedicated service to the parish. Whereas Rob has always had stewardship at heart and has worked with the Capital campaign committee helping to raise one and a half million dollars for the addition of our new atrium and renovations to make our facilities more accessible and managing our debt reduction; Whereas Rob has worked tirelessly to maintain and grow the endowment of St. John’s parish keeping ever-present the goal of a balanced budget working with the Finance Committee and the financial institutions in which our funds are invested; Whereas Rob has worked closely with the parish Financial Secretary to reorganize and maintain the bookkeeping system of the parish; Whereas Rob has shared his gifts of hospitality on Sunday mornings welcoming parishioners as they arrive for services as well as participating in and helping with the Wednesday healing services; The Vestry of St. John’s parish resolves to express the appreciation of the parish to Rob by presenting him with the 2019 St. John’s Award. Resolved this day, November 19, 2019.

Whereas Barbara Landis has steadfastly shared her talents and gifts in humble service to the spiritual life of St. John’s parish; Whereas Barbara has served to proclaim God’s Word as lector and sharing prayers of healing with her brothers and sisters in the Lady chapel on Sunday mornings; Whereas Barbara has worked in the planning and coordination of our annual Lenten weekends promoting prayer and contemplation; Whereas Barbara has been a member of the Global Partnership committee and authored the “Challenges” published in our Messenger, as well as participation in providing spiritual insight into our monthly community breakfast; Whereas Barbara has worked tirelessly in our annual “Soles4Souls” collection – not only coordinating the collection of but also the packing of and shipping of those “soles” given by her fellow parishioners; The Vestry of St. John’s parish resolves to express the appreciation of the parish to Barbara by presenting her with the 2019 St. John’s Award. Resolved this day, November 19, 2019.

This came from the Executive Committee. The resolution passed.

2019 ST. JOHN'S AWARD RESOLUTIONS

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As a bunch of individuals, without the glue and spiritual guidance that holds us together, would we have the same impact as we strive to serve God’s people? I believe that having brothers and sisters in Christ makes us better. I believe that maintaining our “home” with financial support is in itself an important ministry that allows other ministries to thrive. And so, my 2020 resolution for St. John’s is to ensure the future of our “home” -- to keep interest costs to a minimum and repay our construction debt in a timely manner. If you are financially able, please join me. Your additional gift or pledge, large or small, will support all St. John’s ministries by ensuring that we will continue to be a loving family with a spiritually and financially sound home.

Submitted by,

Rosemary Coverly Co-Chair

Capital Campaign Phase II

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PHASE II by Rosemary Coverly, Co-Chair

Honoring Our Past… Securing Our Future Capital Campaign Phase II

My 2020 New Year’s Resolution

for St. John’s

A devoted St. John’s family supports amazing ministries out of love. Through prayer, action, and dedication we care for each other, our neighbors, and the larger community around the world who need our help. I wonder, if we didn’t have our beautiful church and the other facilities on our campus, would these ministries exist? Could we be a vital family if we didn’t have a “home”?

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Dear Members of the Episcopal Diocese of Central Pennsylvania,

I often speak and write about the Christian path as opening oneself to transformation. Transformation is the process by which we come to know, deeply, the love of God for us and all creation. We can put ourselves in the path to be transformed, but it is only the grace of God, in God’s good time, that affects our growing in holiness.

In a culture that prizes achievement, entrepreneurship, and “get up and go,” it feels counterintuitive to wait on God to fill us with grace. I think that God is moving and acting with grace all the time; we need to sharpen our focus to see God at work around us and in us.

Sometimes, God’s grace sneaks up on us, and we find ourselves awash in holiness as the Holy Spirit breaks in. Last Sunday afternoon, I experienced such a moment: I was sitting in a cavernous Roman Catholic church in Baltimore- St. Cyprian- attending a performance of Handel’s Messiah. Like many in the audience, I knew the music well, having sung it several times in choirs through the years. I knew what to expect. I enjoyed the choir, the orchestra, the exceptional soloists, the ornate sculptures and frescos decorating the church, the strong beam of sunlight reaching through the stained glass, landing in a colorful puddle in my pew. Everything felt good and fine- just as I had imagined it would. What I was not prepared for was the sudden breaking in of the Holy Spirit, bringing sharp tears to my eyes as the bass soloist sang his recitative from 1 Corinthians 15:

Behold, I tell you a mystery: We shall not all sleep; but we shall all be changed. In a moment, in a twinkling of an eye, at the last trumpet; the trumpet shall sound, and the dead shall be raised incorruptible, and we shall be changed.

All at once, I recognized the power of God in my life, my absolute inability to push away or control such a deluge of love, the conviction that God’s dream for us is to be changed, and that this gift of being changed would make me- and all who have gone before- whole. It was certainty. It was mighty. It was about deep love, and it was for me. (It’s for you, too!)

It was grace.

I left, having had a good cry, filled with the glorious sounds of a time-tested musical masterpiece, and ever more certain of God’s love and power in my life. Much more than I’d bargained for with the price of my ticket.

God moves with grace in and through our lives all the time. Grace- and our faith that God will turn up- is what changes us; we are Shaped by Faith.

We are about to celebrate one of the moments in which God gave us a gift for all time- the gift of our Savior, Jesus. Jesus came as a small baby but filled with the grace of God- grace to teach, shape, and save us.

My Christmas prayer for each of you is that you will experience God’s love this season- in little ways that will continue to work on you, in you, to shape you in faithfulness, as God’s beloved.

A holy Christmas to you all as we welcome the babe Jesus, God’s gift of love for us.

+Audrey

BISHOP SCANLAN'S CHRISTMAS LETTER

On Sunday, January 19, we will gather for a festive celebration of Puerto Rican food and fellowship at the charming Old San Juan Restaurant & Rum Bar in downtown Lancaster! Proceeds from this event will help fund the next mission trip to Puerto Rico, scheduled for February 16 – 22. Last year’s event was so popular we’ve added an additional seating! We’ve got the whole place to

ourselves and three seatings to choose from (1:00,

4:00 and 7:00 PM). There are only 180 seats available for the day and this event will be broadly promoted in multiple congregations and the community at large, so reserve your table now! Feast on island delicacies such as pollo guisado (stewed chicken), pernil (roasted pork), rice and beans, vegetarian delight, plátanos maduros (fried sweet plantains) and beef empanadas, all served buffet-style so you can sample it all! Old San Juan is located in the Hager Arcade adjacent to Central Market. There is plenty of street parking and free lots right around the restaurant. To read more about the upcoming mission trip, click here.

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TASTE OF PUERTO RICO FUNDRAISER January 19, 2020 @ 1:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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Youth / Sunday School Mary Ellen Kilp & Karen Di Pace

Thank you to everyone that supported the Youth by purchasing wreaths, greens and cookies. We greatly appreciate all the support for our teens. Thank you to everyone that supported our college students with gift cards. The Sunday School made cards for them and we put the gift cards in the cards. The young adults really enjoyed getting mail like that. Thank you, Thank you! Everyone is welcomed to join us for a fun night of games at St. John’s. We will be starting the evening with a potluck dinner at 6:00 on January 11 in the Parish Hall. We will have a sign up for this — watch for details. We will be having Souper Bowl of Caring Sunday along with Scout Sunday on February 2. All Scouts are invited to participate in the service. After the 10:15 service we will be supporting our Food Pantry with a soup and salad lunch. Upcoming diocesan events: • “Happening” retreat is a special retreat for

Senior High teens, and it is scheduled for the weekend of February 14-16.

• The youth from the diocese will be having a

lock-in at our cathedral in Harrisburg. This will be an Absalom Jones night watch on February 28-29.

Thank you to everyone that helped to make the Christmas pageant wonderful. Thank you, Karen Di Pace, for having the delicious lasagna dinner.

"HAPPY NEW YEAR!"

ALL THINGS CHILDREN AND YOUTH

EPISCOPAL YOUTH EVENT

DATE: JULY 7-11, 2020

Youth: Rising 10th Graders - Recent Graduates Location: University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland Cost: $500.00 (Scholarship is available) Deadline: January 5, 2020

If you're interested in attending,

please contact:

Mary Ellen Kilp

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TWO UPCOMING ADULT FORUMS

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JUBILEE MINISTRIES

Since 1988, St. John’s has been designated by the Executive Council of the Episcopal Church as a Center for Jubilee Ministry because of the “direct and dynamic link between our theology and our ethics,” demonstrated in numerous outreach and neighborhood ministries. St. John’s takes very seriously God’s call to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, welcome the stranger, clothe the naked, and care for the sick. (Matthew 25:35)

COMMUNITY

BREAKFAST SATURDAY, JAN 18

(Contact: Sue Martin)

A breakfast of pancakes, sausage, eggs, juice, cereal, and pastries will be served to the downtown community at First Reformed United Church of Christ, 40 East Orange Street. For those who volunteer regularly, please don’t forget to let Dave or Sue Martin know if you can’t help, so they can reach out to those listed as substitute helpers. Thanks! MARTHA’S MINISTRY

(Contact: Jeannie Zeller)

We’re looking for knitters, crocheters, quilters, crafty folks..... One of our goals as a Jubilee ministry is fellowship. We gather together every Tuesday, from 2-4 PM, in our Parish Hall to share ideas, friendship, and sometimes tasty treats. Please join us when you have the time. We have plenty of yarn to share!

FULTON SCHOOL

PARTNERSHIP (Contact: Dave or Sue Martin)

Please continue to donate Box Tops for Education, Turkey Hill Moo Caps, and spent printer cartridges. Collection containers are on the Eagle's Nest table under the photo gallery in the Parish Hall. Thank you for your donations.

FOOD PANTRY (Contact: Debbie Carter)

Non-perishable food donations can be delivered to the church office or given to the ushers on Sunday. Monetary contributions are also welcomed for buying food to fill gaps in food donations. Please write “Food Pantry” in the Memo line on your check. Food boxes are organized for families and single people in need and are distributed from the courtyard entrance to our Parish Hall on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

GROCERY CARDS (Contact: Sue Tobie)

Did you know that it’s easier to use a grocery card at the store than to peel out cash or write a check...and the amount remaining on your card is recorded on your receipt? Whenever you use one of our cards, 5% of its value goes to our Jubilee ministries. It is truly a “WIN-WIN” situation! Grocery cards also make great gifts! Remember that a $100 card can be used as often as it takes to use it up. You don’t have to spend it all at one time...AND

YOU ARE NOT LOSING

ANYTHING. YOU ARE

GETTING FULL VALUE

FOR YOUR CARD. THE

STORE SELLS CARDS TO

US AT A 5% DISCOUNT. Sunday sales in the Parish Hall for November was $5,760; of this $288 (5%) went to our Jubilee Ministries. Thank you!!

GIANT

JOHN HERR’S

STAUFFER’S

WEIS

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EAGLE'S NEST

Our Eagle’s Nest After School program, serving 19, 4th and 5th grade students from Fulton Elementary School, has continued to enjoy a variety of enrichment activities. We spent a full day of Christmas crafts and activities including the assembly of the ingredients for Christmas M&M cookies in a jar, bead art, scavenger hunt in the church, games, and cookie decorating. Our student and adult bakers have been quite busy making and decorating Christmas cookies. They certainly enjoyed tasting along the way. Our young bakers proudly served their creations to friends and family at our Christmas Party on December 18th. Bruce and Leslie Tashler provided a delicious ham dinner with special guests, the Knouse family, in attendance. The students and volunteers then processed into the church where Pastor Amanda and Paul Reese led the students in song. Amanda offered a beautiful message of love and hope to the students, while John Knouse read the story of our Savior’s birth. The celebration concluded with cookies and ice cream in the Parish Hall. Angel Tree gifts were distributed to the students at this time. It was a room filled with joy and gratitude as the students opened their gifts. What a wonderful ministry, and many thanks to all who provided gifts to these terrific students. One final thank you goes out to Jeannie Zeller and her faithful Martha’s Ministry knitters for their recent donation to our Eagle’s Nest program. Many thanks to all who supported this ministry. Your generous donation from the proceeds of your recent St. Nick’s Knit sale will allow us to continue to provide quality enrichment activities and materials to our students.

Jean Gordon,

Director of Eagle’s Nest Program

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MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY

Every year at St. John’s we celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King’s birthday with two beautiful events that bring our neighbors and community into our holy spaces. During the events, we are challenged to remember and then live out - beyond just the weekend - Dr. King’s messages of equality, freedom, justice and love. On Sunday, we celebrate with music. The St. John’s community, neighbors and friends are invited to a free performance by the Music for Everyone Community Chorus at 3:00 Sunday, January 19, 2020. Under the direction of Jonathan Shoff, they romp through music of the world, often in other languages. All funds collected during the free will offering will benefit MFE’s mission to provide resources and experiences in support of music education to transform lives, schools and communities. On Monday, we celebrate Dr. King’s birthday with a day camp for kids in grades 1-5. On Monday, January 20, 2020, approximately 30 - 45 kids from the city and surrounding county will join us for a day of games, movement, discussion, stories, and art, as we explore the idea of Living with Kindness. Our workshops this year include Measuring Kindness, Yoga (the excellent folks at AIM to Empower are interested in helping), Team Building Challenges with Amanda and John, and learning about Truth Tellers. We eat a delicious chili lunch together and sing Happy Birthday to Dr. King before enjoying cupcakes. It’s a beautiful day, full of joy, controlled chaos, and carrying on some of the message that Dr. King lived. Dr. King, driven by his faith, challenged us all to do the work necessary to create a more just, equal and love-filled community. A first step towards all that he asks is exactly what those children do on Monday, at his birthday celebration. They spend time with others who don’t know them very well, they learn something about others and in the process learn something about themselves, and they build community. Each year at St. John’s we make the space for that to happen. Thank you for your support – whether it be via volunteering to make chili, helping at the concert, or helping on Monday, or via your prayers (40 kids – we need prayers), or via the work you do to live out Dr. King’s message. We hope you’ll join us for the celebration this year.

In Peace,

Sue Dodge, Sue Heilman, Sue Martin and all the MLK Day Volunteers

MLK Day Camp Volunteers Needed

We need volunteers to make this camp happen! We need you! Volunteer opportunities include: - Shepherds (leading a group around from activity to activity) - Assistants in workshops - General helpers - just being there and helping out with the kids or with anything else that needs to be done Lunch is included! All volunteers will eat with the kids during our community lunch - chili, rice and cupcakes too! If you can be there all day - 9:15 - 3:00, that’s great. If only part of the day works for you, let me know. Thanks much for considering helping with this beautiful event, Sue Dodge (lalimule@verizon.net)

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Homebound: Margaret Crothers, Michael Frantz, Ellen Keller, Fritz Lawrence, Don Lovett, Nancy Nemith, Peter Plaza, Joan Rahe, Ricky Smith, Joanna Sweeney Military: Brian Hobbins, Laurel Hobbins, Alex Kelly, Kirby Kinderwater, Kyle Kinderwater, Joshua Watkins, Cameron Watts

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St. John’s Episcopal Church 321 W. Chestnut St. Lancaster, PA 17603