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March 2017 Mary & Martha’s Message
Image from Mary & Martha Tours — sisters born in Milwaukee,
who conduct guided tours of the UK.
Digging Through DeKoven's Attic II March 14 — 10am
The DeKoven Center invites you to join them for an exciting
follow-up to last year's SRO event from the official DeKoven
archivist team, the Rev. James Braun and Dr. John Magerus, as
they present fascinating finds, photo-graphs, and stories deep from
within the archives at the historic DeKoven Center. The program
begins at 10:00 a.m. with coffee and refreshments, followed by the
presentation at 10:30 a.m., and Eucharist at noon in Taylor Hall,
on the west side of the DeKoven cam-pus. The event is open to the
community free of charge, with donations gratefully accepted. For
infor-mation: (262) 633-6401. The DeKoven Center is located at 600
- 21st Street in Racine, WI 53403.
COME TO THE TABLE Through MARCH 15
Zion Episcopal Church Wednesdays and Sundays 12--4 Other times
by appointment — please contact: Dawn Anderson at
[email protected]. The exhibit is made available through
Christians in the Visual Arts (CIVA), a non-profit organization
dedicated to exploring and nurturing the relationship between the
visual arts and the Christian faith. Come to the Table includes
historical pieces by Al-brecht Dürer, modernist work by Jasper
Johns and Sadao Watanabe, and fresh contemporary pieces created by
CIVA member artists.
Taizé Service Trinity Episcopal Church
Janesville March 19 — 5pm
A service of quiet, prayer, and music in the style of Taizé. All
are welcome. Trinity is located at 409 E Court St. Please call
608-754-3402 with questions.
Brahms Recital March 19 — 6pm
St. Andrew's, Madison Please come to a recital of music by
Brahms with organists and pianists Ken Stancer and Sigrun Franzen.
A simple supper and fellowship follows in the parish hall at 6:20
p.m. The evening concludes in the candlelit sanctuary as the
Compline Schola offers sung prayer in at 7:00 p.m. All are welcome
to attend all 3 portions of the evening or any single part. 1833
Regent Street.
March/April Events
Tuesdays in Lent The Meaning of the Cross
Grace, Madison
Tuesdays in Lent The Passiontide Music of J.S. Bach
All Saints’ Cathedral, Milwaukee
March 14 Digging through DeKoven’s Attic II
DeKoven Center, Kenosha
Wednesdays/Sundays through March 15 Come to the Table Art
Show
Zion, Oconomowoc
March 19 Taizé Service
Trinity Episcopal, Janesville
March 19 Brahms Recital
St. Andrew’s, Madison
March 25 Poetry, Prayer, Silence St. Mark's, Milwaukee
Find the details of these programs
on this page and page 2.
MORE information on pages 3 to 8 Province V ECW Conference
Women’s Miniweek
WI Council of Churches’ Events
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E-NEWS reaches over 200 women in the Diocese of Milwaukee and
Fond du Lac. Please send information about events coming up in your
parish or area that might be of interest to the women of the
diocese to Connie Ott, [email protected] To add someone to the
mailing list, please send the e-mail address to Connie Ott.
The Meaning of the Cross in the 21st Century
Lenten Series Tuesdays, March 7 - April 4, 7 pm
Grace, Madison This five week series explores the meaning of
Jesus' crucifixion in scripture, the Christian
tradition, and for contemporary Christians. Week 1 will focus on
the New Testament; week 2 on traditional theories of the atonement.
The next two sessions will explore contemporary responses to the
cross from feminists and James Cone's The Cross and the Lynching
Tree. On April 4, J. Denny Weaver, author of The Nonviolent
Atonement and The Nonviolent God will join the discussion. Vilas
Guild Hall, Grace Episcopal Church, 116 West Washington Street,
Madison, WI 53703.
Don't miss the April 15 DEADLINE!
Register for Camp Webb!
Slots are filling fast! Camp Webb will NOT be able to
make any exceptions to the April 15 deadline this year. We don't
want your child to miss out, so please register early, and if you
have questions, please contact us now! Thank you!
http://www.diomil.org/forming-disciples/camp-webb/
Madison area Julian of Norwich Gathering
Wednesday, April 12 1:00 - 2:45 PM
NOTE TIME CHANGE St. Dunstan's
6205 University Avenue Madison, WI 535705
Julian of Norwich was a 15th Century English mystic and
anchoress, a woman who chose to live a life in-tensely devoted
to prayer permanently enclosed in a small room, an anchorhold,
attached to a parish church. Thomas Merton called her "the greatest
the-ologian for our time." These gatherings are initiated and
supported by the Order of Julian of Norwich
(www.orderofjulian.org). The gatherings are open to all who want to
deep-en their life of faith through the practice of contem-plative
prayer, for beginners as well as those already practicing. Each
meeting includes time for contem-plative prayer, fellowship, and
reading/discussion of Julian's book. At the beginning of each
meeting, brief instruction on the practice of contemplative prayer
is offered. We meet the second Wednesday of each monthfrom1:00 to
2:45 PM. For additional information, contact Susan Fiore, ObJN at
[email protected].
The Passiontide Music of J. S. Bach
Tuesday Evening Presentations All Saints' Cathedral
The Cathedral invites you to join them on Tuesday evenings
during Lent for worship, fellowship, and enlightening instruction
by the Rev. Dr. Daniel Westberg, Professor of Moral and Ethical
Theology at Nashotah House. The evenings begin with Evening Prayer
at 5:30 and a potluck supper at 6:00. The program is from 6:45 to
8:00 pm. All por-tions of the evening are open to the public.
Please bring a dish to share.
Poetry, Prayer, Silence March 25
9 am to 12:30 pm St. Mark's, Milwaukee
Lent provides us with an invi-tation to let go of our usual
agendas and open ourselves
to what God wants to say to us. It's a time for some quiet in
the midst of our sometimes overly busy lives. We invite you to
spend a morning, through in-dividual practice and small group
sharing, listening for God's still, small voice in scripture and
poetry. All are welcome.
RSVP to [email protected]. 2618 N. Hackett Avenue,
Milwaukee, WI 53211
Rummage Sale Season is upon us!
St. Aidan’s RUMMAGE SALE
Friday April 21 and Saturday April 22
8 am to 3 pm
Hartford, WI 53027
YOUR Rummage Sale Notice — HERE!
Please send information to Connie Ott,
@[email protected]
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Episcopal Church Women of Province V Conference and Annual
Meeting
April 28-30, 2017 Lansing, Michigan
Keynote Speaker: Lelanda Lee The Episcopal Church Women of the
Diocese of Western Michigan are pleased to announce that
registration is now open for the Province V ECW Con-ference and
Annual Meeting to be held Friday through Sunday, April 28 – 30,
at
St. David’s Episcopal Church, Lansing, Michigan. The conference
will open for registration check-in beginning at 4:00 p.m. Friday
and close on Sunday following the morning Eucharist. We have a full
and exciting weekend planned. This year’s general business meeting
is especially im-portant since it includes election of the Province
V ECW Representative to the National ECW Board, and the United
Thank Offering Province V Representative to the National ECW Board,
for three year terms beginning in 2018. For your spiritual
enrichment, our keynote speaker and leader for the week- end is
Lelanda Lee. Lelanda will be leading us in “Exploring the Meaning
of Being My Sister’s Keeper” through prayer, storytelling,
reflection, and practical exercises. Lelanda is a writer, poet, and
church and community leader, who lives in northern Colorado with
her husband, mother, and brother. Raised in a refugee-immigrant
Asian family in Detroit, Lelanda was shaped by Motown and the Civil
Rights and Women’s Movements of the 1960s. Baptized and confirmed
in the Missouri Synod Luther-an Church, Lelanda found the Episcopal
Church in Amarillo, Texas, in the mid 1990s, when she at-tended the
Episcopal day school’s children’s chapel with her 9-year old
daughter. Lelanda continues her journey with the Episcopal Church
while also thinking about the concoction of humanity’s longings and
foibles – how desire, envy, and loss become the heartbeat of the
people. The conference registration fee is $90. This includes all
your conference costs plus a catered din-ner on Friday evening and
lunch on Saturday afternoon. You can register and pay online or
mail the attached registration form. Cancellation fees are $15
prior to April 1, $25 between April 1-15, $50 after April 15.
Please note: space is limited to 100 people. The following hotels –
all within an easy three miles drive of the conference location –
are holding blocks of rooms with reduced rates. The usual hotel
breakfast is included with your room. Please book directly with the
hotel to receive the discounted rate. Tell them you are with the
Episcopal Church Women. IMPORTANT: Reservations must be made by
March 28 to receive the reduced rate. Availa-bility after March 28
is very limited. A limited number of rooms are available for
Thursday arrivals and Monday departures. Check the hotel’s
cancellation policy when booking. SpringHill Suites by Marriott 111
South Market Place Blvd, Lansing, MI 48917 T: (517) 627-0002 F:
(517) 627-0057 Click here to book your group rate for Prov V ECW
Country Inn & Suites 6511 Centurion Dr., Lansing, MI 48917 T:
(517) 827-7000 F: (517) 827-7001 Courtyard by Marriott Lansing 2710
Lake Lansing Road Lansing, MI 48912 T 517 482-0500 Book your group
rate for Episcopal Church Women (note: breakfast available, but not
included w/room) Special Note! If you are considering flying,
please contact Gail Donovan [email protected] or (517) 230-0879 to
discuss ground transportation
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Registration Form Episcopal Church Women
Province V Conference & Annual Meeting St. David’s Episcopal
Church
1519 Elmwood Rd, Lansing, MI 48917 April 28 – April 30, 2017
(Friday – Sunday)
The conference registration fee is $90. This includes all your
conference costs plus a catered dinner on Friday eve-ning and lunch
on Saturday afternoon. Register online using PayPal or detach and
mail the registration form below. Cancellation fees are $15 prior
to April 1, $25 between April 1 and 15, $50 after April 15. Space
is limited to 100 people. Online registration is available, with
option to pay by credit card or check, is available here. Fill out
the form below (use a separate form for each person registering.)
Mail it and your check paya-ble to Diocese of Western Michigan,
with “ECW Prov V Conf” noted on the memo line. Mail to: Diocese of
Western Michigan ECW Prov V 2017 Annual Meeting Attn: Tammy Mazure
535 S. Burdick St., Suite 1 Kalamazoo, MI 49007 You will receive an
email confirmation within a few days of receipt of your payment.
Contact: Gail Donovan [email protected] or (517) 230-0879
Name__________________________________________________________________________
Diocese
of__________________________________________________________________________
Address
_____________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________ State ___________
Zip__________ Contact telephone number
____________________________________________________________________
Special Dietary Needs
________________________________________________________________________
Amount Enclosed $_______
ECW Province V Keynote Speaker Lelanda Lee is a writer, poet,
and church and community leader, who lives in northern Colorado
with her ohana, consisting of her husband, mother, brother, and her
boss, Devon Rex cat Tinkerbell. Raised in a ref-ugee-immigrant
Asian family in Detroit, Michigan, Lelanda was shaped by Motown,
Rock ‘n Roll, and the Civil Rights and Women’s Movements of the
’60s. Baptized and confirmed in the Missouri Synod Lutheran Church,
Lelanda found the Episcopal Church in Amarillo, Texas, in the mid
’90s, when she attended the Episcopal day school’s children’s
chapel to check out the propaganda her 9-year old daughter was
receiving weekly. Le-landa continues her journey with the Episcopal
Church while also thinking about the concoction of humanity’s
longings and foibles – how desire, en-vy, and loss become the
heartbeat of the people.
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41st Annual Women’s Mini Week
Courageous Women of God! August 10-13, 2017
MISSION Women’s Mini Week is an annual retreat-type experience
for women over 18, offering opportunities
for relaxation, friendship, renewal, and fun!
CAMP LAKOTAH Nestled along the shores of Little Hills Lake near
Wautoma, Wisconsin, Camp Lakotah has over 135 acres of forest,
trails, and prairie, with 1,000 feet of beautiful beach. There is
an outdoor pavilion, places for relaxing, a modern dining room,
indoor and outdoor chapel areas, and a friendly staff. Sleeping
facilities range from rustic cabins in forest units (with nearby
bath house) to quite comfortable lodges (with shared bathrooms in
the building). Meals are enjoyed family style in the Dining Hall,
which features sweeping
views of the surrounding forest. www.camplakotah.com Courageous
Women of God! About Women’s Mini Week
Making this annual weekend all about YOU is what the planning
team loves to do! So we are taking great care to offer a variety of
activities for all ages – individual, small group, and large group.
You might enjoy opportunities for learning, exploring, fellowship,
crafting, performing, or being a spectator. You are welcome to just
chill on the beach, or disappear into your own personal agenda and
only show up for meals! This is your time to retreat from your
everyday routines, to allow discoveries and friendships to refresh
you, to find comfortable activity or blissful quiet, as you desire.
Consider being a blessing to someone else – invite a friend,
mother, daughter, niece, aunt, neigh-bor, coworker, teacher, or
other special woman in your life to join you. Some of our longtime
at-tendees come with three generations from the same family! This
invitation is for you! Won’t you say yes and attend?
Everything is optional! You are invited to participate in as
little or as much as you choose – but we do recommend showing up
for the delicious meals! THURSDAY EVENING 4:00 Arrival &
Check-in 6:00 Dinner 7:00 Evening Program TBA 9:00 Campfire (bring
a beverage and chair!)
FRIDAY & SATURDAY 6:30 Fri - Morning Walk 7:30 Early Morning
Prayer 8:00 Breakfast
9-11 Morning Activities 11:00 Holy Eucharist 12:00 Fri - Lunch
Sat- Group Picture followed by Lunch 1-5 Afternoon Activities 6:00
Supper 7:00 Evening Program TBA 9:00 Campfire
SUNDAY 8:30 Holy Eucharist 10:00 Brunch 10:30 Pre-Register for
2018! 11:00 Depart
Thursday Supper through Sunday Brunch Camp Lakotah – Wautoma,
Wisconsin
Be strong and courageous, for the Lord will be with you wherever
you go." - Joshua 1:9
Women’s Mini Week — Schedule of Activities
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WOMEN’S MINI WEEK 2017 REGISTRATION FORM Name (for name tag)
______________________________________________ Phone
______________________ Address
_______________________________________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip _____________________________________ Email
________________________________ Dietary Restrictions / Guidelines:
(Add $15.00 for weekend special diet) _____________________________
LODGING ACCOMMODATIONS A. Cabin (platform bed, w/electric, bath
house nearby) B. Lodge (dorm-style, platform bed, w/electric and
full shared bathroom) REGISTRATION OPTIONS – CHOOSE ONE: Option #1
Thursday Dinner – Sunday Brunch A. Cabin
..................................................... $245 B. Lodge
.................................................... $265 Option #2
Friday Dinner – Sunday Brunch A. Cabin
..................................................... $220 B. Lodge
.................................................... $240 Payment
Options: Personal Check, payable to Women’s Mini Week, mailed to:
Rose Mueller 7225 Century Place Middleton, WI 53562 Preferred Unit
/ Lodge / Roommates:
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
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MASSAGES – REGISTRATION
There are limited spots so if you know in advance that you would
like a massage, please register. This is in addition to your
Registration ½ hr @ $45.00 __________________________ 1 hr @ $60.00
__________________________ Payable directly to Massage Therapist
CALCULATION OF FEES: $ ____________Fee for Registration Option
$____________Deduct Deposit (minimum $50) $____________Deduct
Scholarship Request* (Request Deadline 7/15/2017) $____________Plus
Scholarship Donation ** $____________Balance due by August 1, 2017
SCHOLARSHIPS — Are you thinking you cannot afford to attend? Your
deposit of $50 reserves your spot! Re-quest a scholarship for part
(or all) of the balance before 7/16/17 and we will try to grant
your request.
DONATION — Can you make a scholarship donation so any woman who
cannot afford the fee can join us
anyway? Thanks to this generosity, everybody who wants to can
participate!
NO EMPTY BEDS — If you want “your own” cabin, please invite
roommates to fill it up.
FIRST COME, FIRST RESERVED Specific lodging accommodations are
reserved in the order regis-
trations and deposits are received.
CANCELLATION POLICY All payments are
refundable if notified by August 1. After that, all but the $50
deposit will be refunded.
NO ONSITE REGISTRATION We cannot honor last minute
registrations. Our contract with Camp Lako-tah requires all lodging
and food numbers be guaranteed 10 days in advance. So reservations
must be made in advance and paid in full by 8/1/2017. BUT, if
there’s a last-minute cancellation, you might “swap” yourself
in.
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2017 Advocacy Day
People of Faith United for Justice
Tuesday, April 4 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
First United Methodist Church Near the Capital Square
203 Wisconsin Avenue, Madison
As people of faith we are called to join the public conversation
about the common good – about the kind
of a state and nation we can be justifiably proud of, the legacy
we want to leave our children and future
generations. Past generations of citizens, through government,
made the decisions and investments
that benefit us today. Now it is our turn.
People of Faith United for Justice is a day-long gathering to
learn, discuss, pray and advocate together
for social justice issues of importance to all the people of
Wisconsin. As a new legislature starts work on
the next state budget, our representatives need to hear our
values, priorities, and concerns, our expec-
tations and aspirations. Whether we expect them to agree with us
or not, they need to hear from us.
Together, we can ensure that our commitment to compassion and
justice is reflected in that budget.
Co-Sponsors: Wisconsin Council of Churches, Faith Voices For
Justice, Interfaith Conference of
Greater Milwaukee, Lutheran Office for Public Policy, Madison
Area Urban Ministry, Milwaukee Jewish
Federation, Jewish Federation of Madison and Wisconsin Jewish
Conference.
Getting to Madison for Advocacy Day
There is no parking available at First United Methodist Church.
Participants should plan to park nearby
at the State Street Capitol Garage located at N Carroll St and W
Johnson St, across the street from
Madison College. Information about Madison parking ramps can be
found here.
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2017 Washington Island Forum
THE CHALLENGE OF THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE
June 26 - 30, 2017
Presenter: John Dominic Crossan is generally regarded as the
leading historical
Jesus scholar in the world. He is the author of several
bestselling books, including The
Historical Jesus, Jesus: A Revolutionary Biography and The Birth
of Christianity, and Who Killed Jesus? Crossan
was educated in Ireland and the United States, received a
Doctorate of Divinity from Maynooth College in Ireland
in 1959, and did post-doctoral research at the Pontifical
Biblical Institute in Rome from 1959 to 1961 and at the
École Biblique in Jerusalem from 1965 to 1967. He was a member
of a thirteenth-century Roman Catholic reli-
gious order, the Servites (Ordo Servorum Mariae), from 1950 to
1969 and was an ordained priest from 1957 to
1969. He joined DePaul University in Chicago in 1969 and
remained there until 1995. He is now a Professor
Emeritus in its Department of Religious Studies.
Through four comprehensive lectures, Dr. Crossan will
examine:
Is the God of the Christian Bible violent?
Is the historical Jesus, Rider on the Peace-Donkey of Gospel, or
the apocalyptic Jesus, Rider on the War-
Horse of Revelation, the norm, criterion, and discriminant of
the Christian Bible?
(Based on How to Read the Bible and Still Be a Christian:
Struggling with Divine Violence from Genesis through
Revelation. 2015).
Tuesday — “Original Sin”: Sexual Temptation or Escalatory
Violence?
Wednesday — Covenantal Law: Human Destiny or Divine
Sanction?
Thursday — God’s Kingdom: Violent Revolt or Non-Violent
Resistance?
Friday — Christianity’s Criterion: Historical Jesus or
Apocalyptic Jesus?
The Washington Island Forum is especially tailored to lay
leaders and pastors who want to deepen their spirituality and
connect with the message of the scriptures in a more profound
way.
Forum Setting: The Forum is a 40 year tradition and is sponsored
by the Wisconsin Council of Churches and The
Christian Century magazine. Enjoy four and one half days of
worship, workshops, discussion, and contemplation in an ecu-
menical retreat setting on Washington Island, just north of Door
County Wisconsin. The week begins with a welcome and
opening picnic Monday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Tuesday through Thursday enjoy morning prayer and work-
shop sessions at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center (TPAC)
with John Dominic Crossan, and optional afternoon discus-
sion groups. Friday begins with a Eucharist, a final workshop
and discussion, with departure at noon.
Lodging, meals and recreational opportunities are offered by
numerous Island establishments. More information can be
found at Washingtonisland.com or Washington Island Chamber of
Commerce website. Homes and cabins are available for
rent through Door Passage Vacation Rental and sites like VRBO,
Flipkey and HomeAway. Registrants will receive a packet
of information in May 2017 containing an Island brochure, draft
Forum schedule, a ferry schedule and other helpful infor-
mation. The Forum is limited to 250 participants. It is advised
that you also reserve a place of lodging early, and inquire
about refunds should your plans change. For a video of
Washington Island, watch this Discover Wisconsin episode.
For those traveling by air, the closest larger commercial
airport is Austin Straubel Airport in Green Bay. If flying, we
rec-
ommend that the flight arrive in Green Bay no later than 1:00pm
on Monday or leave before 5:00 on Friday. It is approxi-
mately a three hour drive from Green Bay to Washington Island.
If you prefer the General Mitchell Airport in Milwaukee, the
travel time to the Island is about four and a half hours. The
last ferry to the Island is 6:00pm and the last ferry off the
Island is
5:00.
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