Volume 13 Issue 10 Welcome Fall October 2017 OUR MISSION STATEMEN OUR MISSION STATEMENT St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chittenango, New York exists to restore all people to unity with each other and with God in Jesus Christ. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Chittenango, New York The Good News Here we are only three months left of this year. Where has it gone? Actually, we have had a good year so far. With lots of love and joy. It’s true that we have lost some wonderful people this year and have had some sad times, but we must have faith in God that we have to move on and move forward. Having Father Leon to lead us has been a great treasure. Al- so, having our tried and true Father Charlie has been a blessing. We have upped our attendance on Sunday and we have started a new ser- vice on Wednesdays at noon, which we hope to continue and get the word out to everyone. We are also adding some new Episcopalians to our fold. We will be cele- brating this in the very near future, which is very exciting. Stay tuned for further info on this. We have seen some of our perish youngsters going off to College. One of our youngsters has started kindergarten this year. Go Clayton! We have a wonderful organist added to our 3rd Sunday of the month. Wel- come Pat Beatty. She is really great folks, come on in. So as we are slowly winding down the year, there is still more to see and do. Our annual CROP walk is coming up on October 15th at 1:30 PM and our annual Baazar is coming up November the 4th, which is going to be great. I can’t wait myself to be there. The annual convention is coming up Novem- ber 11th. This is just a few of the events coming up. It won’t be long before Christmas is upon us, so won’t you join us and cele- brate our new beginning as we walk by faith not by sight in the Holy Spirit of God. Blessings to you all. Judy Olmsted, Warden Special Events Oct. 15th Worship meeting, during coffee hour Oct. 15th CROP Walk Nov. 4th Bazaar Nov. 11th Diocesan Convention So do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring worries of its own. Today’s trouble is enough for today. Matthew 6:34
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Volume 13 Issue 10
Welcome Fall
October 2017
OUR MISSION STATEMENOUR MISSION STATEMEN TT
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Chittenango, New York exists to restore all people to unity with each other and with God in Jesus Christ.
St. Paul ’s Episcopal Church Chittenango, New York
The Good News
Here we are only three months left of this year. Where has it gone? Actually, we have had a good year so far. With lots of love and joy. It’s true that we have lost some wonderful people this year and have had some sad times, but we must have faith in God that we have to move on and move forward. Having Father Leon to lead us has been a great treasure. Al-so, having our tried and true Father Charlie has been a blessing. We have upped our attendance on Sunday and we have started a new ser-vice on Wednesdays at noon, which we hope to continue and get the word out to everyone. We are also adding some new Episcopalians to our fold. We will be cele-brating this in the very near future, which is very exciting. Stay tuned for further info on this. We have seen some of our perish youngsters going off to College. One of our youngsters has started kindergarten this year. Go Clayton! We have a wonderful organist added to our 3rd Sunday of the month. Wel-come Pat Beatty. She is really great folks, come on in. So as we are slowly winding down the year, there is still more to see and do. Our annual CROP walk is coming up on October 15th at 1:30 PM and our annual Baazar is coming up November the 4th, which is going to be great. I can’t wait myself to be there. The annual convention is coming up Novem-ber 11th. This is just a few of the events coming up. It won’t be long before Christmas is upon us, so won’t you join us and cele-brate our new beginning as we walk by faith not by sight in the Holy Spirit of God. Blessings to you all. Judy Olmsted, Warden
Special Events
Oct. 15th Worship meeting, during coffee hour Oct. 15th CROP Walk Nov. 4th Bazaar Nov. 11th Diocesan Convention
So do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will bring worries of its own. Today’s trouble is enough for today.
Matthew 6:34
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Prayer List
Frank Abriola, John Asam (Furtado request), Eric Baker (Courtwright request), Jennifer Barber-Ray, Theresa Blaisier, Lynda Blaziaa (Gerling request), Denise Bordell, John Brennan (Kraus’s request), Gurdon Brewster, Jason Ceresoli (Furtado request), Colette Cook, Sandra Cooper, Diana D’Amico (Pokorny request), Billy Dougan (Montgomery request), Joanne Furtado (St. Paul’s request), Blake Goodfellow, Art Hil-dreth (Olmsted request), Holly Hix, Ed Hoffman, Terry Hoffman (Hoffman request), Lynette House (Weisbrod request), Evelyn McAllis-ter (St. Paul’s request), Woody McAllister, Meghan McGuire (Kraus’s request), Terri Mitchel-Gunderson (Weisbrod request), Jim Montgom-ery, Steve Oliva, Shaun Olmsted, Yurie Rosenfeld (Gerling request), James Sherman (Grover request), Bill Stucker (Pokorny request), Gerry Weisbrod (St. Paul’s request), Joe Williams (St. Paul’s request), Ruth Williams (St. Paul’s request), Betty Yates (St. Paul’s request), Kathy Yates-Davis (Yates request)
Are you in need of pastoral care? Not sure of who to call? What is the protocol?
Here are some answers:
In a case of an emergency – call Fr. Leon at 315.369.8205
If you want a Pastoral Visit from a Lay Eucharist Visi-tor, or just want to share about a family matter, call our
Pastoral Care Chair, Sue Gerling @315.559.3398 (cell) or 315.875.3047 (home) or email her @[email protected].
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Oct. 1, 2017 Holy Eucharist - Fr. Leon Mozeliak L.E.M.: Fran Abriola Lessons: Claudia Jensen/Tania Mousaw Prayers: Robin Weisbrod Acolytes: Ed Hoffman/Jim Montgomery Elements: Sue G. & Claudia J. Ushers: Please volunteer Coffee Hour: Vestry Oct. 8, 2017 Holy Eucharist - Fr. Charles Grover L.E.M.: Robin Weisbrod Lessons: Judy Olmstead/Becky Kraus Prayers: Sue Gerling Acolytes: Ed Hoffman/Jim Montgomery Elements: McGork Family Ushers: Please volunteer Coffee Hour: Volunteer
Oct. 15, 2017 Holy Eucharist - Fr. Leon Mozeliak L.E.M. Sue Gerling Lessons: Fran Abriola/Charles Grover Prayers: April Boyle Acolytes: Ed Hoffman/Jim Montgomery Elements: Pat D. & Donna H. Ushers: Please volunteer Coffee Hour: Davis & Hoffman Oct. 22, 2017 Morning Prayer Officiant: Robin Weisbrod Lessons: Jennifer Jackson/Roberta Kincaid Prayers: Dorothy Saunders Acolytes: Ed Hoffman/Jim Montgomery Ushers: Please volunteer Coffee Hour: Please Volunteer
Oct. 29, 2017 Morning Prayer Officiant: Judy Olmsted Lessons: Tania Mousaw/Sue Gerling Altar Guild for October: Ethel Barber Sue Huebler
October Ministry Team Schedule
October Birthdays
01 - Shirley VanValkenburgh 01 - Betty Yates
05 - Amy Dieffenbacher 09 - Katie Allen
09 - Kelly Stanton 11 - Clarke Jackson
18 - Donna Hoffman 18 - Peter Stucker
18 - Jackson Lawrence 18 - Betty Every
29 - Kyle Courtwright
October Anniversaries
08 - Aaron and Trystyn Judd 16 - Steven and Jill Just
19 - Amy and Phil Randall 21 - Dan and Michelle Rapp
No one can serve two masters; for a slave will either hate the one and love the other, or be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and wealth.
Matthew 6:24
The Grand Church Service Schedule
Oct 22nd – TBA Dec. 24th – Fr. Grover
Feel free to join any of us at these
“services”. All services begin at 2:30 PM. The guests would be appreciative
Featuring The Rev. Dwight Zscheile, Ph.D., author of Participating in God’s Mission: A
Theological Missiology for the Church in America, The Agile Church: Spirit-Led Innovation
in an Uncertain Age, People of the Way: Renewing Episcopal Identity, and The Missional
Church in Perspective: Mapping Trends and Shaping the Conversation.
Pancake
Breakfast
The Knights of Columbus at St. Patrick's of Chittenango will be holding a Pancake
Breakfast October 15, 2017 from 8 am to noon.
There will be the pancakes, scrambled eggs, sausage, pastries, juice, coffee and chocolate milk.
Adults $ 8.00 Seniors $ 7.00
Children $ 6.00 under 5 years old are free
Thank you for your support in our fund raising
event to aid in charity needs.
Diocese-Wide Confirmation
Service
December 9, 11:00 am–1:00 pm
Bishop DeDe will confirm and receive
individuals in the Episcopal Church from
throughout the Diocese of Central New
York. The entire diocesan community is
invited to share and celebrate these mem-
bers of our Christian family.
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Chittenango CROP Walk 2017
Sunday, October 16th
Registration starts at 1:30 at St. Paul’s. The walk will begin at 2 pm.
The walk will be approximately 1.5 miles long, which is a great distance for walkers of all ages and abilities. There are 2 ways to participate:
1) You can donate to your church’s team. Remember that 25% of all money raised stays right here in Chittenango.
2) You can register to walk in the CROP walk. 3) The best choice, do BOTH!
You can donate and register in person at church, or you can also choose to do so online. If you register online, you do not need to fill out a paper envelope, unless you want to collect donations from friends and family members. You can also collect donations online if you prefer.
If you would like to register or donate online, here is the link: https://www.crophungerwalk.org/chittenangony/
If you want to donate, you will quickly find the large orange “DONATE” icon to the right of our picture.
If you would like to register to walk, look towards the top of the screen, and click on “REGISTER” All you need to register is an email address! Once you are registered to walk, the website will walk you through a series of steps. You can skip most of them! You may also choose to share the website with family and friends!
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or email Lisa McGork, she is our chairperson for the CROP walk this year. Her phone number is (315)687-7125, and her
email address is [email protected]. We would love to continue our community’s strong
