Vacation Bible School

June 10-14, 2019

Jazz in the Sanctuary &

Fourth of July Picnic

3:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.

The Angelus

Thoughts from Your Senior Warden …

Every Christian is chosen, called, and summoned to a vocation and moment that no other person can fill, though every calling is woven into the complex web of the Church’s being. We are members of one another, and yet every member has something, was given something, a gift of great value, hidden from all others. A lot falls upon every baptized person. We do not choose Jesus; he chooses us. He calls us and sets before us good works to walk in, whether in matters grave and small, in risk and danger or love and devotion. He calls us and gives us a life worth living, a life worth fighting for. To be a Christian is to know that an irrevocable lot has fallen on us, not by the cold hand of fate but by the heat of total and everlasting love. The passing of two long time members of our congregation and my unfamiliarity with the Memorial Garden process has brought to light the need for a document or brochure that explains everything and can be given to family members to make decisions about services and the internment in the columbarium. The change from ATT to Comcast to get higher speed service at lower cost is taking longer than expected. However, they are not charging us a very hefty connection fee and thus the delay should be tolerated. We (Allie) are sending monthly cards to a list of absent members. Phone calls are also added for a more personal touch. The Church grounds are looking fantastic, thanks to the leadership by Craig and the tremendous support by so many volunteers. We are getting quotes from several cleaning services to clean not only the church, but also the office and parish hall. The current service seems to only do a superficial job. The change would increase the expense and a proposal by Stephanie is to have us (volunteers) clean on a designated cleaning day. We should discuss this. You Senior Warden, Al Ragl

WEDNESDAY HEALING SERVICE: has

concluded for the summer. Please join us Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

Please make sure to check your email for notifications from the Church Office. If you are not receiving emails, please send your information to:

adventpalmcity@bellsouth.net

Please make sure to pick up your new Day by Day in the Narthex.

Need offering envelopes? Please contact the church office at 772-283-6221.

Please consider helping provide coffee hour goodies. Sign up sheet is available in the Parish Hall.

Have a wonderful and safe summer!

The 2nd 'Art At Advent' was held on February 16th and was attended by 6 fabulous artists. An array of oil, acrylic and water color paintings were available for sale

as well as beautiful jewelry made by our former Parish Administrator, Laura Hackney. A highlight of the day was a surprise visit by our Bishop, the Right Rev. Peter Eaton.

Thank you to our artists and all who attended this enjoyable event!

Church of the Advent Mission Team

presents

The third Thursday of each month take your family & friends for a delicious BBQ Dinner

and 15% to 25% of your bill will be donated to Advent’s Missions!

1961 S. US Hwy. #1, Stuart Dine in or Take out

from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm.

The Sunday that is seven weeks (50 days) after Easter Day is the Feast of Pentecost.

Pentecost is the is the day on which we remember the story given to us in the

second chapter of the Book of Acts.

The story goes:

40 days after the resurrection (which we celebrate at Easter) Jesus ascends into heaven (which we

celebrate on Ascension Day). But before he ascends, Jesus promises that he will not leave us

“comfortless”, but will send the Holy Spirit to strengthen and to guide us, to guide the church. Ten

days later, on the Day of Pentecost, Holy Spirit descended on the people gathered. (note: Pentecost is

an ancient Jewish festival of the harvest, the name of which translates from the Hebrew as The Festival of Weeks. This festival

is referred to in Exodus chapters 23 ad 34, and in Deuteronomy chapter 16.)

In the Book of Acts, the story is told:

And when the day of Pentecost was fully come, they were all with one accord in one place. And suddenly there came a sound from

heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and it filled all the house where they were sitting. And there appeared unto them cloven

tongues like as of fire, and it sat upon each of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit, and began to speak with other

languages, as the Spirit gave them utterance. And there were dwelling at Jerusalem Jews, devout men, out of every nation under

heaven. Now when this was noised abroad, the multitude came together, and were confounded, because that every man heard

them speak in his own language.

So, on The Day of Pentecost in the church year, fifty days of

Easter and ten days after the Ascension, the clergy

wear RED vestments to signify the work of the Spirit. It is also a

custom for the people in the congregation to wear RED on the

Day of Pentecost as well. We wear RED to remind us of the fire

of the Spirt. In addition, a congregation with many dressed

in RED is colorful. And perhaps most of all, it is fun.

Church of the Advent celebrates the service of Rick Harrington as Junior Warden, Ande Bauzen-berger as Vestry Member and Nancy Junk as Senior Warden.

Bogo usually means buy one, get one free. But at Church of the Advent it means buy one, GIVE one! Please place items in the special baskets in the Narthex and they will be donated to LAHIA or House of Hope to feed the homeless and those in need.

May Birthdays

3: Richard Tinker

4: Karen Trovitch

6: Virginia Davis

11: Ann Quinn

14: Rick Harrington

17: Dorothy Mahan

18: Natalie Jaume

23: Peter Grimm

24: Avery Clute

28: Kathy Atherton

31: Ella Rehyansky

May Anniversaries

2: Gordon & Anita Lamb

12: Marta & Robert Hartwell

18: Dick & Jean Forbes

June Birthdays

2: Stephanie Barnard

4: Art McCamey

5: Craig Bauzenberger

11: Gail Traynor

13: Kristin Chapman

19: Julie Clute

20: Laura Donovan

27: Emily Cooper

28: Robert Chapman

30: Lynne Conroy, Vivian

Rothaug

June Anniversaries

6: Glenn & Myra Gardiner

14: David & Mary Lou Marshall, Art & Ann McCamey

20: John & Judy Tulotta

21: Robert & Kristie Chapman

28: Charlton & Shirley Cox

FOR KITCHEN: • Powdered drinks (iced tea, pink lemonade, lemonade, Kool-aid) • Coffee and creamer • Sugar • Napkins & Paper towels • Plastic knives, forks, spoons • Plates (large & small) • Bowls (for salad and fruit) • 8 oz foam cups (for coffee) • 10 oz plastic drinking cups (for cold drinks) • Aluminum foil • 32 to 35 gallon trash bags • Liquid dish soap • Bleach • Vinegar (large white bottles for cleaning laminate floors)

TOILETRIES AND CAMPING SUPPLIES:

• Shampoo • Conditioner • Toothbrush/toothpaste • Bug spray • Citronella candles • Shaving cream • Razors • Deodorant • Toilet paper • Wet wipes • Flashlights • Batteries (AA, AAA, C and D) • Long-lasting candles • Tents (2 to 4 men tent) • Tarps (brown or green) • Cot or air mattress • Sleeping bags • Bicycles (even if they need to be fixed) • Bike parts (26″ bike wheel, 24″ & 26″ tires, 7 tubes)

CLOTHING: • Socks (mid-calf, grey or black color) • Underwear (size 32-36) • Large and extra-large colored t-shirts • Men’s Jeans (30, 32, 34 waist / 30, 32, 34 length) • Men’s sneakers, 9-12

Ongoing Needs

FOR FOOD PANTRY: • Eggs • Milk • Cereal • Peanut butter and jelly (in squeeze bottles) • Canned meat (tuna, chicken, salmon) pop-top lid, if possible • Canned soup (with protein) pop-top lid • Large cans of fruit and veggies • Gatorade bottles (assorted flavors) • Granola bars, cereal, healthy snacks • Water bottles (16.9 oz) • Juice • Pasta and sauce • Chef-boy-r-dee po p-top cans • Salad dressings • Clean plastic groceries bags (we use them to bag food) • Cheap brands powdered laundry soap (we bag up in sandwich Ziplocks) • Zip lock bags (snack, sandwich, quart and gallon sizes) • Large latex-free gloves (Harbor Freight has 100/box for $6, often on sale)

FOR LAUNDRY ROOM: • Laundry detergent (powdered) • Laundry detergent (liquid)

May 5

Sunday 10am

Cursillo Sunday

May 12

Sunday 10am

May 19

Sunday 10am

May 26

Sunday 10am

Greeters

Craig and Ande

Bauzenberger

Fred and Stephanie

Barnard

Sean and Kerri

Harrington

Ron and Gail

Traynor

Ushers Fred Barnard

Bill Baio

Craig Bauzenberger

Al Ragl

Mike Quinn

Jim Lammie

Mike Quinn

Craig Bauzenberger

Guest Host Stephanie Barnard Ande Bauzenberger Nancy Junk Andee Bauzenberger

Old Testament & Psalm Sandee Ragl Bob Bornshein Elaine LaVallee Jessica Trossbach

Epistle and Psalm Jim Lammie Dorcas Boucher Debra Lammie Dorcas Boucher

Oblation Bearers

Allie Ireland

Lynn Johnson

Art and Ann

McCamey

Marta Hartwell

Lynn Johnson

Nancy Junk

Louise Fountain

Chalice Bearers Debra Lammie

Jim Lammie

Lynne Conroy

Dorcas Boucher

Debra Lammie

Bill Junk

Dorcas Boucher

Lynne Conroy

Crucifer Lynne Conroy Jim Lammie Lynne Conroy Jim Lammie

Acolytes When Available When Available When Available When Available

Altar Guild

Collection

Counters

Al Ragl

Nancy Junk

Jim Lammie

Nancy Junk

Craig Bauzenberger

Nancy Junk

Gayle Traynor

Nancy Junk

Vestry of the Day TBD TBD TBD TBD

May 2019 Lay Service Schedule

June 2

10:00 am

June 9

10:00 am

June 16

10:00 am

June 23

10:00am

June 30

10:00AM

Greeters Mike and Ann

Quinn

Sean and Kerri

Harrington

Jessica Trossbach

Sandee Ragl

Jessica Trossbach

Ande Bauzenberger

Ron and Gail

Traynor

Ushers Bill Baio

Craig Bauzenberger

Bill Baio

Mike Quinn

Al Ragl

Craig Bauzenberger

Craig Bauzenberger

Jim Lammie

Craig Bauzenberger

Jim Lammie

Guest Host Nancy Junk Ande Bauzenberger Nancy Junk Ande Bauzenberger Nancy Junk

Old Testament

& Psalm

Art McCamey Marta Hartwell Bob Bornschein Craig Bauzenberger Elaine Lavallee

Epistle Dorcas Boucher Jim Lammie Debra Lammie Bill Junk Bill Junk

F

Oblation Bearers Sean and Kerri

Harrington

Art and Ann

McCamey

Allie Ireland

Lynn Johnson

Nancy Junk

Louise Fountain

Marta Hartwell

Lynn Johnson

Chalice Bearers Dorcas Boucher

Lynne Conroy

Jim Lammie

Debra Lammie

Jim Lammie

Debra Lammie

Bill Junk

Debra Lammie

Bill Junk

Debra Lammie

Crucifer Jim Lammie Lynne Conroy Lynne Conroy Lynne Conroy Lynne Conroy

Acolytes When Available When Available When Available When Available When Available

Altar Guild

Collection

Counters

Nancy Junk

Gayle Traynor

Nancy Junk

Al Ragl

Nancy Junk

Jim Lammie

Nancy Junk

Craig Bauzenberger

Nancy Junk

Gail Traynor

June 2019 Lay Service Schedule