Our 2023 pledge envelopes have not arrived yet. If you are giving cash, please stick it in an envelope with your name before putting in the offering plate. Envelopes were ordered last August so we are expecting them SOON!
Thank you to everyone who made a pledge for 2023. We have exceeded last year’s pledge number. Our church runs on pledges!
Pledge statements for 2022 were mailed/e-mailed this past Tuesday. Let me know if you didn’t receive one.
How many of us have ever prayed, “Lord make me an instrument of your peace”; then found ourselves in complex and polarized situations that made peace seem impossible? This course is for you. Designed by The Episcopal Church’s Office of Government Relations and its Department of Faith Formation, Make Me an Instrument is a free, 5-week course…
It is now time to remove all Christmas decorations from our churchyard. Our deadline for removal is January 14. We will dispose remaining decorations after that date. To maintain the historic integrity of our churchyard, we respectfully remind everyone that artificial flowers and decorations are not allowed.
Our Outreach crew once again efficiently managed yesterday’s monthly food delivery for our Food Pantry. Our Outreach Office needs infant and children’s diapers of all sizes–except size 3. We continue to collect: New children’s shoes for our Heart & Sole Ministry Used eyewear for the Lion’s Club New or nearly new books for local school children Used printer…
On Sunday, November 8, Joel and Shelly Ray Alarcon, our musicians and the expectant parents of Baby J.J., opened the parish “Baby Shower” gift from parishioners. The gift included a soft stuffed dinosaur, a baby blanket from the Prayer Shawl Ministry, and a generous cash gift for the baby. Phyllis Doyle, a Vestry member who…
Plant Sale Next weekend on Hoopes Court Saturday, May 15 from 10-2 p.m. Sunday, May 16 from 9-12 Noon Rain or shine Selections include: Perennials: Anemone, creeping saxifrage, columbine, black-eyed Susans, hibiscus, big root geranium, lamb’s ear, sedum, turtlehead, red hot poker, cone flower, Solomon’s seal, trillium, and hellebores Shrubs: Fig, pussy willow, butterfly bush,…
Garden Market Planning Meeting All successful gardeners know that a combination of good soil preparation and fertilization, sprinkled with a refreshing dose of water and sunshine, can make plants thrive. With that in mind, we now begin to plan and prepare for our Annual Garden Market (May 5 & 6) so it too can flourish! We need…