Friday, February 12, 2010
Shrove
Tuesday Pancake Supper
You’re invited to the
Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper on this Tuesday, February 16. Pancakes,
bacon and juice will be served from 5:30 - 7:30pm and we’ll play bingo
from 6:30 -7:30. Dinner tickets are $4 per person or $12 per family.
Bingo cards are $1 each, 6 for $5 or 15 for $10. All proceeds for the
evening benefit the programs and youth of EYC.
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Ash Wednesday Service
Schedule
Ash Wednesday Service
Schedule for February 17 is as follows: The Imposition of Ashes and Holy
Eucharist will be at 8:00 AM, 12 noon, and 7:30 PM. There
will also be a 5:30 PM children’s service (not Eucharist) with brief words about asking
God’s forgiveness followed by the imposition of ashes.
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Wednesday Nights in Lent
Lenten
Soup Suppers
Wednesday Lenten soup
suppers begin February 24th at 6pm. Come enjoy the vast array of
wonderful soup on Wednesdays in Lent, served from 6 - 6:45 pm. As
always, volunteers are needed to bring a pot of their favorite soup to
share with all and to help set up and serve. Sign up sheets are in Burtenshaw Hall. Please join us for spectacular soup and fellowship.
Contact Anne McManes for information at 770-442-8368.
Lenten Program
Servant Leadership (as
given by Christ when he taught his disciples, “Whoever wishes to be
first among you must be servant of all.”) The Rev. Katie Elberfeld
and Mr. Mark Elberfeld will lead the 5-week reflection on Servant
Leadership, including the importance of listening in serving and
developing the leader within each of us. Program follows soup
suppers6:45-7:30.
Lenten Program for Kids
Children ages 4-10 will
have their own mini-program on Wednesday nights following soup supper,
6:45-7:30. Please sign up with Susan Griffis
(suegrif@bellsouth.net)
or on the desk outside of the Sunday school wing.
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Journey
of Faith: Lenten Devotionals and Meditations
Written by our own St.
Aidan church members, the Lenten Devotionals and Meditations are now
available in the narthex! You can also download a copy from the
St. Aidan's website at
www.staidans.org. From the main page, click on the 'Lenten
Calendar' icon, and you will be directed to the Lenten Schedule page
and other materials. Many thanks to all who contributed to make this
booklet a reality.
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Birthday
Celebration Sunday
Anyone with a February
birthday should come to Burtenshaw Hall following the 11:00 service
this Sunday for a blessing and cake.
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The Rev. Rebekah Hatch
concludes her Epiphany season ministry with us this Sunday.
Thank you for blessing us with your preaching, teaching and ministry.
Blessings to you and we hope to see you again.
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Welcome
This Sunday we welcome
guest organist Bill Hildebrandt.
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and Haiti
Show your love and
support for the people of Honduras and Haiti. Buy a Valentine to
post your message outside Burtenshaw Hall. Hearts are $5, $7 or
$10 depending on size. All proceeds will be split 50/50 between
earthquake relief in Haiti and the LAMB Institute in Honduras.
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First Sunday Loose Plate
Offering
Thanks to everyone who
contributed to the Atlanta Community Food Bank through last
week's Loose Plate Offering. We collected a total of $599.24,
which has been sent to The Atlanta Community Food Bank to help
alleviate hunger in Atlanta and surrounding counties. For
information on ACFB, please visit their web site at
www.ACFB.org.
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Adult Christian Education
Adult Forum -
Finding Faith at the
Movies
This class concludes this
Sunday with a look at Saving Private Ryan and the topic of
sacrifice.
Class on Women in
Scripture
The Rev. Rebekah Hatch
will lead this class in the library this Sunday with discussion on Mary
Magdalene: Unraveling the Mystery READ AHEAD (optional): John 20:1-18
Weekly Bible Study
The Weekly Bible Study is
on Tuesdays at 9:30 am and Wednesdays at 7:30 pm. We study the
Sunday Lectionary in advance of the upcoming Sunday.
Bible Study - "To Live
Is Christ"
"To
Live Is Christ" bible study by Beth Moore journeys the audience through
the events in the life of Paul. Please join this inspirational speaker
and teacher as she guides ladies to live a Christ-like life. Invite your
friends to the study. They are offered at two different times as
follows:
Sundays during
the Sunday school hour in the classroom next to the library, January
24th - May 16th skipping holiday weekends. Tuesdays,
7:00 - 8:30pm in the library January 26th—April 27th.
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Missionary Commissioning
We are
commissioning two parishioners, Karen DeArmey and Joey
Sargent, as short term missionaries this Sunday. They
will be joining members of several other Atlanta-area Episcopal
parishes heading to Honduras next week to work with women and children
at the LAMB Institute in Tegucigalpa. The mission team will
participate in the dedication of the new chapel at the children's home
and school in San Buena Ventura, which takes place on the 10th
anniversary of LAMB's ministry in Honduras. Karen and Joey will also
deliver a special gift made by our Sunday School classes for St.
Aidan's sponsored child, Anita. The gift is a picture book containing
photos and letters from the Sunday School children to show their love
and concern for Anita and the other children living at the children's
home.
A Prayer for
Missionaries
HEAVENLY FATHER, Whose disciples were commanded to go forth and carry
the Gospel to all nations, we ask your blessing upon those who have
been called to labor in the Mission field.
Let your Holy Spirit descend with such power that they may be
encouraged and directed in their efforts; and Grant that Your Spirit
may be made manifest in their ministry, in their hands and in their
hearts.
We pray that you will watch over them and sustain them with health,
patience and endurance as they do the work that you have called them
to do, and that your Spirit will strengthen the endeavors of these and
all missionaries who go into other lands.
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World
Mission Sunday
The Church’s work around
the world is as important as our work around the corner. To
increase awareness of, and participation in, the wider global mission
of the Church, the last Sunday in Epiphany is designated as
World Mission Sunday. Take some time today to learn about
mission and outreach ministries at St. Aidan's. Visit the World
Mission Sunday table in Burtenshaw Hall for information about
opportunities to get involved and make a difference here, at home and
abroad.
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Festival
Eucharist in Honor of Absalom Jones
Everyone is warmly invited
to participate in this festival Eucharist commemorating the first
African American Priest of the Episcopal Church, Absalom Jones
(1746-1818). This annual diocesan celebration will be held at the
Cathedral of St. Philip, 2744 Peachtree Road, Atlanta at 4:00 pm this
Sunday, February 14th, 2010. Former Atlanta Mayor Shirley
Franklin will be the guest speaker. Our Bishop, The Right Reverend
Neil Alexander, will serve as celebrant. The music will be provided by
the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church choir, Atlanta, Georgia with Trey Clegg,
Choirmaster. All are welcome to conclude the festivities at a
reception in the Child Hall where Spelman College Jazz Ensemble will
provide music. For further information you may contact Muriel
Diguette at 404-601-5320 /
mdiguette@episcopalatlanta.org or Lane Barnum at 770-730-8177 /
lbarnum6@yahoo.com. Please
join us.
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Newcomer's
Dinner
If you are a newcomer to
St. Aidan's, you are cordially invited to a Newcomer's Dinner on
Sunday, February 28 at 5:00 P.M. You will have a delicious
dinner prepared by our volunteers, have the opportunity to meet some of
the Church staff, Vestry and volunteers, and have the chance to meet
other newcomers to St. Aidan's. We REALLY want to have the
opportunity to meet you and your family. Free loving childcare is
provided, but let us know the names and ages of your children.
Respond to:
Harmony Kiser - harmony.kiser@comcast.net 770-205-7899
Vickie Scott -
vickiesco@bellsouth.net
678-983-8499
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Loss and Grief Discussion
Group
Loss and Grief Discussion
Group led by the Rev. Dr. Deborah Silver will begin on Thursday, Feb.
18 at 7:30 in the Cottage. If you or someone you love is
struggling with the loss of a relationship, job or other type of
significant loss, consider becoming a member of this support group.
The group will meet for 6 weeks on Thursdays from 7:30 to 8:45. If
you would like more information please feel free to contact Deborah at
404-271-2253.
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Introducing
NFCC Food Pantry "Item of the Month"
St. Aidan's has long
supported North Fulton Community Charities (NFCC) with annual
Brown Bag food drives and assorted food donations. Now we'll be
collecting food donations based on specific needs identified by NFCC.
This will help balance the inventory in the NFCC Food Panty, so they
don't end up with tons of rice and no peanut butter, for example.
The "Item of the Month" will be listed in Parish Matters and eNews each
week. To donate, just purchase the "Item of the Month" during your
regular grocery shopping, and drop it in the box in the Narthex at any
time during the month.
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Daughters
of the King (DOK)
If you have ever
considered joining DOK or just learning more about it, please consider
taking the upcoming training to be offered by Judie Borden and Betsy
Jones. Our hope is to start training in February or March.
Typically there is one 2-hour meeting per week for about 6 weeks.
The exact days/times will be determined by those interested in the
training. Please email Judie
(Judie_Borden@yahoo.com) or
Betsy (bjones@fhlbatl.com)
right away to let them know that you are interested. You are also
welcome at our regular meetings - the first Saturday of the month at 10
AM and the third Sunday of the month after late services. We meet
in the Library. Questions? Contact Martha Myers
(martha.myers@gmail.com) 770 642 8985, Judie Borden
(Judie_Borden@yahoo.com), or Betsy Jones
(bjones@fhlbatl.com).
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January Membership Report
Membership officially transferred to
St. Aidan’s: Shirley Isom Young Bearden from St. Alban's Episcopal;
Melanie Puckett Ellis from St. David's, Roswell. Transfers out:
none. Births: none. Death of parishioners: none.
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Covenant Singers
Note: The
Covenant Singers will
NOT meet on Thursday, February 25th.
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St. Aidan’s
Green
Team
Green Team Tip
Indoor air pollution is a
concern these days because our homes, offices, and other buildings are
filled with more synthetic items, including air fresheners, cleaning
products, upholstered furniture, carpets, fabricated wood items, scented
beauty products and scented petroleum-based candles. You may
associate that lemony or piney scent with a clean kitchen or clean
clothes. But synthetic fragrances in laundry products and air
fresheners emit dozens of different chemicals into the air. Look
for scent-free or naturally-scented laundry products. Switch to
mild cleaners that don't include artificial fragrances. Stop using
aerosol sprays—deodorants, hair sprays, carpet cleaners, furniture
polish, and air fresheners. Be aware that fragrance free may not mean
scent free. Let in fresh air. Open windows so toxic
chemicals don't build up in your home.
Recycling bins are
here!
Recycling bins are located in the kitchen, by the drink machine and
downstairs in the classroom areas for recycling paper, aluminum cans,
plastic bottles, and other recyclable materials. For information,
contact Earl Bozeman at 404-486-9405 /
sonnyb49@comcast.net.
How are you helping to
save the planet?
The
Green
Team would like to know what you are doing in your home and community to
help save our planet. Please send photos of your recycling
efforts, compost bins, rain barrels, etc. to Joyce Tripp Miller, 1205
Tuscany Ct, Alpharetta, GA 30004 or
jtmiller120@gmail.com. Please identify people who are in your
photos.
Join the
Green
team!
The St. Aidan's
Green Team
meets the second Sunday of each month after the 11 am service;
all are welcome to participate. If you are
interested in helping St. Aidan’s with its environmental stewardship
(recycling and the like) please contact Father Rob at
fr.wood@earthlink.net.
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Seeking Gifts for New Altar Hangings and Vestments for Lent
Our purple set of
vestments needs replacing at the estimated cost of $1,200. If you
would like to make a gift in honor of someone or in memory of someone
and fund these new vestments, please speak to Fr. Rob. Thank you.
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Buildings and Grounds Meeting
If you are involved in
Buildings and Grounds at St. Aidan's or would like to be, please join us
for a planning meeting in Burtenshaw Hall after the 11:00 am service on
February 21st. We'll be discussing the myriad of activities
involved with keeping the buildings and grounds of St. Aidan's
functional and welcoming to all parishioners and visitors, and will also
be soliciting help in several areas including landscaping, storage area
cleanup and organization, restroom improvements, and the St. Aidans
Green
Team. For more information, contact Earl Bozeman at 404-486-9405 /
bozeman.earl@epa.gov.
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Save
the Date
-
February 28 - Visit
of Bishop Keith Whitmore
-
March 6 - Diocesan
Ministry Fair
-
March 14 - Hunger
Walk at Turner Field
-
June 1-5 - EYC
beach trip
-
June 7-11 -
Vacation Bible School,
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Easter and Spring Break Plans
As many of you may have
seen, spring break for many school systems begins on Good Friday this
year. As you make your plans for the break, please consider
leaving the Monday after Easter so that you can worship at St. Aidan’s
for Good Friday - Easter and then enjoy vacation.
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Pine Straw Fundraiser
BS Troop 1459 is selling
the most commonly used mulch in this area. Each cleaned, raked and
tightly packed bale is $4.00 delivered. If you are interested please
call Alex Johnson, Life Scout, 770-751-0374. Please advise the number
of bales, your name, phone, address and delivery location on your
driveway, top or back. Deliveries are currently scheduled for the week
of March 14 through March 20. All proceeds from this sale
will benefit the High Adventure Program for the troop plus the purchase
of new equipment.
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Get your youth ministry
updates online!
Youth Blog:
www.staidanseyc.blogspot.com
Facebook Group: St. Aidan’s EYC
Sunday - February 14
-
Middle School -
We will leave from The Cottage at 2:30pm to carpool to the cathedral for
the Absalom Jones celebration and will return around 6pm.
-
High School - Meet
in Burtenshaw Hall directly following the 11am service to decorate and
prepare for the Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner.*
* These
activities take the place of ‘regular’ EYC from 5-7pm today.
Tuesday, February 16
Shrove Tuesday pancake
dinner. Please be ready to begin work in Burtenshaw Hall at your
scheduled time; come early to eat.
Wednesday - February 17
Come have dinner, share
high/lows, play games, put on skits and talk about your life and faith
with Carrie and Jonathan! We’ll be in The Cottage from 6-7:30pm.
Saturday, February 20
Want to volunteer for the
City of Alpharetta Arbor Day Celebration? This event counts for both
service hours and the Disney Give A Day, Get A Day free ticket program.
Prior signup is REQUIRED. Check the blog for more information.
Sunday, February 21
Cottage Night! Everyone
meets in The Cottage from 5-7 pm. Middle Schoolers please bring
something with you that represents you in some way, i.e., something you
like to do, where you like to go, the kind of person you are, etc.
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Camp
Mikell 2010 Summer Schedule
Camp Mikell is
the Diocese of Atlanta’s Camp and Conference Center in Toccoa, Georgia. Each summer, many kids make the trek to Mikell to reconnect with each
other and with God. Speak to Fr. Rob or one of many Mikell alums
about it, and make Camp Mikell part of your summer plans.
Mini Camp - May 21st-23rd,
Rising 1st and 2nd Graders; $325.00
(Includes cost for camper and parent/guardian)
Kid Camp 1 - May 26th-June 1st,
Rising 3rd-5th Graders; $395.00
Youth Camp - June 4th-June 10th,
Rising 10th-12th Graders; $395.00
Performing Arts Camp - June 13th-June 19th,
Rising 4th-9th Graders; $420.00
Intermediate Camp - June 22nd -June 28th,
Rising 8th and 9th Graders; $395.00
Junior Camp - July 2nd-July 8th,
Rising 6th and 7th Graders; $395.00
Kid Camp 2 - July 11th-July 17th,
Rising 3rd-5th Graders; $395.00
Work Camp - July 24th-July 29th,
Rising 10th Graders-Just Graduated; $285.00
Emmaus House - August 1st-August 5th,
Emmaus House Summer Program
Guest Camp - September 3rd-September
6th, Children, Adults, and Families of all Ages
OUTDOOR CAMPS
Outdoor Intermediate - May 26th-June 1st,
Rising 8th and 9th Graders; $395.00
Outdoor Youth - June 13th-June 19th,
Rising 10th Graders-Just Graduated; $395. 00
Outdoor Junior - July 11th-July 17th,
Rising 6th and 7th Graders; $395.00
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Passover Meal
Wednesday, March 31,
2010
6:30 - 9:00 pm
Burtenshaw Hall
Sign up
online or in Burtenshaw Hall
Why are we having a
Passover Meal at St. Aidan's? In our January 3 Gospel, we read from
Luke 2:41: "Every year Jesus' parents went to Jerusalem for the
festival of the Passover." And in Luke 22:15 we read, "With fervent
desire I have desired to eat this Passover with you before I suffer."
Jesus chose one of the most sacred and the oldest Jewish celebration, a
celebration of redemption, to establish His New Covenant.
What is a Passover Dinner? In scripture it is called the
"Festival of Unleavened Bread, Pesach or Passover. As the name implies,
it is a meal. It is a Jewish celebration that is over 3000 years old,
and the Dinner is a Bible Study of the Book of Exodus. It is a
Celebration like our Thanksgiving, where we share fellowship, share
Love, share our scripture and our redemption, as well as our abundance.
It is a Ceremony, with rules and regulations that come to us through
custom and convention. It is a deep spiritual experience to participate
in an ancient tradition that Jesus observed, and connecting it to our
Eucharist. While scholars disagree on whether The Last Supper was
actually a Passover Dinner, they do agree that Jesus used the language,
food and ritual of the Passover to help His disciples understand the
meaning of His death in the context of their culture, and we will be
celebrating The Last Supper at the conclusion of the Seder.
Who is invited? All are invited, including children. Since
the dinner and ceremony will last from 6:30 to 9:00, there will be
childcare for those too young of an attention span for that amount of
time.
Each family attending the Seder Meal will be required to bring a dish
that their Host/Hostess assigns to them, either Kugle or salad (recipes
given). Sign up will be closed on March 7 in order to get the tables and
food assignments arranged.
Questions?
Harmony Kiser:
harmony.kiser@comcast.net
770.205.7899
Lynda Fredericson:
lynda.frederickson@cherokee.k12.ga.us
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Disaster
Relief for Haiti - The Challenge to Help
Thanks to everyone for
their generous contributions to earthquake relief in Haiti. We
have raised $2,308 to date for Episcopal Relief and Development, with
several families embracing the Challenge to Help by donating $100 or
more. Aid is now flowing into Haiti, but the recovery and
rebuilding process will be long and difficult. If you have not yet
donated, or would like to make an additional contribution, you can
donate to ERD online at
https://www.er-d.org/donate-select.php or pick up an ERD envelope in
the narthex. You can also donate through St. Aidan's with a check
marked "Haiti" placed in the collection plate. Other agencies that
are helping are the Red Cross (
www.redcross.org) or Doctors Without Borders (http://doctorswithoutborders.org/).
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Sunday
School Teachers Needed
If you enjoy working with
children and sharing God's word, being a Sunday School teacher is a
great way to do both! We currently have a need in our Pre-K/K
class and our 2nd/3rd grade class. If interested, contact Susan
Griffis (suegrif@bellsouth.net)
for details.
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Hunger
Walk/Run
For over 25 years, the
Hunger Walk/Run has united Atlantans of all ages and athletic
backgrounds to raise money in support of the Atlanta Community Food
Bank’s efforts to alleviate hunger and poverty in our area. Over 11,000
participants come together each March to raise more than $400,000. The
Hunger Walk is sponsored by six local nonprofits, including the
Episcopal Charities Foundation (ECF). Hunger Walk 2010 is at
Turner Field on March 14th from noon - 4pm. St. Aidan's needs your support! Join our team
by visiting www.HWR2010.org and
selecting "Episcopal Charities Foundation."
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Preschool/Mother's
Morning Out
We are now registering for the 2010-2011 school year. To ensure a
spot for your child, St. Aidan’s parishioners need to have their Please call
the preschool office at 678-743-3590 with questions.
|
18-24
mo. |
Monday/Wed |
9am-12 noon |
$150/mo |
|
|
Tues/Thurs |
9am-12 noon |
$150/mo |
|
2 yr.
old |
Tues/Thurs |
9am-1pm |
$185/mo |
|
|
Tues/Wed/Thurs |
9am-1pm |
$215/mo |
|
3 yr.
old |
Mon/Wed |
9am-1pm |
$185/mo |
|
|
Tues/Wed/Thurs |
9am-1pm |
$215/mo |
|
4 yr.
old Pre-K |
Mon-Thurs |
9am-1pm |
$265/mo. |
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Next Baptism
The next baptism date is
Saturday, April 3rd at the Easter Vigil. If you are interested,
please speak with Fr. Rob and submit a request online at
www.staidans.org.
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Online
Giving at St. Aidans!
Don’t forget - you
can make contributions to St. Aidan’s online! Just go to our
website at www.staidans.org and
look for the online giving link. Online payments can be for anything
from pledge to youth trips and can be a one time or recurring payment.
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Pill Bottle Collections
We have resumed
collecting empty pill bottles for the Mathew 25 Ministry. We will
continue with this outreach as long as funding allows. Please place your
donations in the bin located outside of Burtenshaw Hall. Thank you for
your previous contributions. Any questions, contact MaryAnn Masson
gymsail@earthlink.net.
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Covenant Groups at St. Aidan's
- Currently, we have 5 active Covenant Groups at St. Aidan's. If you
would like more information about them, or you would like to be a member
of a group and you did not sign up, please contact Don Frank at
678-297-0885.
Lunch Bunch
Ken Adcox -
Ken.Adcox@comcast.net
The Seekers
Joe Rich -
joer123@bellsouth.net
Mommy and Me
Natalie Ferber - 770-888-6871
Retired Men
Don
Frank - 678-297-0885
Covenant Singers
Tom or Stephi McDonnell - 678-807-8975
If you
have interest in or ideas for starting a group, please contact Don
Frank.
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Around the Diocese
Ministry Fair 2010
Saturday, March 6
9:00 a.m. to 4:00
p.m.
The Episcopal Cathedral of St. Philip
2744 Peachtree Rd. NW, Atlanta GA
Please
mark your calendars and join us for a day full of celebration, a wide
variety of workshops and a chance to meet and greet friends from all
over the diocese. Our special Great Gathering guest this year, to
begin the day will be:
The
Very Rev. Ian S. Markham, PhD.
Ian
S. Markham was appointed as Dean and President of Virginia Theological
Seminary in August 2007. He completed his Ph.D. at University of Exeter
in the United Kingdom where he focused on Christian Ethics. He
previously earned an M.Litt. in Philosophy and Ethics from the
University of Cambridge and a B.D. in Theology from the University of
London. The cost for the day remains at $20 per
person which includes the Great Gathering, lunch and three workshops.
Workshops will include the topics: Parish administrators, safe church
practices, conflict management, websites and other digital tools.
congregational leadership and development, young
adult ministries, adult education and theology, Catechesis of the Good
Shepherd, interfaith dialogue and the Peace Village, food pantries and
other outreach ministry training, help for job-seekers, Episcopal Relief
& Development and the MDGs, financial tools and procedures, music in the
church, prayer and spirituality (including ZenTangling!), elder
ministry, the problem of trafficking in Georgia, military ministries,
stewardship offerings - for parishioners, for leaders and help with
endowments and planned giving, creation care, and the art of listening.
Plus a few, to be announced later, by Bishop Alexander and our guest,
Dr. Markham.
More details, registration materials and ONLINE Registration is on the Diocese website at
www.episcopalatlanta.org.
2010 Pilgrimages
Since the 4th century…
Man has sought God on the worn paths and narrow roads that lead to
Europe’s holy sites.
That journey continues today… Join us.
Christian
Pilgrims primary mission is to increase the number of people who join
the age old practice and discipline of pilgrimage. We encourage, invite
and lead people in this process. Each year we lead small groups on two
of the major Christian pilgrimage sites. In Spain, we walk the Camino de
Santiago. In Italy, we walk the Cammino di San Francesco
April 8-22, Oct. 7-21
Camino de Santiago (Spain)
May 13-26, Sept. 9-22
Cammino di San Francesco
(Italy)
For more information call
Dr. Stan Beecham at 770-262-5556,
info@ChristianPilgrims.org
or
http://www.christianpilgrims.org.
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On
the Web
Check the St.
Aidan's website for weekly updates: Sunday Server
Schedule, recent sermons, Sunday readings, Parish Matters, coming
events, and much more!
Check out the
Photo Gallery
for new photos and slide presentations of the recent events.
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Diocesan Connecting Newsletter
For MORE information - News Briefs; Art, Music; Workshops, Classes and
Seminars, and more.
Click here. Updated Weekly!
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Please
Pray For ...
Max and Dominga Mendoza,
grandparents of Anna McCarthy, for comfort strength and healing
Berna Harawa,
mother of Cathy Biondi, for strength and healing
The Rev. Paul Owens,
son-in-law of Aubrey and Tera Morris, for healing and strength
Gail Harper,
sister of Cozy Ledford, for comfort, strength and healing
Robert Ledford,
father of Terry, for healing and strength
Renee,
niece of Ron & Nadine Pearce, for comfort, strength and healing
Chris Lamm,
friend of John Ray, for healing
Jack McCabe,
friend of the Kiser family, for comfort, strength and healing
The people of Haiti and those who help them,
for God’s strength, courage, healing, comfort and wisdom
Tynan Olechny,
friend of Lori Foley, for comfort strength and peace
Barbara Monaghan,
mother of Mike Monaghan, for strength and healing
Bill Duckwall,
for
comfort, strength and healing
Barbara Lanning,
mother of Cathy Schlecht, for healing, strength and comfort.
Stella Rowe,
friend of Derin Thompson, for comfort and peace
Chris Rowe,
friend of Derin Thompson, for comfort and peace
Anne Prianti,
for
strength, courage, and peace of mind
W.D. Bledsoe,
father of Christy Elliot, for strength, healing and comfort
Alice Folsom,
aunt of Judy Reardon,
for comfort strength and healing
Joe Wooten, father of Michele Hutnick,
for
continued courage, strength and God’s healing
Barbara and Joe Matis,
friends of Betty Hood, for comfort, strength and healing
Mark and Marsha Bryant and family,
for
comfort, strength and healing
William Haslam,
brother of Ginny Cline, for healing and for comfort for his family
Jan Dennis,
friend of Ann West, for comfort, strength and healing
Elizabeth McIntyre,
friend of Joey Sargent, for comfort, strength and healing
Aubrey Morris, for
strength, patience, and healing
Marianne Walker,
for
strength and courage
Derin Thompson,
for healing and patience
Carolyn Glaza,
for comfort strength & healing
Joe and Marilyn Rich,
for
strength and healing
Tommy Gall,
for
healing and comfort
Kevin,
for
peace, strength and faith
Darrell Quinley,
for
healing and strength
Olivia Mechlowitz,
for
continued recovery
Beverly Williams,
for
healing & comfort
Earlene Ledford,
for
healing and comfort
Barbara Hall,
for
comfort, strength & healing
Mark Ledford,
for comfort and peace
Joan Spratt,
for comfort and healing
Wyatt Barbee,
for God’s strength & comfort
Cindy Vega,
for
comfort strength & healing
Alison Moyer,
for
healing, patience &strength
All
those serving our country at home and abroad, especially
Katie Laundon,
Travis Mann,
Gregory Sinnott ,
Eli Nagle, Mathew Latonis, Richard Matyskiela, Jeff
Cleary, Manuel Aviles, and Max Sullivan.
For the children of
Honduras and India, especially Anita and other sponsored
children
For
those who died, especially Andrew Olechny, and for those who
mourn.
PRAYER
REQUESTS
There are several ways you
may make a request: fill out a request card and put it in the Prayer Box
in the Narthex, call the church office, visit the church website or you
may contact Camille Johnson at
camillejj@comcast.net. Prayers will be in the above list for 3
weeks and will then be removed unless otherwise requested.
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