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(The number 809 represents the approximate total of Concordia's membership age 50 and older)
A WORD FROM PASTOR MEGGERS…. Dear Friends in Christ, August is shaping up to be a very exciting time in ministry for Concordia. Our youth will be sharing some of the excitement and joy of their recent National Gathering in Minnesota on August 4. We will "send" our college students on August 11 and that afternoon/ evening will host an Open House for Concordia members to view our Center for Christian Education. Then on August 17/18, we will dedicate this new tool for ministry. When I look at this building, I tend to think of how we got here. And I'm not just talking about the last few years. I think of all the years, all the sacrifices, all the toil of the generations before us that have enabled us to come to this next exciting step in our lives together. I thank God for those generations. I thank God for you and your part in this endeavor. I thank God for the future that is being laid for the generations to come. Looking forward to celebrating life and ministry with you, JOYfully in Christ, PM LUNCH AND LEARN HAPPENINGS Those who attended our June Lunch and Learn gathering were treated to a wonderful indoor picnic along with a game organized by Jerry and Carol Witte and "campfire" songs led by Brendan Knorp and Jeanette Meggers. Thanks to everyone who made this event such fun! After a July break, we are looking forward to resuming our monthly gatherings on August 15. We're going to have a good old-fashioned potluck, so get out your favorite church cookbook or your mother's or grandmother's "tried and true" recipes and bring back fond memories of yesterday! Nothing fancy... just down-to-earth yummy tasting food! If you don't have a favorite recipe, come anyway… there will be plenty of food! Concordia member Mel Spall, former Chief Investigator for the City Juvenile Court, will share a brief program on his experiences during his 42 years in the juvenile justice system. Join us in the dining room at 11:30am.
August 2019 - Volume XLVIII
Plans for our September 19 Lunch and Learn are still in the planning stage. Save the date and be on the lookout for more details. Be sure to mark your calendars for our annual Oktoberfest, October 17, in the Concordia Commons. All who have attended our past gatherings know that they cannot be missed! Our November 21 Lunch and Learn will again have a military theme as we express gratitude to our veterans. And, finally, plan to attend our Christmas party based on the theme "Prince of Peace." The date is Tuesday, December 10 in Concordia's dining hall. The annual Christmas gathering is always a very special event with a catered lunch, fun entertainment, and devotion.
CENTER FOR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION An Open House to officially mark the opening of Concordia's Center for Christian Education will be held on Sunday, August 11, 4:00–6:00pm. Please join us to tour the facility and enjoy refreshments in the Dining Commons. The new building will be dedicated during worship services on August 17/18.
As we begin the fall season, the Ageless Generation Team invites everyone to the Lunch and Learn gatherings at 11:30am. We are a fun group and a vital part of Concordia's ministry. Sign- ups can be done on the bulletin welcome tab, on the list at the registration table, or by contacting Patty Wilson,
[email protected]
or 314.822.7772 x121. PASTOR SEIDLER'S CALL Concordia's senior pastor, Rev. Dr. Scott Seidler, has accepted a call to Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church, Scottsdale, AZ. Pastor Seidler preached his farewell sermon during services the last weekend in July. We are very thankful for his 13 years of faithful service here at Concordia and pray that God's richest blessings will accompany him and his family as they transition to their new congregation. SERVANT HEARTS AND HANDS …Appreciation is expressed to the many servant hearts and hands who helped to make this year's "In the Wild" Vacation Bible School a big success. From the wonderful chancel set created by Bill Matzat to the room and hallway decorations, Concordia looked like a real "zoo!" Thanks to all the volunteers who served as teachers, craft helpers, crew leaders, decorators, snack providers, music leaders, recreation helpers and in many other ways. Concordia's Health Ministry Action Team shared a health focus each day that coincided with the daily theme and awarded small prizes to those who answered questions correctly. Thanks to those who provided donations!
…During the month of August, the Giving Center will be receiving donations of school supplies to be shared with Christian Friends of New Americans. Back-to-school sales provide a great opportunity to pick up supplies for children whose parents may not be able to afford them. Let's help to get these children off to a good start in the school year! 2
YOU MAY WANT TO KNOW…. …The following were recently elected to serve as Concordia's leaders: Secretary - Nate Schmoll; Treasurer - Carrie Duesenberg; Council-at-Large – Sarah McCarthy and Nora Witbrodt; Nominating Committee – Don Herweck (chair), Casey Carlson, Terri Kreienkamp, Jen Pawlitz, Starla Stoppel; CCLS School Board – Tom Dankenbring and Keith Duesenberg.
…This year's Hands on Kirkwood Day of Service will be on Saturday, October 5. Hands on Kirkwood, a one-day mission blitz of our local community, is coordinated by Kirkwood Baptist Church, but the events and volunteer opportunities are open to everyone. As the date nears, look for specific service projects on the website KirkwoodBaptist.org.
…Grandparents' Day is observed nationally on Sunday, September 8. We certainly know that this is a "Hallmark Holiday," but it does give us a chance to reflect on the blessings of family. All of us have wonderful opportunities to share our faith stories with those whom God places in our lives.
…Feed My People will hold a fundraising Race Against Hunger and Manna Mile Walk on Saturday, September 21, beginning at 8:00am at the Gold Star Pavilion area in Jefferson Barracks Park, 345 North Road. Online registration is at racesonline. com/events/race-against-hunger. Donations are welcome from those who cannot participate.
…Because of the increased demand for food assistance in the summer months, our area food pantries need to have their shelves restocked. Please take a yellow bag in the Lobby or Commons, fill it with non-perishable items, and return it to the large brown collection bin in the Lobby. The food is divided between Feed My People and Kirk Care.
…Wayne Shaw has a sight disability and loves to attend worship on Sunday. Volunteers are needed to pick up and return Wayne to his apartment in Kirkwood once a month. Dates are flexible. If interested, please call or text Jim Scholl, 314-941-1676.
…The family of Ruth Lorenz is requesting birthday greetings to be sent to Ruth for her 100th birthday on September 2. See the church directory for her address or contact the church office.
…Grace Koehn will be serving with LCMS missionaries and church workers in Papua New Guinea for the next nine months. Please keep Grace in your prayers!
…The theme of this year's October 1 observance of the International Day of Older Persons is "The Journey to Age Equality." A major shift is occurring in the world's population: there are now more people age 65 and older than there are under age five. This shift presents not only challenges but also wonderful opportunities for our society, including our churches.
LIFELIGHT BIBLE STUDIES Fall LifeLight classes will begin on Tuesday, September 3, 7:15-8:30pm for men's, women's and couples' groups and on Wednesday, September 4, 9:0010:30am for men and 9:1511:00am for women. New members are welcome!
…At their recent national convention, the Lutheran Women's Missionary League adopted 21 mission projects totaling $2,100,000 as their goal for the next two-year period. These grants will fund ministry needs throughout the world.
This year's LifeLight will feature the book of Genesis in two parts. Come back to the beginnings of God's salvation plan for Israel and the New Testament Church through the Messiah, Jesus Christ. See your part in God's story so that you live for Jesus in today's world. Develop a Biblical worldview so that you can better understand the challenges of a world distorted by sin.
…Under the theme, JOY:fully Lutheran, the 67th regular Synodical convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod was held in Tampa, FL last month. Incumbent President Matt Harrison was re-elected to another three-year term.
Dr. Stephen Carter will lead these classes along with capable discussion leaders. The spring curriculum will study Ephesians and 1&2 Thessalonians. Grow in faith, knowledge and prayer with our LifeLight community. The first class is an orientation to the LifeLight model with a chance to get reacquainted. Session 1 of Genesis starts on September 10/11.
…Are you 70 1/2 and have an IRA? You have to take a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) before the end of 2019. If you have not done this, you might consider designating all or part of it to the church, designated by the IRS as 501c(3). The funds must go directly from your account to get the tax-advantage. If you do, on the IRS Form 1040 you will see the letters "QCD" (Qualified Charitable Distribution) on the line showing the total amount of the RMD. Talk with your financial advisor to make the distribution per your direction. The end of the year is coming up fast!
…Fraud Caution! There is a lot of gift card fraud/ scams going on these days. For example, you may receive a text message or an email from a friend saying that they are out of town and their granddaughter has birthday. They will ask you to purchase a gift card and then ask you to send them the card number and the security number. They have the information to activate card without the physical card. First look at the email address on the message and click on it because that ought to show you who is the real sender. Or call your friend to verify if it is a legitimate request.
…The Shepherd's Center of Webster-Kirkwood is having a "BBQ Bash" on Friday, September 6, 5:008:00pm at the Affton Elks Lodge, 6330 Heege Rd. There will be lots of food and fun. Contact the Shepherd's Center, 314-395-0988, for more information. …The annual Lutheran Prayer Breakfast will be held on Wednesday, October 31 at the Orlando Events and Conference Center, 2050 Dorsett Village Plaza in Maryland Heights. The events begin with breakfast at 7:00am and program at 7:30am. Registration will open on August 19. Be on the lookout for more information.
UPCOMING …On Saturday, October 5, Concordia will honor those couples who have been married 50 or more years. If you are among this group of special folks, please make sure the church office has your correct contact information, including your wedding date and the bride's maiden name. If you would be willing to help with this wonderful celebration, please let Sharon Ema know.
WELLNESS A 4-part class on "Living with Memory Loss" will be held at the Shepherd's Center, 1333 W. Lockwood, on successive Fridays, August 16-September 13, 10:00am-noon (no class on August 30). The classes are for those with early stage memory loss/dementia of all types. Family and friends are encouraged to attend. The classes are sponsored by the Alzheimer's Association and are free but pre-registration is required (class size is limited). Call 314.395.0988.
…Christian Friends of New Americans (CFNA) will be holding their two major fundraising events this fall. October 8 is the date for their 7th annual Golf Benefit at Norwood Hills Country Club and the 12th annual Trivia Night at the Lutheran Church of Webster Gardens will be on November 16. Many Concordia members are involved with CFNA's gospel-centered ministry to immigrants and refugees in the greater St. Louis area. For information about these two events and ways in which you can help with this important ministry, go to cfna-stl.org.
MINISTRY MILESTONES Concordia Seminary will begin its 181st academic year with their annual Opening Weekend Hymn Festival on Sunday, August 25, 3:00pm, in the chapel. The concert will feature guest artist Dr. Jeffrey Blersch, professor of music at Concordia University, Mequon, Nebraska, as well as an ensemble choir made up of Seminary students, faculty and staff, and musicians from across the St. Louis community. The hymn festival is free; the public is invited to attend. A freewill offering will be collected.
…Family Shield Ministries will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a "Step Into the Future" celebration on Sunday, October 13, at Royale Orleans on Telegraph Rd. Tickets are $30. Doors will open at 5:00pm. For more information, go to FamilyShieldMinistries.com. Concordia's Kay Meyer is the founder and president of Family Shield Ministries which seeks to serve individuals and their families through the power of the Gospel.
German immigrants in Perry County, MO founded Concordia Seminary in 1839 and built a log cabin which still stands in Altenburg. A replica of that original Seminary building is located on the current Seminary campus in Clayton. Since its founding, the Seminary has trained more than 12,000 LCMS pastors, missionaries, deaconesses and other church leaders.
…The 39th annual Saxon Lutheran Memorial Fall Festival will be held on October 12, 9:00am-4:00pm, 296 Saxon Memorial Drive in Frohna. The annual celebration features life in the 1880's on the original farmstead site of the Bergt family who came to America in 1893. Visitors will have a chance to see live demonstrations, tour historic log cabins, enjoy musical entertainment, watch crafts being made by local artisans, etc. Those who went on the May Lunch and Learn trip to Perry County got just a taste of the historical richness the Memorial offers. The event is free; donations are appreciated.
REMEMBERING… Please keep the families of these departed saints in your prayers…. Joanna Seals Ally Kostial
Concordia Lutheran Church w 505 S. Kirkwood Road w 314.822.7772 w CKhome.org 4
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1. For a girl, success in life is not subject to study and energy. The purpose of a woman is to be admired and liked; without this there can be no genuine happiness for a woman.
2. You can be a scientist, you can be an artist, but do not forget you're a woman. Do not crossover into the men's camp.
3. The point is not to be physically perfect, but expressive. The expression of the face is not the only one that matters. Some women have a distinguishably beautiful face, but a vulgar body. Your knee, your body, your face should always inspire nobility.
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9 . Do not remotely push away, being a married/committed woman, the man that you respect/look up to and that loves you truly. You can shadow an existence this way. A delicate friendship is not adultery.
10 . Having children do not become blatantly just a mother. Even with children, be eternally childlike.


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Author: Fr. Jeff Reich
Notes From Patmos
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Notes From Patmos
But Jesus said, "Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them; for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 19.14)
Dear people of Saint Johns:
The parish is excited to see the beginning of a new school year. With the coming of the new school year we want to continue to deepen and enrich our children's lives. To that end we have updated our curriculum and are starting several new programs. One that we are thrilled about is our Children's Prayer Partners. This is a ministry in which anyone and everyone can become involved. The idea is a simple but important and meaningful one- we want to our adult parishioners to pray for the children of the parish. More specifically, we would like our adult members the opportunity to 'adopt' a child and let the child know they are being prayed for by writing letters encouraging and letting the child know that they are being prayed for (ideally at least once a month). While a simple act, it is one that reaps substantial rewards- and it is awesome and the kids and adults alike will love doing it! So, we invite you to sign up to 'adopt' a child, either by using the sign up sheet on the bulletin board, or electronically here. Once there are adults for every child, the office will place and adult with a child and give them the name and mailing address of the child. Once the children and adults are matched, let the prayers, encouragement and letters begin! Other churches who have done this have seen that is rewarding and consequential and I know we will as well! So let the prayers begin!
God bless you all!
- At the mass we will bless the children's backpacks & give children a backpack medallion
- Bring a flower from home to adorn the Icon of the Virgin Mary
- Kid friendly menu
When we remember the Saints of the Church and celebrate their Feast Days, we normally remember them on the day of their 'Heavenly Birthday'- the day of their mortal death when they passed into eternal light and life. The feast of Saint Mary illustrates this fact beautifully. Pious Tradition holds that as Mary's death grew near, the apostles drew near, coming into her home and gathering around her bed in the same room where they had shared the Last Supper and received the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost. As she lay dying, it is said that Peter read psalms and scripture to her while the others silently prayed by her side. After her death she was laid to rest in a tomb in the garden of Gethsemane. Sometime later, again according to pious tradition, it was discovered (probably when they went to bury another family member) that her tomb was empty. From this discovery, it was said that she, like Enoch (Gen 5.24 & Heb 11.5), Elijah (II Kings 2.11) and Moses (Mat 17.3) was assumed bodily into heaven. This, of course is an entirely different matter than the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. The Christian church does not claim that Mary was resurrected from the dead, but rather that she was taken directly into heaven.
The life and role of Mary has always been an area of interest and debate. At the council of Ephesus in the year 431, Mary was given the tile 'Theotokos' or God bearer and Mother of God and she has been known as such ever since. She has always been seen as an extremely important figure in our faith and much loved as well.
There are many traditions that accompany the Feast of Saint Mary, some places having huge processions and festivals and parties. Others are a bit more reserved, only remembering her in the prayer offices of the day.
We at Saint John's will have a mass in the evening, beginning at 5:30, and following we will gather for a parish dinner. The evening will be 'child friendly' with an abbreviated liturgy and foods that kids like. To honor the beginning of the school year, at the evening mass we will bless their backpacks and offer a blessed backpack medallion. We will also have an icon stand of the Blessed Virgin Mary wherein children and families can bring a flower from home to offer and decorate the Icon of Mary.
It should be a fun evening, a fitting beginning to the school year and a time to pause and give thanks for Saint Mary so please mark your calendars and plan to attend.
Adult Pilgrimage
The Way of Saint James
El Camino de Santiago
Twice in my eight years here at Saint John's we have taken our EYC group on a walking pilgrimage to Santiago, Spain. Both trips have been extremely rewarding for those involved and will have a lifelong impact on their lives. There have been several adults who have desired for the parish to offer an adult pilgrimage as well. So, we are putting feelers out to see who among us might be interested in walking the way of Saint James. This trip would be a religious pilgrimage, with the pilgrims having intentions and a desire to offer their walk to the glory of God. It is not what I would classify as a vacation as such. Although we see beautiful things and places, the main focus of the trip is walking to the Cathedral of Saint James… around 20km a day for four or five days. The time we would look to do this would be the end of May/beginning of June 2017 and would be gone for 10 days. If enough people show an interest, we would meet through the year to discuss the spiritual aspects of the pilgrimage and receive guidance so that the trip would be as meaningful as possible. The cost of the trip this past summer was $2900 per person (airfare + guided trip with most meals included). You can watch the first youth pilgrimage on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/84339063 to get an idea of what we did, and email me at email@example.com to express interest, and if we have enough folks, we will meet and discuss this further.
Children's Ministry
We are collecting stuffed animals for local paramedics to use to help comfort children involved in traumatic situations. You can participate by bringing new, cuddly stuffed animals (WITH THE TAGS ON THEM) and help us fill our "Teddy Bear Cave."
We need your help feeding our E.Y.C. members on Sunday evenings beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the parish. There is a sign up sheet located on the board in the sacristy hallway with dates that are available. For more information, contact the Parish Office.
Wednesday evening, August 24th
- Session I: 6:00pm-7:00pm
- Junior Acolyte Training (meets in Nave)
- Junior acolyte training is for children who want to serve as acolytes but are not yet confirmed. In this training, Mrs. Pat Bailey will teach proper behavior and give instruction in bearing torches. This class is designed for new acolytes as well as for those who are already serving. If you have children ready to serve or who are already serving, this is the class to attend!
- Junior Choir (St. Cecelia) introduction for Parents (Ages Pre K – 3rd Grade- meets in Chapel)
- We are excited to extend an invitation to children in Kindergarten – 3rd grade to join the St. Cecelia Choir, which will meet each Sunday from 10:00-10:20 a.m. The St. Cecelia Choir singers will learn music fundamentals, explore the music of our liturgical traditions, and prepare for special presentations throughout the year. Plan to join Derrick Meador as we discuss the benefits of participating in a children's choir for both the parish and your child. Growth and success start here!
- Usher Training (meets in Parish Hall)
- Mr. Geof Galaher will lead this workshop that will train new ushers, bring attention to some of the usher responsibilities for those who serve already and hopefully bring all of those whose serve into a more uniform pattern of service. As our Sunday services evolve and change, it is important that we meet as a group to discuss the changes in the duties and expectations.
- Junior Acolyte Training (meets in Nave)
- Session II: 7:00pm-8:00pm
- Senior Acolyte Training (meets in Nave)
- This class is designed for youth who have been confirmed and those adults who serve the altar, such as Lay Readers. Mrs. Pat Baily and Fr. Jeff will lay a foundation for service while honing skills and helping standardize practices.
- Senior Choir Introduction for Parents (Ages 4th- 6th Grade- meets in Chapel)
- The St. Gregory Choir, rehearsal time TBA, will provide a strong musical foundation and give our young parishioners an opportunity to serve their parish through musical leadership. During this informative session, we will discuss musical goals and benefits, The St. John's Children's Christmas Pageant, and potential touring opportunities with other church choirs. The St. Gregory Choir will be a rewarding experience and provide valuable life skills that will benefit each chorister in their daily life.
- Usher Training for those not able to be at the 6:00pm session. (meets in Parish Hall)
- Senior Acolyte Training (meets in Nave)
On Wednesday evening, August 31st
- Session I: 6:00pm-7:00pm
- Altar Guild Training part 1 (meets in parish hall)
- Fr. Jeff Reich will provide an introduction into life and spirituality of serving the Altar Guild. During the session he will talk about what it means to care for the Altar and items used in worship, as well as give tips and advice on service. Whether you are thinking about serving on the Altar Guild and wanting to know more, or you are a seasoned veteran, Fr. Jeff's class will help to make service on the Altar Guild a rewarding and meaningful experience.
- Lector Training- first offering (meets in Nave)
- Shelly Garlotte, D.M.A. will take lectors, new and seasoned, through a presentation on how to effectively prepare to read both by understanding more fully what you are reading and tips for preparing the lesson to effectively read. There will also be a laboratory on diction and effective public speaking. Her aim will be to coach the lectors to help them have a commanding presence and an effective and captivating delivery. Her coaching will not only help with public reading in Church, but in your day-to-day life.
- Adult Choir first offering (meets in Chapel)
- Do you enjoy singing? Are you willing to share your musical talents with the Parish? You are invited to join Derrick Meador and members of the St. John's choir for an evening of singing and fellowship. Come learn about life in the choir stalls as we explore anthems, psalms, and hymns for the 2015-2016 choral season. We welcome high school and adult singers of all ages who have a desire to serve our parish in this very important ministry.
- Altar Guild Training part 1 (meets in parish hall)
- Session II: 7:00pm-8:00pm
- Altar Guild Training continued
- Lector Training- second offering (meets in Church)
- Adult Choir- Second Offering (meets in Chapel)
Fall Youth Events
(Adults Working With Youth) at Gray Center
September 23-25 – Sr. High DOY Retreat
(Division of Youth) 9th – 12th Grades at Camp Bratten-Green
October 21-23 – Happening #84 Staff Training at All Saints' Tupelo
October 28-30 – Jr. High DOY Retreat
(Division of Youth) 6th – 8th Grades at Camp Bratten-Green
November 11-13 – Happening #84
10th-12th Grades at All Saints' Tupelo
Registration forms and more information is available at diomsyouth.org or contact the Diocesan Youth Coordinator, Whitney Robinson, at email@example.com.
We here at Saint John's love reaching out to others and letting them know that they are loved by God, held in prayer and remembered. Our Pastoral Care Committee, E.Y.C. and Daughters of the King society would love to write notes of encouragement, send small care packages and simply let others know that they are prayed for and remembered. If you have a loved one who is shut-in, a college student or in the military, follow this link to fill out the form and let us stay in touch with them! The form is here: http://stjohnslaurel.com/?page_id=2037
Notes From Patmos
Notes from Patmos July 20th
The Throes of Summer…
Many of the times when the word 'throes' is used, it implies a poor or difficult end. People who use the word many times don't mean to imply difficulty or trouble but merely that a thing is nearing its end. As we have been planning and going about the business of Church, the 'throes of summer' has been on my mind. Many of our families are away on vacation, others are engaged in the activities of the season. Things are quiet around here during the week and finding a seat on Sunday morning is not a problem.
But while everyone is away doing fun and happy family things… it hard not to think about the poor and difficult end to summer as well. The country bitterly divided and screaming at one another… pointless deaths… political and other unrest around our world. It is a scary time with anxiety running high and nerves on edge. With that being said, and whether we think of the word 'throes' as being positive or negative, it is worth remembering habits and the things of God. It is in the Church that we are able to offer our anxieties and nervousness and fears to God… it is in the Church that we receive the balm of grace to heal our wounds and cure what ails us. But the Church is much more than a balm to sooth the pains and injuries… it is also a place that give a sure foundation for our family life… a place that gives strength and hope to us and to our relationships.
During the 'throes of summer', it is very easy to slip out of the habit of churchgoing, and little by little, bit by bit, we fall away from the grace of God and the very thing that gives us life and light and true happiness.
So, as we go about this world, don't forget what gives you strength for your soul and food for your journey… don't fall out of the habit of committing yourselves to he place where Grace abounds and firm foundations are made.
Please know of my love and prayers for this parish family, may God bless us all.
In Christ,
Saint John's Episcopal Church
Children's Ministry
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We need your help feeding our E.Y.C. members on Sunday evenings beginning at 6:00 p.m. at the parish. There is a sign up sheet located on the board in the sacristy hallway with dates that are available. For more information, contact the Parish Office.
Fall Youth Events
August 20 – FALL AWWY GATHERING
(Adults Working With Youth) at Gray Center
September 23-25 – Sr. High DOY Retreat
(Division of Youth) 9th – 12th Grades at Camp Bratten-Green
October 21-23 – Happening #84 Staff Training at All Saints' Tupelo
October 28-30 – Jr. High DOY Retreat
(Division of Youth) 6th – 8th Grades at Camp Bratten-Green
November 11-13 – Happening #84
10th-12th Grades at All Saints' Tupelo
Registration forms and more information is available at diomsyouth.org or contact the Diocesan Youth Coordinator, Whitney Robinson, at email@example.com.
Honduras Medical Mission Information
Applications are available for the 2017 Honduras Medical Mission and can be found on the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi website: http://www.dioms.org/Ministries/honduras.html
There are a few important dates to remember:
· The dates for the 2017 mission will be Saturday, February 18- Saturday 25, 2017.
· Deadline for filing the application is July 15, 2016.
· The team will be chosen and applicants notified in August 2016.
· There is a mandatory overnight team retreat at Gray Center Friday evening January 13, 2017, until Saturday after lunch January 14, 2017.
Individuals must pay their own team fees of $1400. The first $700 must be paid bySeptember 15, 2016, with the remainder due December 31, 2016.
Anyone may apply – we always have a need for medical professionals including doctors, nurses, veterinarians, dentists, dental hygienists, optometrists, and pharmacists; however, no medical experience is required! There are also openings for general support for which no prior training is necessary! We always need Spanish-speaking applicants, but there are translators present for those who don't speak Spanish.
If anyone does not wish to travel, but wants to support the mission, there are two ways for you to so:
1. Word of Mouth! Almost everyone knows a doctor, a nurse, a veterinarian, a dentist, a dental hygienist, an optometrist, a pharmacist, or someone who loves to travel! Please, ask them to get the word out!
2. Donations! While team members pay for their own expenses, the mission does fund raising to raise money to purchase medicines, supplies, and tools needed to serve the team. We also offer small grants to the community for infrastructure, economic, and educational improvements. Any support of these activities – either by individuals, vestries, or servant ministry groups is welcome. Donations may be sent to the Honduras Medical Mission c/o St. Andrews Cathedral, PO Box 1366, Jackson, MS 39215.
Connecting Ministry
We here at Saint John's love reaching out to others and letting them know that they are loved by God, held in prayer and remembered. Our Pastoral Care Committee, E.Y.C. and Daughters of the King society would love to write notes of encouragement, send small care packages and simply let others know that they are prayed for and remembered. If you have a loved one who is shut-in, a college student or in the military, follow this link to fill out the form and let us stay in touch with them! The form is here: http://stjohnslaurel.com/?page_id=2037
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Notes From Patmos 6.29.2016
Schedule for Easter Day
Alleluia Christ is Risen!!! A happy and blessed Easter morning to one and all!! Our schedule today is as follows:
8:00am Low Mass
9:45am Flowering of the Cross and Easter Tea in Parish Hall and Easter Egg hunt beginning in Parish Hall and taking place in the Sunday School wing of the parish.
10:30am High Solemn Mass of the day.
O God, who for our redemption didst give thine only-begotten Son to the death of the cross, and by his glorious resurrection hast delivered us from the power of our enemy: Grant us so to die daily to sin, that we may evermore live with him in the joy of his resurrection; through Jesus Christ thy Son our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with thee and the Holy Spirit, one God, now and for ever.
Holy Week at St. John's
Holy Week
Dear friends in Christ: During this most holy week, in which our Lord Jesus passed over from death to life, the Church invites her members, dispersed throughout the world, to gather in vigil and prayer. For this is the Passover of the Lord, in which, by hearing his Word and celebrating his Sacraments, we share in his victory over death.
HOLY THURSDAY – March 24
6:00 p.m. Solemn Liturgy
(nursery provided)
GOOD FRIDAY – March 25
12:05 p.m. Solemn Liturgy with Communion from the Reserved Sacrament
(nursery provided)
HOLY SATURDAY – March 26
7:15 p.m. The Great & Holy Vigil of Easter with Baptism
(nursery provided)
EASTER SUNDAY – march 27
8:00 a.m. Low Mass
9:45 a.m. Easter Egg Hunt, Flowering of the Cross & Reception
10:30 a.m. High Solemn Mass
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Historically, the central academy of fine portrait painting arts modelling art teaching and artistic creation have always played a leading and exemplary role in the country, xu beihong, wu zuoren, Dong Xiwen, JinShangYi predecessors of the "pay close attention to reality and serve people" and "for the Chinese model" of thought and direction, influenced the art of teaching and artistic creation in the whole country. wholesale oil painting Predecessors created the "monument to the people's heroes relief", "founding ceremony" and so on work, not only has a broad social influence, and has become a classic of Chinese art history. And the constantly emerging of a new generation of masters, it shows that the central academy of fine arts modelling art career of happinesses and future development prospect, we can see today is active in teaching the first line of a new generation of masters, they also achievements in teaching research and artistic practice in the national art teaching and art concept oil painting reproductions plays a leading and exemplary role, and their works of art in the field of international art also has the very important influence.
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