THIS WEEK
June 25th - Wednesday
Noon Holy Eucharist and healing service
Noon Holy Eucharist and healing service
June 29th - Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul, Bishop's Visitation
7:30 am Holy Eucharist
9:00 am Bishop's Forum in the Parish Hall
10:00 am Holy Eucharist and Renewal of Baptismal Vows
Reception following.
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EMI needs this week: Hamburger Helper, Tuna Helper, laundry or dish detergent, brownie mix
When Bishop's Annual makes his annual Visitation on Sunday, June 29th to St. Paul's, he will hold a forum session with the parish at 9:00 am in the Parish Hall and will have time for questions. All are encouraged to attend.
He will be Confirming, officially Receiving into the Episcopal Church, and publicly Reaffirming some of our St. Paul’s community. There will be a reception after the 10 am service to welcome those members. The open offering at both services is designated for the Bishop's Discretionary Fund. Envelopes for that offering will be available near the baptismal font..
He will be Confirming, officially Receiving into the Episcopal Church, and publicly Reaffirming some of our St. Paul’s community. There will be a reception after the 10 am service to welcome those members. The open offering at both services is designated for the Bishop's Discretionary Fund. Envelopes for that offering will be available near the baptismal font..
The annual Jonathan Daniels and the Martyrs of Alabama Pilgrimage in Hayneville, AL will be Saturday, August 9th. The guest speaker for this 60th anniversary observance will be the Most Rev. Michael Curry, former presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church. There is a sign up sheet for those interested in attending is in the Parish Hall.
If anyone wants firewood, a large section of a dead tree has fallen in the back of the Church property near the playground. It is yours if you want it.
Saint Paul's own Blessing Box needs to be filled! Over the summer there is a higher demand. This box can have
toiletries and nonperishable items such as cereal, snack food, baby food,
Pop-Tarts and canned vegetables and fruit. Items that do not require cooking are especially needed - items such as Pop Top Ravioli, Spaghetti-Os and mac & cheese. A bin is in the Parish Hall and the
office for donated items or place them in the Blessing Box in front of the
office.
For those wanting more information on events in the Diocese who have not received the current issue of Coastline, you can access it at PUBLICATION ARCHIVES | Episcopal Diocese of the Central Gulf Coast (diocgc.org) and also register to have it sent to your inbox each month.
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