| HOLY EUCHARIST – 8:00 am Reader: Jerry Keelen HOLY EUCHARIST – 10:15 am Reader: Marge Sandbach Acolyte: LaurieSpencer Greeters: SandySandbach and Kevin Kelly Altar Guild: Marilyn Cote & Mary Meagher Coffee Hour Sponsor: Colleen & Jim Hicks The Eternal Candle this week is lit in loving memory of Mildred Magathan. | HAPPY ANNIVERSARY: November 15: Norman & Beth Sandbach SAD NEWS We werevery saddened to learn of the death of Mildred Magathan, long time St. James parishioner,at the age of 92. Please pray for Bud, Marge and the entire Magathan family during this difficult time. WEEKLY EVENTS Bible Study meets each Tuesday evening at 7 pm, except for the first Tuesday of the month. The Centering Prayer group meets each Thursday evening at 7:30 pm. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS Jeff Hughes has asked for volunteers to help work on the old chapel in the back of the church building. Work will begin at 9:00 am on Saturday, Nov. 15. Please lend a hand if you can! ADVENT PROGRAM FOR KIDS Help spread the word! Our Annual St. James Children's Advent Program will take place on 3 Friday evenings,December 5th, 12th & 19th from 6 to 8 pm. Ages 3 & up are welcome, including parents. Learn the reason for the season! We will be doing activities,arts & crafts and music, and a light supper & dessert will be served. Come one, come all, it’s free! We are asking for volunteers to help with meals & activities. Please contact Paul Meglathery or Michelle O'Quend for more information. ADVENT STUDY FOR ADULTS Beginning Sunday, Nov. 30, 9:15 a.m., and through the following Advent Sundays, Paul Meglathery will be offering: "Subversive Stories of the Bible, Part I: Old Testament". A major tenet of Jewish orthodoxy, before and during the time of Jesus, was: God rewards virtue and punishes evil. Our own experience tells us that it's not the whole story, and some biblical writers back then agreed. We will look specifically at three Old Testament books: Ruth, Jonah and Job, to see how they challenged orthodox belief in their day and what relevance they may have for us today. Sessions will last 45 minutes. CLOISTERS MUSEUM & GARDENS TRIP Please join us for a day out on Saturday, Dec. 13 for a trip to the Cloisters Museum and Gardens in Ft. Tryon Park, Manhattan. The Waverly Consort will be performing The Christmas Story, at both 1:00 and 3:00. Please see the flyer in the Narthex for more information. ART FEST Come out to St. James on Sunday, Dec 7, from 1 to 5 pm for the Artisan Sale. Ten different local artists will be on hand,selling their creations, including our own Barbara Rivolta. Please help support the talented artist community! FUNDRAISING The St. James Fair will be next September, but to make it the success we need it to be, we need to start ideas, collections and committees now. Give thought to how you might help. We will be reaching out soon with specifics, in the mean time,please let us hear from you at:[email protected]. We have the next 150 years to plan for! ST. BRIGID’S FOOD PANTRY Donations of the following items are always being accepted: cereals(hot, cold, pancake mix, etc.), canned fruits and vegetables, jelly, toiletries, toilet tissue, paper towels, diapers, and baby formula.Please remember to bring in personal hygiene items for St. Brigid’s clients as well (shampoo, soap, etc.). St. Brigid’s is sorely in need of volunteers to help with various tasks,including the unloading of items from the Food Bank on the 2nd Friday of each month. Please see Jim Hicks or Dave Harrison for more information. |
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WEEKLY EVENTS
Bible Study meets each Tuesday eveningat 7 pm, except for the first Tuesday of the month. The Centering Prayer group meets eachThursday evening at 7:30 pm. ST. BRIGID’S FOOD PANTRY Donations ofthe following items are always being accepted: cereals(hot, cold, pancake mix, etc.), cannedfruits and vegetables, jelly, toiletries, toilet tissue, papertowels, diapers, and baby formula.Please remember to bring in personalhygiene items for St. Brigid’sclients as well (shampoo, soap, etc.). St. Brigid’s is sorely in need of volunteers to help with various tasks,including the unloading of items from the Food Bank on the 2ndFriday of each month. Please see JimHicks or Dave Harrison for more information. FUNDRAISING Our major fundraiser,The St. James Fair, is only a year away. Ideas for other events to raisefunds, promote fellowship, and attract new friends are being solicited. Our annual Stewardship Campaign runs from October 12 until November 9th, where fundraisingis our only focus. In regard to the St.James Fair, it is a good time to start considering things that will result inthe best outcome for our church. As all donations are tax deductible, you,your family and friends, might want to think of higher value goods thatmay be better for the donor as a tax write off, and better for St. James as asource of income. Trading a car? Grandmother's things that are nice but youn ever use? Talent and storage areother essentials required to make the Fair a success. Please let us know. Fund raising, besides what the term implies,is a great chance for fellowship, and to introduce new people to the "LittleStone Church with the Warm Heart." Please direct all ideas and questions to [email protected]. |
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