Sunday Services. April 29, 2018

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1 In this Week's e-pistle... * Sunday Services * Save the Date * * Meet the Vestry Candidates * Annual Meeting * * Sunday School News * Sunday Night Lights * Adopt A Planter * * Spring Concert * Confirmands * Super Soccer * North Shore Soup Kitchen Fundraiser * Blood Drive * Science, Faith & Harmony Seminar * Upcoming Dates * Contact Information * Sunday Services April 29, :00 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite I 9:15 a.m Choir Rehearsal 9:30 a.m. Faith Matters 10:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist Rite II & Baptism Sunday School 11:30 a.m. Coffee Hour 5:00 p.m. Sunday Night Lights & Sunday School MINISTERS OF THE LITURGY 8:00 am Adrian Bogart, Acolyte Nancy Roenfeldt, Eucharistic Minister Bruce Addison, Lector 10:30 am Luke Jennings, Mark Jennings, Acolytes Frank Powers, Eucharistic Minister Kim Jennings, Tim Jennings, Lectors Ed Chesnik, Jay Aston, Chris Wagner, Ushers Lel Gimbel, Greeter Carol Large, Suzi Chase, Altar Guild

2 Join us for our Spring Dinner Dance!

3 MEET THE MEET THE VESTRY CANDIDATES CAROLYNE DILGARD-CLARK Occupation: Attorney Family: Seymour (husband) Philip, Charlotte Rose, Isabella (children) Carolyne, her husband Seymour, and their three children can often be seen at the 10:30 service or in the Sunday School classroom. They are also involved with our outreach programs. Carolyne grew up in Glen Cove and recently returned to the area. After practicing law for many years with a global law firm in Philadelphia and a stint in Europe, Carolyne recently launched her own law firm. She is also an adjunct law professor. As a former collegiate athlete she stays involved with local and national organizations in the areas of scholarship and sports. She is looking forward to being more involved in the church community.

4 HAROLD BOLLACI Occupation: Attorney Family: Evan (husband), Bernie (dog) Harold Bollaci was raised in Locust Valley and is a 1993 graduate of Locust Valley High School. He is a trust and estates attorney with offices in Carle Place and Manhattan. He began attending St. John's in 2003 and has served as a Lector since 2016.In addition to his professional endeavors, Harold is a Member of the Union League Club of New York. He serves on the Advisory Boards of the Anglosphere Society and the Counterterrorism Institute of New York. Harold was a Charter Member of the North Shore Rotary Club. He volunteers his time for the American Humane Association and Pa'Lante Harlem, Inc, a housing advocacy organization. He recently joined the Board of the Long Island Farm Sanctuary. Harold currently lives in Glen Cove, New York with his husband Evan Bollaci and their dog Bernie. STEPHANIE CLARK Occupation: President of Findlay Institute Family: Fred (husband) Junius, Anne (children) Stephanie is President of the Findlay Institute, a not-forprofit foundation researching and establishing Catalogue Raisonné on eight Findlay School artists. Prior to this she served as Director of the Findlay Galleries in New York, her family's art business, dealing in impressionist and post-impressionist paintings as well as contemporary art. Before her transition to the art world she spent 13 years in finance working in sales and trading at Caspian Securities and ABN AMRO in London and at Lehman Brothers in NYC. She has held numerous roles in public service and fund raising. She currently serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of The American Federation of the Arts and as a Trustee and Secretary of the East Side Settlement House, a community based program located in the South Bronx. Stephanie graduated from Trinity College with a double major in Art History and Psychology. At St. John's she has been active as co-chair of Thistle and Spoon, helping to lead fellowship nights at the Men's Shelter and as deputy to Jackie Powers in The Guilded Room at the Fall Country Fair. Her husband's family has been parishioners and supporters of St. John's since the 1920s and is responsible for the church's carved woodwork. They are excited to return and reunite with this legacy. Stephanie has two children, Junius and Anne. They live in Glen Cove. St John's Annual Meeting

5 Sunday, May 6th at 10:30 am Please note- there will be no 8:00 am service or Faith Matters SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS

6 These kids never rest! Jesus inspires them so! This time they are starting a Bible based "business" to raise money to pay for the new Children's chalice which debuted at the Easter Sunday Eucharist and outreach funds. Their business is called Heavenly Herbs. They painted pots and planted seeds this Sunday. So look for our little faithful farmers market outside the churches front door before and after the 8:00 am and 10:30 am services as well as in the Parish Hall to start up soon! There will be hand painted pots featuring; Dill, Rosemary, Thyme and Lavender. And by the way, we had the honor of having our church treasurer Georgie Stimola with us to review our business plan and we found out he is a seed whisperer, giving us special planting and growing tips! ~ Miss Courtney Please join us for SUNDAY NIGHT LIGHTS! Sunday 5:00 pm* Spring Calendar: April 8th through May 27th Youth, Child & Parent Groups: 5:00 pm-5:45 pm Dinner: 5:45 pm-6:15 pm

7 Eucharist in the Church: 6:15 pm-6:30 pm GROUPS Boys, Bibles and Building! Boys age 3 yrs. to 3rd grade HeART Art from the heart: studying and crafting - inspired by famous religious paintings and artists. Coed 3rd, 4th & 5th Grades Girls age 3 yrs. through 2nd grade Girls & God! Bible study/journaling and discussion Girls 6th through 10th grades Sports & Spirit! Volleyball, Badminton, Frisbee + Bible study Boys 5th through 10th grades Parent's Bible Study Looking at current events through Gospel Classes * Traditional Sunday School classes continue at 10:30 am every Sunday For more formation:courtneycallahan@yahoo.com Cloister Adopt-a-Planter 2018 Despite the best (worst?) efforts of Mother Nature, Spring has officially arrived! With summer not far behind, our Cloister will once again be hosting visitors with its serenity and color. Plants are ordered and on the way! Once again, we are in need of parishioners to sponsor (or perhaps co-sponsor) a planter in memory of or in honor of a loved one. The cost of $85.00 /planter includes plants, soil, an appropriate donor tag and all the TLC your plants will need to thrive. Please make your check payable to St. John's and note "Cloister Pot(s)" in the memo section of your check. Questions? Contact

8 Lil Gillies ( ) or Donna George ( ) With 10 planters to be "adopted", we look forward to hearing from you! St. John's of Lattingtown presents Spring Concert by the Choirs of Herricks School District Wednesday, May 2, 7 PM in the church The Herricks School District has a long tradition of excellence in music education. This evening of music is a collaboration between the treble and mixed choirs from the Herricks School District and will feature a broad range of music including art songs by Britten, Handel, and Vaughan Williams as well as traditional music from Ghana, Haiti, and the African American Gospel Tradition. Herricks High School Chamber Choir Louise O'Hanlon, Director Herricks Middle School Chamber Choir James Ludwig, Director Christopher Brayne, Accompanist Free Admission- please bring a non-perishable item for the Food Pantry Blessings to our St. John's Youth Confirmands: Henry Doerge, Susan Dixon, Mark Jennings, John Jervis, Henry Jervis, Lucy Jervis, Braford Matthews, Cecily Smith,

9 Philip Dilgard-Clark, Charles Ritter, Eliza Ritter, Georgia Ritter And our adults: Marie DeRancy, Diana Vence, Blair Trimble, Ellen McMillin LITTLE LEARNER'S presents SUPER SOCCER STARS *SHINE* Program

10 FUNDRAISER for the NORTH SHORE SOUP KITCHEN BLOOD DRIVE for Bayville School 3rd grader, Brandon VonBargen

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12 Science & Faith in Harmony: Creation, Science, and The Saint John's Bible Modern astronomical discoveries reveal amazing views of our universe, unveiling beautiful nebulae, immense star clusters, colliding galaxies, and countless other wonders. Considering the wonders of the universe, we can appreciate how the Psalmist was inspired to write, "the heavens declare the glory of God, and the skies proclaim His handiwork." (Ps 19:1) In this talk, research astrophysicist Dr. Anton M. Koekemoer highlights some of the exciting astronomical discoveries about our universe, focusing particularly on the Hubble images that were used in the beautiful illustrations in The Saint John's Bible. Registration is required. A catered reception will take place at 6 pm. SCENES FROM ST. JOHN'S

13 THIS WEEK at ST. JOHN'S

14 Monday, April 30th 9:00 am - Morning Prayer 4:00 pm - Nurture Group-23 Fox Ridge La, LV Tuesday, May1st 9:00 am - Morning Prayer 8:00 pm - AA Meeting - Parish Hall Wednesday, May 2nd 9:00 am - Morning Prayer 11:00 am- Women' s Bible Study 12:00 noon- Healing Eucharist 4:00 pm- Community Choir Rehearsal Thursday, May 3rd 9:00 am - Morning Prayer 7:00 pm- Choral Scholars/Parish Choir Rehearsal Saturday, May 5th 9:00 am - Altar Guild Set up Sunday, May 6th ANNUAL MEETING 10:30 am - Holy Eucharist Rite II & Sunday School 11:30 am - Coffee Hour 4:00 pm - Evensong 5:00 pm - Sunday Night Lights/Sunday School St. John's Contact Information The Reverend Mark L. Fitzhugh, Rector The Reverend Stephen C. Tamke, Curate Staff Christopher Brayne, Director of Music Ministry Courtney Callahan, Director of Outreach & Children's Ministry Mary Savin, Parish Administrator Kate Scefonas, Sexton Mary Syracuse, Financial Officer Office Hours Monday thru Friday - 9:00 am to 3:00 pm The Vestry Michael Powers, Senior Warden (2018) Victoria Fox, Junior Warden (2020) John Fredericks, Clerk (2018) George Stimola, Treasurer (2020) Jay Aston (2019) Carlyle Dunaway (2020)

15 Martha Busconi (2019) Thomas Gimbel (2019) Johanna Canonica (2019) Jackie Powers (2020) Wayne Chambless (2018) Judy Wohrle (2018) Henry Davison (2019) Julie Zarou (2019) For information regarding Sunday School, please send an to In case of a pastoral emergency, please call St. John's of Lattingtown Episcopal Church 325 Lattingtown Road Lattingtown, NY Fax Admin@stjlat.org emergency