The Reverend Bert Baetz

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1 March 17, 2019 The Second Sunday in Lent READINGS The First Reading: Genesis 15:1-12,17-18 Psalm 27 The Second Reading: Philippians 3:17-4:1 The Holy Gospel: Luke 13:31-35 Rector Assistant Priest Organist The Reverend Bert Baetz The Reverend J. Michael Wheeler David Miron Ministries Mar 17 8:00 am 9:15 am 11:15 am Eucharistic Ted Whittier Imelda Horne Fred Henneke Ministers Rita Self Ted Whittier Jane Quein Vestry Rep. Lou Ann Maxwell Stephen Drane Stephen Drane Ushers Sarah Hilburn Jim Posgate Junior Hilburn Jesse Filgo Andy Bachofen Karen Weber Stephen Drane Altar Guild Team III: Cathy Murray, Fran Cox, Marianne Crain, Deborah Rommel, Rolinda Schmidt, Ellen Schoenfeld, Robin Wheeler, and Dawn Hatch. Ministries Mar 24 8:00 am 9:15 am 11:15 am Eucharistic Deidra Harmer Jim Hayes Lynda Devore Ministers Dave Weekley Kay Hayes Kevin Devore Vestry Rep. Lou Ann Maxwell Stephen Drane Stephen Drane Ushers Barbara Jansen Jim Posgate Larry Baird Jesse Filgo Kay Bruce Karen Weber Stephen Drane Altar Guild Team III: Cathy Murray, Fran Cox, Marianne Crain, Deborah Rommel, Rolinda Schmidt, Ellen Schoenfeld, Robin Wheeler, and Dawn Hatch.

2 PLEASE PRAY FOR THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS AND RELATIVES OF MEMBERS: Long Term Prayer List: Kathryn, Kathy, Julie, Ryan, David, Phyllis, Perry, Rachel, Nancy and family, Bubba, Sue, Marian, Heidi, Kelsey, Eva, Sam, Rick, Emily, Beth, Russell, Fritz, Peggy, Jack and Braycen, Bill, Courtney, Katie, Cindy, Alice, Shirley, Gay, Bob, Michael, Chandler, Jack, Dana, Rhett, Jim, Mary, Margaret, Robert, Randall, Jana, Betty, Denise, Colin, Betty, Crisis Relief International, Camille, Kempe, Billy, Phyllis, Creed, Tommy, Wayne, Katherine, Suzanne, Jerry, Bob and family, Emily, Craig, Kera, James, Lola Grace, Ria & Patrick, Ryan, Brek, Les, Craig, Emily, Travis, Elisabetta, Laura, Mary Ellen, Steven, Rachel, Sarah, Aimee, Tracy, Charlie, Millie, Margaret, Pam, Karen, Alissa, Jesslen, Betty, Cathy, Sherwin, Janet, Juanita, Britt, Sarah, Mac, Darin, Erin, Walt, Kim, Reggie, Julie, Elijah, Kelley Ann, Martha, Emily, Kathy, Phyllis, Randall, Mary, Julie, Ryan, Mary Lyle, Marjorie, Mary Margaret, Florence, Kay, Sandy, Anna, Betty, and Judy. Short Term Prayer List: Military and Diplomatic Service Prayer List: Rick Albritton, Joe Baker, Mac Baker, Tyler Baxter, Mandy Bells, Benjamin Bennett, Jack Berger, Bill Bridges, Tim Brooks, Joseph Burkett, Jeffery Butterworth, Matthew Castillo, Jason Conley, Emily Matz Corbin, Ryan Cowart, Ross Davis, Kevin DeVore, Jr., Justin & Brittany Dias, Chris Dieter, Cory Dorsey, Frank Gangi, Chris Gates, Michael Guerra, William Guthrie, Stephen Hanchey, George Hart, Kareen Hart, Bruce Hardy, Greg Holmes, Mark Howe, John Hughes, Trent Hunton, Jeff Hytt, Jr., Rene & Matthew Ingerson, Michael Douglas Lambert, Steven Lee, Michael Mallow, James Maloney, Michael Maloney, Karena Martin, Michael McDaniel, Mitch McGuffie, Ed Mikus, Christopher Murphy, Jeremy Phillips, Stephen Painter, Shelby Platt, Horatio Andres Ritch, Lucas Rozsa, Nathan Rylander, Will Telfer, Jacob Towell, Buster Winn, Jim Winn, Wesley LaRue, Joshua Bosworth, Zack Westlund, Faith Foreman, Ian Nix, and all who serve our country. DIOCESAN CYCLE OF PRAYER: We give thanks for the Church Planting Initiative. Worship Attendance: Sunday, March 10, AM 30; 9:15AM 54; 11:15AM

3 WEEKLY SCHEDULE SUNDAY, MARCH 17 08:00 am Rite One Traditional Service 08:45 am Nursery opens Shelton 3 09:15 am Rite Two Family Service 10:15 am Coffee & Fellowship Tucker Hall 10:15 am God s Saving Deeds - MPR 10:15 am News, Reviews, & Special Topics AV Room, Office Bldg. 10:15 am Spiritual Formation Library, Office Bldg. 11:15 am Rite One Traditional Service MONDAY, MARCH 18 08:00 AM Men s Group Reunion, Mondays at Inn of the Hills (first Monday of each month they meet at River Front Senior Park instead). This group was originally started years ago as a reunion of men who had made a Cursillo Weekend retreat. The group shares their faith journeys (and lives) in order to sustain each other in their Fourth Day. All men are welcome. If you would like more information, please contact Ted Whittier at :30 PM School Board Meeting MPR 01:30 PM Magdalene House Board Meeting AV Room 04:00 PM Endowment Commission AV Room 05:30 PM Vestry Meeting - MPR TUESDAY, MARCH 19 12:00 pm Prayers, Fellowship & Football - P.F.F. is a men s lunch group with no agenda, purely social and men of all ages are welcome. Lunch is provided at $7.50 per person. If you need more information, please feel free to call John Elliott or Maurice McAshan :00 pm Contemplative Prayer - For Contemplative Prayer please meet in the church parlor. Everyone is welcome. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Susan Parker at :00 Choir Rehearsal Choir room (on Tuesdays during Lent) WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 10:30 am Path of Life Multi-Purpose Room POL will be studying "NIV, The Story, The Bible as One Continuing Story of God and His People" which is a bible study covering Genesis through 3

4 Revelations. All men and women are welcome to join this caring, sharing, fun Bible Study. 05:15 pm The Holy Eucharist - Sanctuary 05:15 pm Pete s Peeps Children s Choir rehearsal Choir room 05:45 pm Lenten Series Soup Supper - Tucker Hall 06:30 pm Lenten Speaker: The Rev. Daniel Strandlund, Vicar, St. Elizabeth Episcopal Church, Buda, Texas - Tucker Hall 06:30 pm King s Kidz Shelton 2 - King s Kidz are discovering the Bible from beginning to end with The Story for Children, A Storybook Bible. It tells the big picture of God s enormous love for his children. 06:30 08:00 pm Nursery is open in Shelton 3 07:15 pm Compline - Sanctuary FRIDAY, MARCH 22 10:00 am Contemplative Prayer - For Contemplative Prayer please meet in the conference room on the second floor of the church office. Everyone is welcome. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Susan Parker at :00 am Book Study - The Friday Book Study group meets in the AV room on the second floor of the church office. The group is studying 25 Books Every Christian Should Read: A Guide to the Essential Spiritual Classics, edited by Julia L Roller. Included are classics such as On the Incarnation, The Sayings of the Desert Fathers, The Interior Castle, Dark Night of the Soul, The Brothers Karamazov and 20 others. Each chapter includes selections from each book, why it is important, how to read it and a study guide. Contact Susan Parker, parkers710@gmail.com for more information. 4

5 SUNDAYS NURSERY year round Ages: 0-4 years When: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm Where: Shelton Hall Room 3 Our church nursery is in Shelton Hall Room 3. Children ages 0-4 will be cared for and supervised by our Childcare Staff. CHILDREN S CHAPEL Ages: Kinder- 5 th Grade When: 9:15 am Where: Chapel We are pleased to offer Children s Chapel in our newly restored Chapel. At the gospel hymn, school aged children will process from big church to the chapel where they will hear a story from the Bible led by either Father Bert Baetz or Pastor Sam Hunnicutt. They will also learn our children s creed and offer up their own Prayers of the People. Children will return to big church to join their family in time for the Peace and Holy Communion. CHILDREN S SUNDAY SCHOOL Young Children Formation Ages: 3 years Kindergarten When: 10:15 am Where: Shelton Hall Room 2 Children will hear a story relating to the weekly Gospel reading, practice a memory verse, and either play a game or make a small craft. Elementary School Formation Ages: 1st - 5th Grade When: 10:15 am Where: Chapel Discussion of the Children s Chapel Lesson and age-appropriate activities. Led by four Children s Ministry Volunteers. Middle and High School Formation Ages: 6th-12th Grade When: 10:15 am Where: Youth Room Clergy and group discussion of the Gospel Reading and sermon, including Worship Notes. Led by clergy and Youth Ministry Volunteers. 5

6 ADULT EDUCATION Adult Sunday School News, Reviews & Special Topics When: 10:15-11:10 am, Where: Audio-Visual Room on the 2 nd floor, Church Office Dane Tune, leader, danetune@yahoo.com News, Reviews & Special Topics is usually provocative, sometimes controversial and a never dull examination of current events in both religious and secular worlds with an eye to the moral and ethical content of these events. This class is designed to raise both the ethical and moral issues in our contemporary culture and to provide our thought about appropriate religious and specifically Christian responses to them. While the subject is carefully prepared, the class encourages full discussion from the participants. Adult Sunday School Spiritual Formation When: 10:15-11:10 am Where: Church Library, Church Office Susan Clark, leader, sclark2@washcoll.edu The spiritual formation group chooses and studies books on many different subjects related to our Christian faith. The class begins with prayer and then members enjoy a lively discussion of the chapter read for the day. Everyone s opinion matters and is respected by the group. Everyone is welcome! God s Saving Deeds - Multi-Purpose Room (through Sunday, April 7th) When: 10:15-11:10 am Where: Multi-Purpose Room, Tucker Hall Frs. Bert and Mike, leaders Let us hear the record of God's saving deeds in history, how he saved his people in ages past; and let us pray that our God will bring each of us to the fullness of redemption. Beginning Sunday, March 10, Frs. Bert and Mike will team up to teach a Sunday morning class on five key Bible passages in God's salvation history. Join them to hear how these stories indeed lead us to the fullness of the redemption we know in the risen Lord. 6

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