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THIS WEEK Current Status of our building THE GOOD NEWS: Fingers crossed! The abatement company dealing with the removal of the asbestos and the old boiler have said they plan to have their part completed by Friday evening. This means the basement classrooms and restrooms will be open for use this Sunday, April 7 th! (If not, the back-up plan is to use the Downstairs Parish Hall for the children s clsss.) We are trying another heating system for this coming week. So far it seems to be a better solution than our other attempts. However, nothing we have found so far is ideal (It s a big room to heat!). Also, all we have to heat other areas of the church are space heaters, so please remember to dress in layers. We hope to open the Nursery by next Sunday. CHALLENGES STILL REMAIN: Now that the abatement is finished we will be able to move forward. However, there are still several steps to complete before we can order a new boiler, get it delivered, and have it ready for use. The same goes for getting the gas turned back on to the building. Watch the weather and dress accordingly for church. This means Easter, too. IN THE MEANTIME: Please pray for TLC! Obviously this is a difficult situation that is stretching us. Pray that progress can be made as quickly as possible. Pray against any more road blocks. Pray that our insurance company will continue to work with us for the best outcome. Pray for a spirit of cooperation among all. Pray against the Evil One using this for his purposes. Pray that we will keep our focus on the meaning of Lent and that this incident will strengthen us as a congregation and draw us closer to God and to one another. Thank you for your prayers, your understanding, your flexibility, and most of all your love of God and of one another! We will make it through this! Sunday, April 7 Fifth Sunday in Lent Worship Service: 8:15 and 10:45 am Readings: Isaiah 43:16-21; Psalm 126; Philippians 3:4b-14; John 12:1-8 Christian Ed Classes this morning: 9:30 am Newcomer/ Want to know more about TLC and Anglicanism? Class: Small Chapel across from the Sanctuary Adult Class: Rwanda Room, Movie The Last Supper, Be prompt so there is time to view the entire movie! Children s Classes: Downstairs Youth: Youth Room No nursery this week: Our hope is to have the Nursery OPEN NEXT WEEK! ESL Classes: 9:30 am in various rooms Karen Worship Service: 12:15 pm in the Downstairs Parish Hall Tuesday, April 9 Wednesday, April 10 Vestry: 7 pm in the Kolini Room Men s Bible Study/Prayer: 7 pm in the Rwanda Room Noon Eucharist Mission Board: 5:30 pm in the Rwanda Room

Youth Group: 6:30 pm in the Youth Room Friday, April 12 Saturday, April 13 2 nd Friday Dinner: 6 pm Outback Steakhouse, Wadsworth & Cross Contact Paul Wegener to RSVP (All Adults Invited!) Men s Bible Study/Breakfast: 8 am in the Downstairs Parish Hall NEXT WEEK Sunday, April 14 Palm Sunday Service will begin outside of the Sanctuary in the Foyer! (For those who are unable to stand, you may go ahead and take a seat in the sanctuary.) Worship Service: 8:15 and 10:45 am Palm Sunday Readings: Isaiah 50:4-9a; Psalm 31:9-16; Philippians 2:5-11; Luke 22:14-23:56 Christian Ed Classes this morning: 9:30 am Newcomer/ Want to know more about TLC and Anglicanism? Class: Small Chapel across from the Sanctuary Adult Class: Rwanda Room, Movie The Last Supper, Be prompt so there is time to view the entire movie! Children s Classes: Downstairs Youth: Youth Room Nursery: OPEN! ESL Classes: 9:30 am in various rooms Karen Worship Service: 12:15 pm in the Downstairs Parish Hall Monday, April 15 & Tuesday April 16 Monday Women s Groups: 9:30 am & 6:00 pm Noon Eucharist both days Tuesday Men s Bible Study/Prayer: 7 pm in the Rwanda Room Wednesday, April 17 Noon Eucharist Youth Group: 6:30 pm in the Youth Room UPCOMING DATES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS VBS 2019 June 10 14 from 8:30 am - 12:30 pm for volunteers Newcomer/Learn about Anglicanism class Thank you to all volunteers who said yes to helping at VBS this summer! It is such a pleasure to work with such an enthusiastic group! For anyone in the parish who would still like to volunteer, we d love to have you on board! Contact: peggy@tlcdenver.org. Training dates will be: Wednesday, May 29 @ 6:30 pm OR Sunday, June 2 @ 12:15 pm. Please plan to attend one of these meetings. Decorating can begin on Sunday afternoon June 2 and continue through the week before VBS. With the exception of the sanctuary, we hope to have the church decorated and ready for the first day of VBS before June 7th this year. The second class will focus on Anglican Worship and the third class will provide an opportunity to learn more about TLC, our vision, mission, values, and structure. Anyone who wishes to learn more about The Light of Christ Church, or, the Anglican Communion are invited to attend!

Will meet at 9:30 am THIS SUNDAY, April 7 and SUNDAY, April 28 Adult Sunday School: To honor the Easter Season, the Adult class will present two DVD s Sunday, April 7 th : The Last Supper Filmed and dramatized entirely on authentic locations of the Holy Land and the Middle East, this is the most elaborate and extensive film ever made on the Last Supper. Sunday, April 14 The Third Day What proof do we have that the resurrection really happened? This documentary digs deep into the biblical and historical accounts and responds to various objections that have been made to try to refute the resurrection. The Screwtape Letters class will resume the Sunday after Easter. Easter International Pot Luck following the late service on Easter Sunday Come and get to know our Harvey Park neighbors! Harvey Park Garden Our Worship leader, Dave Bailey is available for comments Dates to get on your calendars Being a church of many cultures, we are discovering how people from various parts of the world celebrate church holy days like Christmas and Easter. The tradition for the Karen community is to celebrate and have dinner together as one big family. No one is left out of the festivities this way. Everyone, whether they have immediate family, or not, gets to be with God s family. With this in mind, all who would like to have Easter Dinner with your church family are invited to a TLC International Pot Luck on Easter Sunday following the late service. Bring a traditional dish from your family and let s have fun celebrating the joy of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ together! The Harvey Park Sustainability Team is holding a Seed and Plant Exchange on Saturday, April 13 from 10 am 1 pm at the Harvey Park Recreation Center (2120 S Tennyson Way). You can bring seeds and seedlings to share and/or just come and get to know other garden enthusiasts in the neighborhood. Following the Exchange, there will be a free program on the Basics of Organic Gardening at the Bear Valley Library at 2 pm. Would you like a plot in the Harvey Park Community Garden? This is another great way to meet your neighbors as you grow some homegrown vegetables this summer. If interested, contact the office for more information. TLCWorshipSuggestionBox@gmail.com is an email account specifically for you to voice your comments, concerns, suggestions, etc. directly to me. I am committed to serving you as my family in Christ. I know I am new and have a lot to learn about what you need from me as a leader. Please, bring it on and I will do my best. Learn more about Anglicanism and TLC Classes: April 7 and April 28 @ 9:30 am Holy Week: April 14 (Palm Sunday) April 21 (Easter) Noon Eucharist on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of Holy Week Maundy Thursday: April 18 th @ 7 pm Good Friday: April 19 th @ Noon (Stations of the Cross) & 7 pm (Good Friday Liturgy) Easter: April 21 - Worship Services at 8:15 am and 10:45 am; Children s Easter Program at 9:30 am, Easter International Pot Luck Dinner to follow VBS: June 10 14 (We will be visiting Paul in Athens) Please Pray For Healing for: Jane Beatty; Don Bowker; Debbie Boyer (eye surgery); Dennis Carey; Carole Clayton (surgery); Azra Dass; Carm Gardner; Tom Guidera; Eileen Height; Bob Helms; Patty Hertel; Bonnie Hughes; Phillip Hoos; Jim Frantz (continued healing); Nan

Jesser; Bev Lusk; Luna Mendoza (baby daughter of Angela and Mike); Jim Nylund (for the return of hearing for both ears after the boiler explosion); Ron and PJ Slovikoski (for the very serious illness of their grandson, Zach); June Smith; Dick Taylor; Terrie Theurer, Jan Veghte and Noelle Warren. To Make a Prayer Request Vestry Community Ministry (local food bank seniors on limited income can visit once a month) 1755 S. Zuni Denver, CO 303-935-3428 ext 102 Email: contact@comministrydenver.org Prayer for the Fifth Sunday of Lent For specific prayer requests, email Barb Padbury: barbpadbury@comcast.net. Prayer requests are shared with the Prayer Team and are usually posted on the same day as received. Vestry for 2019: Sr. Warden: Neil Peters. Members: Teddy DeBerry; Stacey Stillwell; Mike Sorensen; Ron Slovikoski; Mark Smesrud; Bobbi Wegener. Treasurer: Tom DeBerry; Secretary: Kathy MacLeod. Next Vestry Meeting: April 9, 7:00 pm in the Kolini Room Food Bank Need: Canned vegetables Also: soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, baby diapers, and pet food Pet Pantry and The Inner City Clinic are at CM on the 3 rd Thursday of the month from 10-11:30 am KING SOOPERS COUPONS! Are available in the Foyer every week at the small table. If you already shop at KS this is a great way to donate 5% of your purchases to Community Ministry and help feed local families. Forty days alone, a wilderness of thoughts, tempting and inviting thoughts, which could so easily have distracted you from your task, your mission, your vision. Yet you emerged, stronger and more attuned to all that had to be done, despite a time constraint that to our eyes would have seemed hopeless. We too live in stressful times. Demands are made of our time, that leave so little for the important things of life. We are easily distracted in the wilderness of our lives, by every call to go this way or that, to turn stone to bread leap from mountains, and do all that would keep us from the truth. We listen to the voices of this world, and ignore the one who endured all this and so much more, and emerged triumphant, that we might not have to suffer so. Forgive us, Father, when we get distracted from our task. Forgive us those times when we try to be all things to all men, and fail to be anything to anyone Read more at: http://www.faithandworship.com/prayers_lent.htm#ixzz5jsrtyqvt Under Creative Commons License: Attribution Follow us: @faithandworship on Twitter faithandworship on Facebook To place an announcement in the update or bulletin Contact Peggy Murray: peggy@tlcdenver.org. Items must be submitted by Tuesday and must be related to church functions and business only.