Author: Laural Schmidt

THE NOTEBOOK

The Newsletter of All Saints Church

Volume 9 Issue 5 September/October 2017

Summer Building and Grounds Projects Are a Success; Parish
Workday Planned for October
With summer coming to a close and the return of our regular
worship and ministry schedules, we want to share All Saints Building and Grounds ministry summer accomplishments.
During June and July we replaced the two chillers that cool the Church and the Parish Hall with a 160-ton chiller. The new chiller is located on top of the Thomas Center—the replacement and its location was in our Long Range Plan that was completed in the 90s. The fan coil units in the Church were also replaced with new and more energy efficient units. These new units will also heat the Church during our occasional cold
weather. This was an expensive and time-consuming project, and we thank you for your support and patience. We have had many
parishioners comment that the temperature inside the Church is more comfortable during worship services.
We were blessed to have Henry DeZwart choose to complete his Eagle Scout project at All Saints. He decided to remove the plantings from the south side of the Thomas Center by the Mary Martha Parlors and install new plants. The new plants are gardenias, blue daze, and azaleas; the new design and flower choices has added both color and an appealing aroma. We are thankful for his efforts and the improvement to this very visible
area.
Each summer we coordinate with All Saints School staff to prepare the Cotten Education Center for our new school year. This involves receiving lists from the teachers, which typically includes items as small as replacing hooks on the walls to painting the entire classroom. The floors are stripped and waxed each summer; this alone is a huge undertaking. We are blessed to have full enrollment for the 2018-2017 school year. The All Saints School children arrived to their classrooms on Monday, August 28, greeted by their wonderful teachers and refreshed classrooms. These classrooms are shared by our Children’s Ministry Grace Place classes. We are glad to help create a welcoming atmosphere for our children.
To keep the momentum moving forward, your Buildings and Grounds ministry is hosting a Parish Workday this fall, on Saturday, October 14. Watch for more information about the projects we hope to complete, and come out and help us keep All Saints Church and its campus well-maintained and beautiful.

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Henry DeZwart chose to complete his Eagle Scout project at All Saints this summer.

All Saints School children returned to refreshed classrooms in August.

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Mark Your Calendars
Food Sunday Sunday, September 3
Bring non-perishable food and
toiletries to the Church
Labor Day Holiday Monday, September 4
Parish Office closed
Glennon House closed
All Saints School closed
Gift Shoppe closed
Love Wins Delivery Day Sunday, September 10
Grace Place Resumes
10:15 a.m., Grace Place Classrooms
Youth Confirmation Class
1:00 p.m., Mary Martha Parlor
Youth Group Resumes
6:00 p.m., Youth Room
All Saints Fellowship Guild Monday, September 11
11:00 a.m., Bride’s Parlor
Coalition for the Homeless Tuesday, September 19
5:15 p.m., Thomas Center
Food Sunday Sunday, October 1
Bring non-perishable food and
toiletries to the Church
Pet Blessing Saturday, October 7
10:00 a.m., Front Lawn
Love Wins Delivery Day Sunday, October 8
All Saints Fellowship Guild Monday, October 9
11:00 a.m., Bride’s Parlor
Buildings and Grounds Saturday, October 14
Parish Workday
Coalition for the Homeless Tuesday, October 17
5:15 p.m., Thomas Center
All Saints School Fall Festival Thursday, October 26
5:30 p.m.
Baptism Class Sunday, October 29
10:15 a.m., Bride’s Parlor

Parish Register
Transfer Out: Durham and Jan Barnes
The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Austin, TX
John Clifton
Roswell Presbyterian Church
Roswell, GA
Baptisms: Django Brodie Rupert
Scarlett May Elia
Aurelia Anne Strynkowski
Marriages: Orman Kimbrough IV and Amy Satcher
Deaths Mercer Morrison
Nancy N. Johnson
Bill Guthrie

Plan Ahead for Holy Baptism
All Saints will hold the next Baptism Class on Sunday, October 29. To begin preparation to receive the sacrament please contact Church Secretary Michelle Christoph at michellec@allsaintswp.com.

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All Saints Outreach Commission Works to Allocate Needed Funds to Many
Worthy Organizations

Thanks to the generosity of All Saints families, our
Outreach Commission is able to allocate needed funds to many worthy charities and ministries. This church has a long history of reaching out to demonstrate the love of Christ for individuals and families in need: for the poor, the sick, those with disabilities, and those who have fallen on hard times and need a hand up.
So far this year, the All Saints Outreach Commission has made grants to sixteen separate agencies, ranging from Grace Medical Home to summer scholarships for children at the local area YMCA and Camp Wingmann to the Christian Service Center and the Russell Home for
Atypical Children, which cares lovingly for people who are so profoundly disabled that they would otherwise be
institutionalized.
Thanks to the annual visits of Fr. Matt Engleby, most All Saints parishioners are familiar with El Hogar, the
Episcopal school and home for desperately poor and homeless children in Honduras. All Saints, along with many individual parishioners, provide support for El
Hogar every year.
Love Wins is another highly visible monthly Outreach ministry, and many people support it by packing and
delivering food boxes. Love Wins is not an inexpensive
undertaking, but thanks to the availability of non-perishable foods from Second Harvest, the 20,000 dollars or so that All Saints provides annually purchases food worth many times that much.
All this is made possible, of course, by the generosity of All Saints parishioners through pledges and gifts to the church. If you are a contributing member of All Saints, you, too, are helping those most in need of help. If you are interested in participating in the work of the Outreach Commission, please let Beth Davis at bethd@allsaintswp.com or Lee Van Valkenburgh at lvanvalkenburgh@cfl.rr.com know. Outreach is a small group doing a vital ministry, and help is always welcome.

Bishop Gregory Brewer Presides Over Healing Service
We are happy to announce that Bishop Gregory Brewer will preside over the Healing Service on
Tuesday, September 12, at 6:00 p.m. in the Church. Bishop Brewer will anoint those present with oil for healing during this Eucharist. Bring your family and friends; join us!
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Centering Prayer Ministry Begins New Series for Both New and Seasoned
Practitioners in October

Be still and know that I am God. –Psalm 46:10
Deep within us, there is an inner stillness inviting us to soak our souls in its warm and tender peace.
Have you felt this tender invitation…this loving touch from God? Would you like to explore it? On Wednesday, October 4, our Centering Prayer ministry begins its year offering “A return to the basics of Centering Prayer.” For eight weeks, we will study a way to experience stillness through the practice of Centering Prayer. This offering is designed for those seeking to know more about Centering Prayer and seasoned practitioners. Together, we will
explore the following topics:
Centering Prayer as a way to deepen our relationship with God
Centering Prayer as a way to heal lifetime wounds
The method of Centering Prayer
Practicing in community
Many of us have found this spiritual practice has led to a personal transformation that has enriched our lives and the lives of those we love, “abundantly far more than all we can ask or imagine…” (Ephesians 3:20).
We begin at 6:00 p.m. in the Church Chapel, where we come together as a community to experience God’s
peaceful presence in silent prayer. We then move to the Bride’s Parlor in the Winderweedle Center for
presentations and small group discussion. We adjourn promptly at 7:30 p.m. For more information, please contact Nestor de Armas at nestordearmas@msn.com or
(407) 415-7161.

Pastoral Care Needs Hospital Visitors

“I was alone, sick, afraid, and in the hospital, and you
visited me.”
All Saints has a long history and tradition of visiting all Episcopalians at Winter Park Hospital. These visits have encouraged numerous patients, but we need new
volunteers. We only need a commitment to volunteer,
vacations or summers in the mountains are not an obstacle, as scheduling is flexible.
Visits last about an hour one day a week. Volunteers visit with patients and make sure their home churches know about their hospitalization and whether or not they would like Communion or a clergy visitation. Most importantly, we want them to know that they are not alone.
Please consider the needs of others and connect with
Pastoral Care today. To volunteer, e-mail or call Fr.
Russell at frrussellw@allsaintswp.com or (407) 647-3413.

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All Saints Newcomers' Corner: Meet the Butterfields

It is important to All Saints to welcome all newcomers to our parish. To help introduce the new members of our church family, we've created the All Saints Newcomers Corner. If you have been a member of All Saints for two years or less, we would love to feature you here. Contact Parish Administrator Beth Davis at bethd@allsaintswp.com for more information. We are glad you’re here!
In this issue, we welcome the Butterfield family. The
Butterfields, Frank, Sarah, Jack, and Caroline, became members of All Saints a few months ago, following their move to Winter Park.

The Butterfield family (left to right): Sarah, Jack (five years old),
Caroline (three years old), Frank
We asked Sarah why their family chose All Saints:

I was a parishioner until we moved to Wisconsin in 2008. We just moved back to town a few months ago. We love the traditional worship here and how friendly everyone has been, and we are looking
forward to finding opportunities to be involved and serve. We're just excited to be back in Winter Park and getting to know All Saints again.

Pet Blessing Is on October 7

All Saints Pet Ministry members believe that pets can be important ambassadors of God’s unconditional love. The ministry, which grew out of Pet Ministry Coordinator and Veterinarian Dr. Bruce Keene’s personal experience with animals and their
families, participates in annual events
including our St. Francis Day Blessing of the Animals .
This year, join clergy at 10:00 a.m. on
Saturday, October 7, on the front lawn of the Church.
Please bring dry and canned cat and dog food to be donated for the pets of the
women at Harbor House.

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Exciting Year Ahead for All Saints Children’s Choirs

The new children's choirs at All Saints have begun
rehearsals and are preparing for an exciting year ahead. Our children’s choirs will
rehearse on a new day and time this year: Tuesdays from 4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Our approach follows the Royal School of Church
Music Voice for Life format. In addition to proper singing
technique, choristers will acquire solid musical skills in sight singing, ear training, intervals, and rhythm.
There are two choirs:
Coventry Choir for kindergarten through second grades (K-2); and,
Canterbury Choir for third through fifth (3-5) grades.
Coventry Choir
Jenn Rodrigues, our great All Saints School music teacher, will work with the kindergarten, first, and second grades. Miss Jenn has prepared these young charges admirably over the last three years. They have learned basic musical skills and exhibited fine singing skills and confidence at services.
Our children’s choirs are a part of the All Saints Children’s Ministry. Dolly Dunnam, as she has done for so many years, will continue to teach our children basic church
behaviors, the Lord’s Prayer, the Creed, and songs that
repeat weekly in our services (ie. Doxology, Sanctus,
Welcome Song, and others). She is the one who organizes our robes, checks the kids in and out of rehearsals and
services, and introduces our kids to the Kodály method, so essential for children to learn to sight read fluently.
Canterbury Choir
Claire Hodge will assist in teaching vocal and musical skills for the third through fifth grades. Mrs. Hodge has national RSCM experience. She directed the Orlando Deanery Girls Choir for sixteen years, and she travelled with them to Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic, and England, completing residencies at St. Paul's Cathedral in London and Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford on one of the trips. She directs a women’s ensemble, Belle Voci, and Lutheran Cantata Choir. She is a private voice instructor for many
Winter Park High School chorus students and All Saints choral scholars.
In February 2018, the Canterbury Choir will participate in a Diocesan Youth Choir Festival at St. Luke’s Cathedral. Choirs from throughout the diocese will join together on a Saturday and Sunday under the direction of diocesan
directors.
Our children’s choirs are preparing for exciting new
opportunities and experiences. We hope your child will be a part. If you would like more information, call or e-mail Music Director Tim Smith at (407) 599-4317 or tims@allsaintswp.com.

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Join Us for Movie Night September 9; Make Prayer Cards on Tuesdays

Get in touch with your creative side. Join us on Tuesdays at noon in the Glennon House to create handmade Prayer Cards to be blessed and given to those in need of prayer. Keep the cards you make or give them to the Healing Ministry to offer at the Glennon House and at Healing Services. It is a great way to let people know that they are being prayed for by others.
Join Us for Movie Night in September
Join us on Saturday, September 9, at 4:00 p.m. in the Glennon House for a special showing of The Shack. Did we mention that we will have free popcorn? Come watch a movie with us, have some popcorn, and stay for a short discussion afterward.

All Saints Healing Ministry Individual Prayer Appointment Schedule:

Every Tuesday	Noon	Noon Hour of Prayer, Glennon House
	6:00 p.m.	Healing Worship Service, Church
Every Thursday in January and / February	2:30 p.m.	“Walking the Mourners Path” Glennon House
Tuesday, January 3	4:30 p.m.	Soaking Prayer, Glennon House
Tuesday, January 10	12:30 p.m.	Caregiver Support Group (at United Methodist Winter Park)
Thursday January 12	12:30 p.m.	Caregiver Support Group (at United Methodist Winter Park)
Tuesday, January 17	12:30 p.m.	Generational Healing Service, Chapel
Tuesday, February 7	4:30 p.m.	Soaking Prayer, Glennon House
Thursday, February 9	12:30 p.m.	Caregiver Support Group (at United Methodist Winter Park)
Tuesday, February 14	12:30 p.m	Caregiver Support Group (at United Methodist Winter Park)
Tuesday, February 21	12:30 p.m.	Caregiver Support Group (at United Methodist Winter Park)

Monday - Friday	9:00 p.m. to / 5:00 p.m.	Individual prayer appointments are available. / Call (407) 647-8925 to make an appointment.
Thursdays	6:00 p.m. to / 8:00 p.m.	Evening prayer appointments are available. / Call (407) 647-8925 to make an appointment.
Fridays	9:00 p.m. to / 5:00 p.m.	Soaking Prayer available by appointment. / Call (407) 647-8925 for an appointment.

We Invite You to Attend These Special Offerings of the All Saints Healing Ministry:

Mondays	6:00 p.m. to / 8:00 p.m.	Monday Night Teachings, call for availability and / information.
Every Tuesday	Noon	Prayer Cards, Glennon House
	6:00 p.m.	Healing Worship Service, Church
Tuesday, September 19	5:30 p.m.	Generational Healing, Chapel
Tuesday, October 17	5:30 p.m.	Generational Healing, Chapel

For individual prayer, please call us for an appointment, but feel free to drop in as well. We can also pray with you on the telephone. Call us at (407) 647-8925 or on our Prayer Line at (407) 647-8920, e-mail us at
healingministry@allsaintswp.com. The Glennon House is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

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Cares Away Cookies Mailing Is Quickly Approaching: Addresses and Bakers
Are Needed

Our Cares Away Cookies ministry has a treat planned for our All Saints college students and those serving in the military. On Saturday, October 21, at 9:00 a.m.,
volunteers will mail home-baked treats created by All Saints parishioners to our students and military personnel serving away from home. Your help is needed!
Provide Names and Addresses of College
Students and Military Personnel
Please provide the name and address of your college
students and loved ones in the military by calling Church Secretary Michelle Christoph at (407) 599-4304 or michellep@allsaintswp.com, or fill out an address label found in the Church pews and place it in the collection plate.
Bakers and Packers Are Needed
Bakers are needed to make three to four dozen cookies, brownies, or bar cookies, wrapped individually, and
delivered to the church by 9:00 a.m. Saturday, October 21. (Homemade treats can be left in the Thomas Center
kitchen freezer the week prior to the mailing.) Packers are needed at 9:00 on Saturday, October 21, at 9:00 a.m. to fill our mailing boxes with treats and to prepare them for mailing. Cares Away Cookies is a LOVE ministry.
Volunteers love preparing boxes of goodies, and the
recipients love receiving them, knowing they are in our thoughts and prayers. You will be blessed!

Grace Place Begins September 10; A Few Spots Remain for Volunteer Shepherds

Jesus said, “The child grew and became strong, filled with wisdom; and the favor of God was upon him” (Luke 2:40).
The vision of All Saints Children’s
Ministry is threefold. We are privileged to give children the opportunity to learn God’s truth and the joy of knowing Him; to cultivate a passion for His word and a lifelong dedication to growing in their relationship with Him; and, to show His love within their lives, church, and
community through service and ministry.
Grace Place, our Sunday school, begins a new year on Sunday, September 10. That day, at the 9:00 a.m. service, we will have a special
backpack blessing. We are excited to welcome our
pre-kindergarten-through-fifth-grade students to their classrooms for another wonderful year of learning and worshiping together. We look forward to seeing lots of old friends and new ones too as we cultivate life-long
friendships, a sense of family among the children, and foster the love of learning God’s word. Children are warmly
welcomed in our worship services at All Saints; however, we do have a special children’s chapel at the 9:00 a.m. family service on Sundays. Before the Gospel reading, pre-kindergartners through
second graders process out of the service with an Alleluia Chapel teacher for their very own homily. The children return to the church and their parents at the Peace. Older children are welcome to come along as helpers.
All Saints Children's Ministry is only effective with the efforts of volunteers and leaders. Your time and talents are very much appreciated and needed. We still have a few spots left for Grace Place shepherds and Alleluia Chapel teachers. If your heart is leading you to shepherd the children of All Saints,
contact Dolly Dunnam at dollyd@allsaintswp.com.

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Coalition for the Homeless Serving Team Needs Volunteers
On the third Tuesday of each month, All Saints
volunteers prepare and serve a hot meal to residents of the Coalition for the Homeless. Many volunteers are needed to serve each month. A commitment is not needed, simply mark your calendar to serve when your schedule allows.
To volunteer, bring a cap to cover your head while serving in the kitchen, and meet us at 5:15 p.m. at the doors of the Thomas Center to load the prepared meal into cars before leaving for the Coalition. We usually return by 6:30 p.m. To add your name to the monthly reminder list
contact Parish Administrator Beth Davis at
(407) 599-4301 or bethd@allsaintswp.com.
Mark Your Calendar to Serve in 2017
Tuesday, September 19
Tuesday, October 17
Tuesday, November 21
Tuesday, December 19

Celebrate Loved Ones with
Altar Flowers
All Saints has a wonderful tradition of dedicating altar
flowers each Sunday in memory of or in thanksgiving for family members. All occasions, including birthdays and
anniversaries, are wonderful opportunities to participate.
Please consider making a donation for flowers to
remember those special persons and family
milestones. The suggested minimum donation is $50. Your donation is listed in the Sunday bulletin. E-mail Carol Richards at carolr@allsaintswp.com or call her at
(407) 599-4302 for more information.

All Saints Fellowship Guild Invites You to Join Its Ministry
All Saints Fellowship Guild’s purpose is to share God’s love through fellowship.
We welcome you and invite you to join us on any second Monday of the month at 11:00 a.m. We meet in the Bride’s Parlor for a relaxed hour with friendly, caring members of All Saints Church.
Bring a bag lunch for yourself and coffee will be provided. We hope you will join us.
You may call Shirley Daiger at (407) 657-5125 for more information.

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News From All Saints School
All Saints School is off to a wonderful start! Our teachers and staff have prepared for another playful school year; our
playground is bustling with lots of happy preschoolers. This year, our curriculum focus is the “R’s” of preschool: respect, responsibility and re-centering. Our staff spent two days training and focusing on how we can continue to help our little saints cultivate the character traits of
respect and taking responsibility for their actions. We are also excited to help our students learn to re-center themselves when they become upset or anxious through the use of mindfulness
techniques. This focus aligns beautifully with our school purpose; to nurture the whole child through Christ.
Annual Fall Festival Is October 26
Our PTO is planning many wonderful events including our Fall Festival on Thursday, October 26. The festival is a fun way for preschool and church families of three-, four-, and five-year-old Grace Place classes to celebrate the fall
together with carnival games and “Trunk or Treating” in the parking lot. Look for more information about it in your Grace Place classroom.
Stop In for a Tour to Learn More about Our School
If you are interested in learning more about All Saints School, please stop by Tuesday through Thursday between 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. for a tour. Registration for the 2018-19 school year will be held at the end of January. For more information contact Director Kristin Millson at (407) 644-1737.

Curriculum Focuses on the R’s of Preschool: Respect, Responsibility, and Re-Centering

Youth Ministry Begins New Series “Of the Truth” on September 10
All Saints Youth Ministry (ASYM) kicks off its fall schedule on Sunday, September 10, at 6:00 p.m. in the Youth Room with “Of the Truth,” a series devoted to discerning what is real and what really matters in this life.
We invite all students in grades six through twelve to join us as we reexamine our lives through the lens of God’s truth. Jesus came to illuminate that truth to all of us. In a world clamoring to know what is certain and what is real, we have been granted access to His transformational testament—and it’s now our job to tell that truth.
Our ASYM calendar is full of meetings, Bible study, Confirmation classes, games and activities, service opportunities, and community events. To receive a calendar, join our mailing list by e-mailing Youth Ministry Director Marah Oropeza at moropeza@allsaintswp.com. Keep up with our events and activities at www.allsaintsyouth.com.

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Left, Fr. Rob; Right top, Fr. Russell; Right bottom, Dec. Liz

Here I Am, Lord †
We, the clergy of All Saints, care about you. We want to walk alongside with you and your family when you are facing challenges. Call us at All Saints in times of
trouble. Are you going into the hospital and would like a visit? Call us and let us know. Do you have good news to share such as the birth of a child or a new job? Call us so we can celebrate with you.
For all Pastoral Care issues whether emergency or non-emergency, call anytime: (407) 647-3413; push 1 for Emergencies, push 2 for non-emergencies.
All Saints Clergy:
The Rev. Dr. Robert C. Lord, Rector
frrobl@allsaintswp.com
The Rev. Russell Wohlever, Assistant
frrussellw@allsaintswp.com
The Rev. Elizabeth S. Tucker, Deacon
dcnlizt@allsaintswp.com

Parish Staff:
Beth Davis Parish Administrator
407-599-4301 bethd@allsaintswp.com
Michelle Christoph Church Secretary
407-599-4304 michellec@allsaintswp.com
Kirsten Aufhammer Healing Ministry Communications
Administrator
407-647-8925 kirstena@allsaintswp.com
Nowell Campos Bookkeeper
407-599-4308 nowellc@allsaintswp.com
Dolly Dunnam Children’s Ministry Coordinator
407-599-4313 dollyd@allsaintswp.com
Rosie Johnson All Saints School Asst. Director
407-644-1737 rosiej@allsaintswp.com
Kristin Millson All Saints School Director
407-644-1737 kristinm@allsaintswp.com
Marah Oropeza Youth Ministry Director
407-599-4322 moropeza@allsaintswp.com
Carol Richards Publications
407-599-4302 carolr@allsaintswp.com
Deacon Rose Sapp Healing Ministry Director
407-647-8925 roses@allsaintswp.com
Tim Smith Music Director
407-599-4317 tims@allsaintswp.com
Trip Tucker IT Director
tript@allsaintswp.com

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the Web
For reminders and updates on All Saints events and programs, please like us on Facebook and check www.allsaintswp.com.
Also keep your e-mail address
current with the parish office.

The All Saints Gift Shoppe
Books . Gifts & Jewelry . Sacred Music . Cards & Stationery
All Saints Gift Shoppe Is Open Weekdays and Sundays
With the summer at an end, the All Saints Gift Shoppe is open on weekdays with wonderful new inventory; its Sunday hours remain unchanged. Drop by any Monday through Friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. or on Sundays from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to browse our selection. Contact Jill Toole at (407) 599-4318 for more information.

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Worship Services
Sunday
7:30 a.m. Rite I Holy Eucharist
9:00 a.m. Rite II Holy Eucharist
11:15 a.m. Rite II Holy Eucharist
5:30 p.m. Celtic Contemplative Holy Eucharist
Tuesday
6:00 p.m. Healing Service
Wednesday
12:05 p.m. Holy Eucharist
Thursday
6:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist
Weekly Schedule
Sunday
8:30 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship
10:15 a.m. Grace Place (Begins September 10)
10:15 a.m. Coffee and Fellowship
10:15 a.m. Rector’s Forum
6:00 p.m. Youth Group (Begins September 10)

Weekly Schedule (continued)
Monday
7:30 a.m. Centering Prayer
Tuesday
7:30 a.m. Men’s Bible Study
12:00 p.m. Healing Ministry Hour of Prayer
4:30 p.m. Children’s Choirs
Wednesday
11:00 a.m. Knitters
6:00 p.m. Centering Prayer
6:00 p.m. Youth Group Bible Study
6:30 p.m. Centering Prayer Study
(October-November)
6:30 p.m. Women’s Bible Study
(Begins October 10)
Thursday
9:30 a.m. Women’s Bible Study

Every Tuesday	6:00 p.m.	Healing Worship Service, in the Church
	Noon	Prayer Cards, Glennon House Get in touch with your creative side. Join us in creating handmade Prayer Cards to be blessed and given to people.
Tuesday, Sept 19 & Oct 17	5:45 p.m.	Generational Healing, in the Church
Monday - Friday	9:00 - 5:00 pm	Individual Prayer Appointments available, Glennon House
Mondays	6:00 - 8:00 pm	Monday Night Teachings - Please call the Glennon House for Dates that the teachings are available
Thursdays	6:00 - 8:00 pm	Evening Prayer Appointments, Glennon House
Friday, Sept 1 & Oct 6	2:00 - 3:00 pm	Soaking Prayer, Glennon House
Glennon House Closed
Monday, September 4th	Closed	Labor Day

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