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This Week at St. Mark's November 17, 2016
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Food for Thought: Watch and Wait-
In the days since the election the division in our country - a division that became apparent in the early days of campaigning (and even earlier in the racial tensions across our nation) - has not lessened. President Elect Donald Trump and Vice President Elect Michael Pence are, for many in our community - especially immigrants, our Muslim brothers and sisters, persons of color, the LGBTQI community and women - persons who give cause for a great deal of fear and uncertainty.
Gay Clark Jennings, the President of the House of Deputies of The Episcopal Church, wrote this week, "Reconciliation . . . may be out of reach, and it may be pastorally inappropriate for the church even to suggest it to people who now have legitimate reasons to be afraid."
Yet, Jennings goes on to remind us that even amidst division and fear, we must hold fast to our baptismal promises to "persevere in resisting evil," to "seek and serve Christ in all persons," to "love our neighbors as ourselves" and to "strive for justice and peace among all people and respect the dignity of every human being." She continues, "If we make these promises, if we join what the Episcopal Church's presiding bishop, Michael Curry, calls the Jesus Movement, we will inevitably come into conflict with secular power. When we are making progress toward justice, it is easy to forget this. When we are comfortable, it is easy to become complacent and lose touch with the pain of people whose race, class, gender identity or sexual orientation are different from our own. It also is possible to dismiss the legitimate concerns of those who embrace an ideology we abhor." (Jenning's full article can be found here
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And through it all the Church throughout the ages has offered and continues to offer a message of hope. In this Sunday's passage from the prophet Jeremiah we hear, "
I myself will gather the remnant of my flock out of all the lands where I have driven them, and I will bring them back to their fold, and they shall be fruitful and multiply. I will raise up shepherds over them who will shepherd them, and they shall not fear any longer, or be dismayed, nor shall any be missing, says the Lord" (Jeremiah 23:3-4). This is a message of radical inclusivity - none shall be missing from God's flock - and a message of comfort - none shall fear any longer.
In 1853, Theodore Parker said, "Look at the facts of the world. You see a continual and progressive triumph of the right. I do not pretend to understand the moral universe, the arc is a long one, my eye reaches but little ways. I cannot calculate the curve and complete the figure by the experience of sight; I can divine it by conscience. But from what I see I am sure it bends towards justice." A century later, Martin Luther King began using this refrain at public gatherings, protests and in sermons: "the arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice." These words brought much hope.
My friends, I confess that President Elect Donald Trump and Vice President Elect Mike Pence do cause me to be afraid - especially for already marginalized communities. And yet, I will pray for both of them that God's work for justice might be accomplished. After all, even Pharoah was raised up by God for God's purposes. Paul writes, "For the scripture says to Pharaoh, 'I have raised you up for the very purpose of showing my power in you, so that my name may be proclaimed in all the earth'" (Romans 9:17). But even while I pray that they may be instruments of God's justice, I will also be praying that we may find the courage and the strength to resist oppression in all its forms. I will be praying that through our witness and through our resistance we will continue to work, with God's help, to live fully into our baptismal promises. That we will not give up hope. Jennings concludes her article with these words: "Reconciliation is holy work. Resistance is too. We need to watch and wait to see what God is calling us to do."
The season of Advent is about watching and about waiting; but it is also very much about hope. May it be thus for each of us this season.
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Worship
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In the Baptismal Covenant, we are asked, "Will you continue in the apostles' teaching and fellowship, in the breaking of bread, and in the prayers?" and we respond, "I will, with God's help."
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Hand Bell Choir:
The Ringing Resumes! St. Mark's hand bell choir rehearses Sundays from noon until 12:30 under the direction of David Plank. New ringers (ages 5 and up) are welcome to join at any time! For more information, contact David at music@stmarksevanston.org
Coffee Hour Hosts-
During December Mohammed and Zubaira will be taking some time off. We are looking for one or two people each Sunday and on Christmas Eve to set out coffee hour treats for the 8 a.m. and the 10:30 a.m. services and to clean up afterwards (i.e., load and run dishwasher, clean out coffee urns, wipe down tables and counters, etc). Coffee making will be taken care of by staff members who are already in the building. The dates we need help are December 11, December 18, December 24 (Christmas Eve, 4 p.m. and 10 p.m. services), December 25. If you can assist on any of these Sundays, please contact Pastor Debra or signup here.
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This Sunday's Lay Ministers-
Thank you to these parishioners for sharing their time and talent with the congregation this week. If you would like to be involved, contact Pastor Debra at rector@stmarksevanston.org.
- Altar Guild: Pat Bent, Rachel Easton
- Flower Guild: Dale Seifert
- Lectors: Carol Martin, Lynette Murphy
- Ushers: Fred Lewis, Susan Lewis, Lisa Montgomery
- Lay Eucharistic Ministers: Motoko Maegawa, Byron Scott, Betsy Johnson
- Lay Eucharistic Visitor: Ric Ashley
- Acolytes: Kate Johnson, Abigail Seifert, Patrick Nee
- Coffee Hour Snacks: last names beginning M-S
- Vestry Persons of the Day: Anne Heinz, Motoko Maegawa
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Thanksgiving Worship-
On Wednesday, November 23 at 7 p.m.
Interfaith Action of Evanston will be holding its 18th Annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Eve Service. This year's gathering will be held at St. Luke's Episcopal Church (939 Hinman, Evanston) and will feature keynote speaker, Chaplain Tahera Ahmad, a dynamic Muslim 'scholar-practitioner' who serves as the Director of Interfaith Engagement and Associate University Chaplain at Northwestern University. In addition, there will once again be an interfaith choir, this year under the direction of St. Luke's Choirmaster, Andrew Lewis.
Choir members and others from all churches, faiths and spiritual communities are welcome to join the choir. There will be one rehearsal at
6:00 pm at St. Luke's on Nov. 23rd. For questions about the choir, contact Andrew Lewis (
choirmaster@stlukesevanston.org
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On Thursday, November 24 at 10:30 a.m.
St. Matthew's
(Lincoln and Hartrey, Evanston) will host this year's three-church Thanksgiving Day Eucharist. The Rev. Charlie de Kay will be preaching and presiding. If you would like to participate in the liturgy as a reader or chalice bearer, please contact Fr. Charlie at c_de_kay@hotmail.com
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Social Justice & Outreach Opportunities
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St. Mark's continues its commitment to our community through its many social justice and outreach activities. Following are ways in which you can get involved with the St. Mark's community in helping to create a better world.
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The Revive Christmas Basket Program-
Sponsors are now assigned to every individual in all of our families! Thank you for sharing Christmas and God's love in this way. Remember to bring gifts to the parlor or the volunteer office by Sunday, November 27th. Also on Nov. 27th, we will need help packing gifts into boxes for pick-up after the 10:30 AM service. ReVive Center for Housing and Healing is also looking for energetic volunteers to help check-in clients and unload, organize, and distribute baskets as they arrive at ReVive. If sponsors would like to see the family they personally sponsored, please volunteer the day after their scheduled drop off of boxes. Distribution dates are Tuesday 11/29 through Sunday 12/11; ReVive is looking for volunteers with weekday and Sunday availability in particular. T
his is a good volunteer opportunity for teens and adults but not for children. If you can volunteer, contact Nathaniel Jamison-Root at
christmasbaskets@revivecenter.org
or (312) 997-2222 x 233.
Social Justice & Outreach Ministry Meeting-
Is social justice or outreach aspects of church life that you are involved in, or would like to learn more about? Join us for a ministry meeting this Sunday, Nov. 20th from 12:30-1:30 PM. This is a great opportunity to share and learn how St. Mark's is engaged in the wider community, and brainstorm ideas for future events. We will also allocate ministry funds and explore beneficiaries for our 3rd Sunday Drives going forward. Light snacks will be provided. We hope to see you there!
St. Mark's is still collecting donations for Interfaith Action's
Hospitality Center and the Wednesday Lunch Program! Both
programs serve individuals who are homeless. Here is a list of items needed: dry cleaned coats; socks (new or gently used but clean); sweatshirts and sweaters (especially larger men's sizes); ground coffee (regular); coffee creamer; hangers; bars of soap; toothbrushes; and
books for the Hospitality Center library. Please bring donations to the
bright red shopping cart in the back of the church by this Sunday, Nov.
20th. Thank you, and may the cart overfloweth.
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Overnight Shelter Supervisor and Volunteers Needed-
Interfaith Action of Evanston will be opening an overnight shelter this year when the temperature reaches 15 degrees. Six faith communities in the downtown area have agreed to host.
If you would like to volunteer one or more nights this winter - as a set-up volunteer (8 pm-9:30 pm), as an overnight volunteer (9 pm-7 am) or as a clean-up volunteer (6 am-7 am), email Sue Murphy
for more information and plan to attend a training session at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1004 Greenwood Street, Evanston from 7 pm-8:30 pm on December 6. St. Mark's is a member of Interfaith Action of Evanston.
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Second Sunday of Advent
Jeremiah 23:1-6; 2 Colossians 1:11-20; Luke 23:33-43
"Blessed be the Lord, the God of Israel; he has come to his people and set them free." - Canticle 16
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Thursday, November 17
10:30 a.m.
Holy Eucharist, Presbyterian Homes
7:30 p.m.
Choir Rehearsal, Choir Room
Saturday, November 19
4:00 p.m.
AlAnon meeting, Bethlehem Chapel
Holy Eucharist, Sanctuary
Sunday, November 20
8:00 a.m.
Holy Eucharist: Feast of All Saints, Lady Chapel
9:30 a.m.
Children's Formation, Downstairs Classrooms
Choir Rehearsal, Choir Room
10:30 a.m.
Holy Eucharist: Feast of All Saints, Sanctuary
12 noon
Handbell choir rehearsal, Sanctuary Balcony
12:30 p.m.
Social Justice & Outreach Ministry meeting, Library
Tuesday, November 22
6:00 p.m.
Lunch packing, Kitchen
Wednesday, Nov. 23
6:45 a.m.
AA meeting, Bethlehem Chapel
11:00 a.m.
Wednesday lunch program, Cunningham Hall
7:30 p.m.
Interfaith Thanksgiving service, St. Luke's Episcopal Church
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November 2
Aina Gutierrez
November 3
Donald Lindstrom
Judy Kopp
November 8
Elizabeth Furlong
November 9
Betsy Sagan
November 11
Ovaldo Buntin
November 13
Debra Nee
Compton Chase-Lansdale
November 18
Tori Gallegos
November 20
Jane McCarron
November 21
Ruth Duck
Cath Carpenter
November 25
Mickey Loewenstein
November 27
Nia Himrod
November 28
Dorothy Laudati
Katie Gallegos
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November 8
David Najem Sr. & Shannon May
November 11
Phyllis Lyons & Manel Valdes-Cruz
November 23
Bonnie & Donald Lindstrom
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Midweek Lunch: Come and join us!
There are two weekly opportunities to serve our neighbors who struggle with hunger and homelessness. Every Tuesday from 6:00-6:30 pm, lunches are packed in the kitchen here at St. Mark's, and every Wednesday lunch is served at 11 a.m. On Wednesday volunteers are asked to arrive by 10:00 a.m. and stay until 12:30 p.m. Questions? Contact John Lucadamo at lucadamj@gmail.com. To sign-up to volunteer, please click these links:
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Standing Rock-
On Tuesday, Nov. 15, a car load of St. Mark's folks were just about to depart for the Take A Stand with Standing Rock Sioux rally in downtown Chicago - an action that was to deliver a letter to the Army Corp of Engineers to call attention to the brave water and land protectors at Standing Rock. Just before we were to leave, we learned that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that it would delay a decision on granting an easement to Energy Transfer Partners for the Dakota Access Pipeline having "determined that additional discussion and analysis are warranted in light of the history of the Great Sioux Nation's dispossessions of lands, the importance of Lake Oahe to the Tribe, our government-to-government relationship and the statue governing easements through government property." Standing Rock Sioux Chairman David Archambault II said, "We are encouraged
and know that the peaceful prayer and demonstration at Standing Rock have powerfully brought to light the unjust narrative suffered by tribal nations and Native Americans across the country." St. Mark's small team, in light of this news, opted, along with many of the organizers, to not attend the rally; choosing instead to await further developments and, standing ready to lend our voices and our presence to any future actions. In the meantime, please continue your prayers for the Sioux Nation at Standing Rock.
An Invitation from the Evanston Interfaith Clergy and Leaders (EICL)-
On Thursday, November 10, the EICL agreed to journey together in Spiritual Witness by inviting faith communities, leaders and members to sign an Interfaith Statement calling on everyone to engage in a diverse faith traditions worship and/or bridge-building conversation the weekend of November 18 and to attend a public, faith-based gathering at the Evanston Fountain Square on Sunday, November 20 at 2 p.m. The statement can be read here and will be available in the parlor on Sunday with a signature sheet. Please join Pastor Debra in signing this statement and attending the rally in Fountain Square. If you are unable to attend worship on Sunday or the rally on Sunday afternoon but would like to add your name to the statement, print a copy of the statement, sign it and place it in St. Mark's outdoor mailbox before Sunday morning. Pastor Debra will collect those signatures and deliver them to the rally.
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Women's Christmas Tea- Saint Mark's Guild (ECW) cordially invites the women of Saint Mark's to a Christmas Dessert Tea on Wednesday, December 7, 2016 at 7:00 p.m. at 2214 Lincoln Street, Evanston. RSVP no later than December 4th to Tacia Johnson 847-328-0993 or
taciajohnson123@earthlink.net.
To spread Christmas Goodwill, please donate to the charity of your choice.
Newcomers Reception-
The Wardens, Vestry, Staff and Our Families invite anyone new to St. Mark's to join us for a light supper at the Rectory (1501 Ridge Avenue, immediately to the south of the church) on Sunday, December 4 from 5:30 - 7 p.m. Please RSVP to Pastor Debra (rector@stmarksevanston.org) by November 26 so we can plan accordingly. Children are most welcome.
Cookies and Carol Sing-
On Sunday, December 18 from 3 - 5 p.m. all are invited to the Rectory for cookies, cocoa and carol singing. No need to RSVP, just come and enjoy the fellowship! If you would like to be part of the hospitality team, please contact Pastor Debra (rector@stmarksevanston.org).
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Going Where the Youth Are: Being Church
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The Church is wherever God's people are gathered and for our youth that is often not at St. Mark's - the building - because they are involved in so many extra-curricular activities. Imagine the positive message we might share with our young people by Being Church where they are - at the ice rink, on the baseball diamond, at the debate club, at their concert. Let's show up and cheer for our young people. Let's Be Church Where the Youth Are! Take pictures, congratulate often, and remind our young people that they too are Being the Church wherever they are! If you have events to add on behalf of your young person, email Pastor Debra, rector@stmarksevanston.org
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Saturday, November 19
Neena and Leela
will be running the Girls on the Run 5k at Arvey Field in Grant Park (1501 S. Lake Shore Drive, just north of the museum campus). The run begins at approximately 8 a.m.
December 3 - 4
Lydia
will be speed-skating at the Midland Youth Festival at the Midland Civic Arena, 405 Fast Ice Drive, Midland, Michigan
December 16-19
Neena
will be participating in the Nutcracker on Ice at the Robert Crown Center
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Bread-Baking for The Body of Christ
- All children of St. Mark's are invited to join Pastor Debra and Andrea in St. Mark's kitchen on Saturday, December 3 at 9 a.m. for a morning of bread-making! The bread which we make will be shared with newcomers at St. Mark's- and perhaps we'll make enough for you to each have a small loaf as well! Children ages 3-5 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian or a responsible older sibling (for extra safety in the kitchen!). If you can join us, please let Pastor Debra know- rector@stmarksevanston.org or 847-732-9564.
Christmas Pageant Preparations-
Calling all children and youth! On Sunday, November 27 we will begin our weekly Sunday morning Christmas Pageant preparations from 9:30 - 10:15 a.m. in the downstairs classroom. Even if you will not be here on Christmas Eve (for the 4 p.m. worship service), we hope you will take part in the preparations! Adults - if you are able to help out this year, please contact Scott Lybrand at intern@stmarksevanston.org.
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Returning church keys-
We are requesting that any parishioners who have a church key return their keys as soon as possible. Unless you need your key on a weekly basis, please bring your keys to the church during office hours- Monday 12:30-4:30 pm or Wednesday/Thursday 8:30-4:30. If you have questions or need to drop off your key at another time, call Natalie, Office Manager, at 847-864-4806.
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St. Mark's Parishioner Mickey Loewenstein
will have an Exhibition of Paintings at the Evanston Library, 2nd Floor through November 29. Mickey was the Scenic Art Director at WTTW Channel 11 for forty years and he was privileged to design most of their local and Network productions including Siskel and Ebert, Kukla Fran and Ollie. In addition, he designed specials for Studs Terkel, Steppenwolf Theatre, Hubbard Street Dance and more. Mickey is a six-time regional Emmy Award winner, with one National Emmy Nomination and a Peabody award.
Diocesan Convention-
Please hold St. Mark's lay delegates- Andy Howard and Andrea Nowack- and clergy delegates- Deacon Martha Durham and Pastor Debra Bullock- and all of the Diocese of Chicago in your prayers as we gather together November 18-19 for study, prayer, fellowship and business. This year's gathering features
Bishop Yvette Flunder, senior bishop of the City of Refuge United Church of Christ in Oakland, California as the keynote speaker. You can learn more about Bishop Flunder, the reports and resolutions that we'll be considering at convention and the diocesan budget for 2017 online here.
Office Closed
on Thursday and Friday, November 24 and November 25 so that St. Mark's can enjoy the Thanksgiving holiday with their family and friends.
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In The Community
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God calls us to love our neighbors as ourselves. Loving finds all of its meaning in relationship. The following are opportunities to be in relationship with one another and with the community of Evanston.
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Northwestern Community Ensemble (NCE) gospel choir-You are invited to the 2016 Fall gospel concert on November 20th at 7 pm in Cahn Auditorium (600 Emerson Street)! Come hear about The Reason Why We Sing!
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St. Andrew's Annual Christmas Dinner and Fundraiser-Join guest speaker Elizabeth Tisdahl, Mayor of Evanston, and enjoy entertainment by Mr. Jeff Green on Saturday, December 3, 2016 from 7-10 pm. This dinner will benefit St. Andrew's Pentecost Episcopal Church at 1928 Darrow Ave Evanston, IL. For Tickets and more information, visit Stapec.com or call (847) 340-1452. St. Mark's has a 10-seat table reserved, so please RSVP to Pastor Debra at rector@stmarksevanston.org to come to this fun event!
YWCA Hosts Post-Election Conversations for the Community- YWCA Evanston invites the community to join in post-election lunchtime conversations about what will happen post-election when the country must start healing, and what can be done about the animosity and misconceptions that have been widely shared about "this group" or "that group" during this election cycle. All are welcome. TODAY
, Noon-1 PM, YWCA Evanston/North Shore, 1215 Church St.
Northwestern University's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) program- OLLI is committed to the concept that older adults learn best when they are active in their own learning process. Using our method of peer learning, members are engaged in proposing topics, facilitating study groups as coordinators or volunteering to be weekly discussion leaders. Members contribute in many ways to strengthen and enrich OLLI, serving on the Advisory Council, becoming a committee team member or volunteering at special events and programs. This lively daytime program for mature learners has no exams, no grades - just the pleasure of learning.
If you are interested in learning more, please sign up to attend the next info session on Wednesday, Nov. 30th, 10-11:30 am. RSVP at
l-dangelo@northwestern.edu
or 847-492-8204.
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Evanston Symphony Holiday Concert-
Make sure your holiday season starts with the best holiday event in Evanston on Sunday, December 4th at 3 pm at ETHS auditorium!
Don't miss enjoying favorite Yule festivities with your family and friends- and you can take advantage of our special rates for a package of 2 adult and 3 kid's tickets.
The award-winning Evanston Symphony Orchestra will be joined by
North Shore Choral Society,
Evanston Dance Ensemble,
The Evanston Symphony Holiday Gospel Choir,
Evanston Children's Choir,
ETHS A Cappella Choir, an a
udience sing-a-long, a
nd, a BIG bonus for all kids from 1 to 101- a visit from Santa and his elves! Click here for more info and tickets or call 847-864-8804.
Coriolis A Capella Holiday Concerts- Coriolis presents its 30th anniversary holiday program featuring engaging settings of traditional seasonal favorites along with original works for the season. Join us for festive melodies and lush harmonies, including a Capella settings by Bach, Burt, Biebl, Applebaum, and more. Join us on
Saturday, December 10, 7:30 pm at Christ Church, Winnetka Church on the Hill 784 Sheridan Road, Winnetka and on
Saturday, December 17, 7:30 pm at St. Luke's Episcopal Church 939 Hinman Avenue, Evanston.
Get season tickets and concert tickets online: www.coriolisacappella.org. General admission $25, youth tickets $10. For more information, call Gregg Skalinder at 847.869.0223.
Carols by Candlelight-
Celebrate the glow of the season with enchanting and cherished holiday music as the Chicago Chamber Choir
returns to St. Mark's on Saturday, December 10th at 7:30 p.m. with Carols by Candlelight: A Holiday Sing-Along. Surrounded by candles, the rich voices of CCC will ring in the season with contemporary and traditional settings of exquisite carols--What better way to kick off your winter holiday? Beloved settings by choral favorites John Rutter, Alice Parker, and Robert Shaw are just a few of the familiar works on this program. In case that isn't enticing enough, they will also be premiering a brand new arrangement by local composer Wayland Rogers. For more information, including ticket sales and other concert dates and venues, visit www.chicagochamberchoir.org.
Saturday, December 10th, 7:30pm
Carols by Candlelight: A Holiday Sing-Along
St. Mark's Episcopal Church, 1509 Ridge Ave, Evanston
Saturday, December 17th, 7:30pm
Carols by Candlelight: A Holiday Sing-Along
Unity Lutheran Church, 1212 W Balmoral Ave, Chicago
Sunday, December 18th, 3:00pm
Carols by Candlelight: A Holiday Sing-Along
Anderson Chapel at North Park University, 3225 W Foster Ave, Chicago
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Super Soccer Stars Indoor Soccer for Children Ages 1 through 8
will take place at St.
Mark's every Saturday afternoon through December in Cunningham Hall. Super Soccer Star's goal is to teach soccer skills in a fun, non-competitive, educational environment. Their philosophy is to use soccer to nurture, to build self-confidence, and to develop teamwork in every class. For more information and to enroll your young person call 312-477-5877 or visit
chi.supersoccerstars.com
Evanston Creative Writing Group
meets at St. Mark's on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month in the library at St. Mark's from 7 - 9 p.m. The group is a creative prompt group designed to get you on the page and start the creative juices flowing. All are welcome - from those who are serious about writing to those who use the time offered to blow off some creative steam!
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The prayer list has been refreshed for the month of November (and is at the beginning of each month). If you would like your loved ones to be placed on the prayer list at any time, please send an email to Pastor Debra at
rector@stmarksevanston.org.
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We bid your prayers for: Bob Barr, Astley Bent, Veronica Braithwaite, John Burnham, Tony Campise,
Genevieve Costello, Karen Cornelius, Bob Easton, Aina Gutierrez, Charlie and Judy Kopp, Grace Lettner, Kathy Lettner, Ayden Lettner, Ann Lettner, Charlie Lettner
, Donald McCrea, Anne Meyers, Jake Morris, Mary O'Dowd, Jan and Jeri Offutt, Casmir Szczepaniak, Char Wiss, Ronnie Witt IV, Betty Augustinos, Lucy Augustinos, Art & Tim Bauer, Genevieve Costello, David Cresap, Chisara Concepcion, Merle Delandro, Gracia Grindal, Olivia Heiting, Alaf Kwayana, Tehaiko Kwayana, OJ Mabwa, Ahmed Mahmoud, Claire McArdle
, Baila McCullough, Carl and Lindy Messier, Connie Montgomery, Milton Pickett
, Reg Ryan,
Byrdie Tucker, Tim and his family, Jay Urbanowski, Richard Walsh, Whitney, Nick, Lily, and Charlie
We pray for those who have died: Donald R. Santeler, friend of Dorothy and Cas Szczepaniak;
Edwin L. Szczepaniak, younger brother of Cas Szczepaniak
; George Czerlinski, father of Jean Whitmore;
Clifford Tucker, friend of Mary Pat Buckley; Henry Gutierrez, father of Aina Gutierrez and grandfather of Eva, Asher and Elsa Sondgeroth
We pray for the people in the Diocese of Southeast Mexico and the Diocese of Renk |
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