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This Week at St. Paul's
May 20, 2018
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www.stpauls-dedham.org
(781) 326-4553 |
WORSHIP THIS WEEK
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8 a.m.
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Holy Eucharist Rite I
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10 a.m.
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Holy Eucharist Rite II
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Praise the Spirit in creation
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O Spirit of Life, O Spirit of God
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Come down, O Love divine
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*SERVICE PARTICIPANTS*
Altar Chapter:
Liesl Gilman, Molly Cramer, Mary Jane Devins
Lay Eucharistic Ministers:
8:00 a.m.: Julia Prentice;
10:00 a.m.: Marcia Estabrook, Tom Palmer
Flower Guild
: Cheryl Lavalley, Sarah Ducas
Greeters:
Barbie & Ernie Greppin; Mary Norton & Ed Reardon
Lectors:
Amy Christie, Ian Mackenzie
Acolytes:
Kyle Mackenzie, Mason Lavalley, Elizabeth Nicholson, Teddy Harper-Nixon, Corinne Elmore
Bell Ringer:
Rick Edie
Fellowship Hour: Marmee Taylor, Mary Jane Devins, Liz McCabe
Church School : Jen Hewitt, Danielle Kreger, Jen Luszcz, Phil McCarley
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YOU ARE CORGIALLY INVITED...
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CRAFTERS' GUILD MEETING MONDAY, MAY 21st
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St. Paul's Crafters' Guild
All crafters are welcome to join us on
Monday, May 21st at 7 PM
on the couches outside the kitchen. Overall, we aim to create projects for parishioners young and old but crafters of all stripes are also welcome to join for the fellowship. Please contact Julia Prentice at
[email protected]
or
818-268-0392
for more information.
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HOLY EUCHARIST AT FOX HILL
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Holy Eucharist at Fox Hill
in the Baker Conference Room
Mondays at 1:30 p.m.
May 21
June 25
July 9, July 23
August 20
ALL ARE WELCOME!
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MOVIE REFLECTION GROUP
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SUNDAY, May 27th
MOVIE REFLECTION GROUP
If you enjoy the movies....this is the group for you.
Once a month (late Sunday afternoon) we will venture to the
Dedham Community Theater at 580 High Street to see a
movie. No need to RSVP, simply arrive for the movie and look for
Reverend McCarley. Following the movie we will adjourn to a local eating establishment to reflect on the themes, acting, directing of the movie. Join us for lively discussion and entertainment that supports our local community!
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CHURCH SCHOOL NEWS
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Church School and Children's Choir Calendar
5/20 - regular block 3 church school
5/27 - group activity, Memorial Day weekend, Trinity Sunday
6/3 - family service, no church school, teacher recognition Sunday
6/10 - children's choir sings, Church school picnic after the 10:00 service
If you are interested in leading or assisting with a group activity
or can help teach next fall, let Rachel Miller know at
[email protected]
. It has been an incredible year for these kids. Thanks to everyone, especially our first time
teachers, for helping make it a success!
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HURCH SCHOOL TEACHER RECOGNITION
Sunday, June 3rd
Join us as we issue a heart-felt "Thank You!" to our Sunday School teachers on Sunday, June 3
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. This will be a Children's Service and a celebration honoring our teachers.
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BIBLE PRESENTATION - FIFTH GRADERS
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t is our custom at St. Paul's to present Fifth Graders with a Bible.
This year our presentation date is
Sunday, June 3rd at our 10:00 a.m. Worship Service. If you have a fifth grader who would like to receive a Holy Bible, please let us know your child's name so that we may include them in our leaflet and ensure that they receive a Bible.
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ART SUPPLY OUTREACH TO SYRIAN REFUGEES
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Over the past year, St. Paul's has been supporting the Syrian Refugee Mission of the North Shore. Recent news indicates that due to the extended war in Syria, now in its seventh year, too many children are
experiencing post traumatic disorder along with severe anxiety and fear. Health aid
workers inside Syria are finding that art
therapy techniques, such as drawing and
painting have been helpful.
We are collecting backpacks, tote bags and supplies
to fill them. Some ideas include:
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rawing paper, individual notebooks or sketchbooks
Set of mandala patterns for coloring
pencils, erasers and pencil sharpeners
fine art postcards
Coloring Books for older individuals
crayons, markers or colored pencils
colored chalk
oil pastels
scissors, rulers and glue sticks
tissue paper
self-hardening clay
water paints and water color trays
yarn
packages of plain white paper
Not ALL items need to go in a back pack! Ocean State Job Lot is a great source for inexpensive art supplies...probably other stores as well. Please bring in your donations and place them in the bin located in the Fellowship Hall.
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You will find prayer request cards located in several baskets at St. Paul's (by the entry doors and in the Fellowship Hall).
Thirteen parishioners of St. Paul's will be making our "Camino"; walking the last 100 kilometers of the Camino de Santiago in Spain in honor of St. James from June 4
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- June 16
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. As we make this religious pilgrimage, it would be our privilege to carry with us your prayers in addition to our own. If you would like for us to pray for you, your loved ones, or any situation of concern, please write it on the cards, and place in the envelope outside the Parish Office (look for the Camino shell). We will carry these prayers with us and will pray for you and your concerns as we visit churches along the Camino.
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ST. LUKE'S ANNUAL "PACK THE PANTRY" 5K
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On June 9th,
St. Luke's Lutheran Church will be hosting its
8th Annual "Pack the Pantry" 5K. A great opportunity to support the Dedham Food Pantry and to raise awareness of hunger in the Dedham area The cost is $30 per participant and $100 for a family of four or more. There will be a kids run at 8:30 AM, followed by the 5K at 9:00 AM. Following the run, there will be a free pancake breakfast for everyone in attendance. A link to register can be found at stlukesdedham.org/events.
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ST. PAUL'S BOOK CLUB
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With a good number of our readers on the pilgrimage in early June, we have moved our June discussion to
Wednesday,
June 27 at 7 PM
in the
Rectory. Our next book will be:
Killers of the Flower Moon: The Osage Murders and the Birth of the FBI
by David Grann
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In the 1920s, the richest people per capita in the world were members of the Osage
Indian nation in Oklahoma. After oil was discovered beneath their land, they rode in chauffeured automobiles, built mansions, and sent their children to study in Europe.
Then, one by one, the Osage began to be killed off. The family of an Osage woman, Mollie Burkhart, became a prime target. Her relatives were shot and poisoned. And it was just the beginning, as more and more members of the tribe began to die under
mysterious circumstances. In this last remnant of the Wild West-where oilmen like J. P. Getty made their fortunes and where desperadoes like Al Spencer, the "Phantom
Terror," roamed-many of those who dared to investigate the killings were themselves murdered. As the death toll climbed to more than twenty-four, the FBI took up the case. It was one of the organization's first major homicide investigations and the bureau badly bungled the case. In desperation, the young director, J. Edgar Hoover, turned to a former Texas Ranger named Tom White to unravel the mystery. White put together an
undercover team, including one of the only American Indian agents in the bureau. The agents infiltrated the region, struggling to adopt the latest techniques of detection. Together with the Osage they began to expose one of the most chilling conspiracies in American history.
In
Killers of the Flower Moon,
David Grann revisits a shocking series of crimes in which dozens of people were murdered in cold blood. Based on years of research and startling new evidence, the book is a masterpiece of narrative nonfiction, as each step in the investigation reveals a series of sinister secrets and reversals. But more than that, it is a searing indictment of the callousness and prejudice toward American Indians that allowed the murderers to operate with impunity for so long.
Killers of the Flower Moon
is utterly compelling, but also emotionally devastating.
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BC HARRIS CAMP OPEN WEEKEND
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We've got your destination covered.
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For the very first time since opening in 2003, the Barbara C. Harris Camp & Conference Center is offering an Open Guest Weekend:
Friday, July 27-Sunday, July 29
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The
Open Guest Weekend
is a perfect opportunity to unwind from the usual routine, unplug the computers, TV's and phones, and refresh the body and soul with the relaxing nature discovered around the Barbara C. Harris Center. This all-inclusive 2 night/6 meal package is open to the general public and is designed for families, couples and individuals.
While the BCH Center will have optional group activities scheduled throughout the weekend, guests may enjoy themselves however they choose. Let us take care of the cooking and cleaning, while you enjoy a much needed recharge. For information/registration form, go to https://bchcenter.campbrainregistration.com/
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PRAYER LIST
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Bob Corliss
Ginny Corliss
Bill Dole
Linda Fuller
Edward Heiman
John Lamb
Betty Leonard
Harry McCracken
Patricia Storey
Rosita Watson
Friends and family of parishioners:
Diana Barrett, friend of Mary Jane Devins
Iris Bergdall, cousin of Andrew Tittler
Steve Bookout, Uncle of Amy Christie
Nancy Crowell, Friend of Pen & Sally Jones
Michelle Curly, Friend of those at Fox Hill
Sally Flood, sister-in-law of Tyler Knowles & Lawrence Flood
Janet Dolan, Sister of Tim Duncan
Jonathan Gengras, Friend of Jennifer Breslin
Betsy Given, Sister-in-law of Mary Jane & Jim Devins
Karen Gray, Sister of Andrea O'Connell
Christopher Haff, nephew of Polly Pierce
Amy Hanson, Niece of Andrea O'Connell
Steve Herrick, Friend of Ernie & Barbie Greppin
Ella Johnson, Mother of Sheila Johnson
Elnora Johnson, Sister of Sheila Johnson
Pamela Kalt, Friend of Andrea O'Connell
Bill Landers, Brother of Lucy Fowler
Michael Lasell, Friend of Andrea O'Connell
Elaine Leblanc, Friend of Barry & Gillian Burlingham
Christian Bernard Maurer, MD & family, friends of Anne Marie
Abramson
Gladys Njubi, Sister of Amy Ranji
Steve Njuguna, brother of Amy Ranji
Betsy Nolan, Friend of Ned & Sandy Bigelow
Timmy Palthey, Grandson of John & Regina Adams
Edie Perkins, friend of Ernie & Barbie Greppin;
Clare Pritchett, Cousin of Andrea O'Connell
Terry Proulx, Sister of Pat Clarke
Deirdre Spada, Niece of Nick Spada
Frank and Betty Stern, Friends of Mike & Karen Gorton
Lee Culver Wallace, Daughter of Mary Lee Culver
Maria Ware-McGuiness, Sister of Nanette Diaute
Karen Wango, Sister of Amy Ranji
Steve Washburn, friend of Neil & Butch Wallace
Kayla Whitlock, Niece of Charles & Nancy Eliot
Mark Williams, Friend of Sharyn Duncan.
We pray for those serving in our Armed Forces, especially Luke Heier, nephew of Barbara Millen, serving with the Special Forces.
We remember, O Lord, all those who have served in our Armed Forces and commend them to you for their bravery, their patriotism, and their honor. We ask that those who serve our country today may be kept in your everlasting love and that comfort and encouragement might be given to their families. We pray for peace and ask that your holy will might prevail among all people, and your name be exalted forever.
We pray for those who have died, especially LTJG Ernest H. Greppin, III in whose memory the flowers on the altar are given this Sunday, and Horace & Helen Jones, Joseph Lees Jones, and Joy Jones Marsh,
in whose memory the flowers on the Jane Clark Table are given. We pray for peace in the war-torn region of Syria and for all those who have lost their homes due to violence throughout the world.
We pray for our Bishops Alan Gates and Gayle Harris.
Your prayers and support are greatly appreciated.
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