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This Week at St. Paul's
November 18, 2018
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www.stpauls-dedham.org
(781) 326-4553 |
WORSHIP THIS WEEK
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Sunday, November 18, 2018
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8 a.m.
10 a.m.
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Holy Eucharist Rite I
Holy Eucharist Rite II
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All my hope on God is founded
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Blest are the pure in heart
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Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendor
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God of Grace and God of Glory
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*SERVICE PARTICIPANTS*
Altar Chapter: Liesl Gilman, Polly Pierce
Lay Eucharistic Ministers: 8:00 a.m.: Matt Harper-Nixon 10:00 a.m.: Julie Tittler
Greeters: Jen & Joe Luszcz; Susie McIntosh & Ned Roberts
Lector: Susan Reardon; Joan Crocker
Flower Guild: Nancy Randall; Nancy Hebard
Acolytes: Mason Lavalley, Jane Hendrixson; Charlotte Hendrixson
Bell Ringer: Polly Pierce
Fellowship Hour: Nate & Liz Vinton
Church School: Megan Soares, Danielle Kreger, Jen Hewitt, Rachel Miller
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****************** DATE CHANGE ******************
MOVIE REFLECTION GROUP
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DATE CHANGED!!!!!
TOMORROW
Saturday, November 17th
4:45 pm
Dedham Community Theatre
580 High Street
BOY ERASED
Drama/R
Jared Eamons, the son of a small-town Baptist pastor, must overcome the fallout after being outed as gay to his parents. His father and mother struggle to reconcile their love for their son with their beliefs. Fearing a loss of family, friends and community, Jared is pressured into attending a conversion therapy program. While there, Jared comes into conflict with its leader and begins his journey to finding his own voice and accepting his true self.
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FOOD PANTRY PIE-BAKING TOMORROW
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17th
We will be preparing "home baked" pies for the Dedham Food Pantry's Thanksgiving food distribution.Last year, St. Paul's provided over 40 pies. To help us reach--or break!--that number, join us in baking apple and pumpkin pies
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We will begin baking at 9:00 AM
in the Parish Hall and we welcome anyone to join us throughout the morning. This will be a come and go event, so even if you can only spare an hour you are welcome to join in on the fun! Children are also welcome to come and work with their parents on the baking. If you want to help, but can't make it for the Saturday group baking we are also accepting homemade pies. If you are interested in joining the Baking crew or willing to make a pie at home, please contact Nancy Randall at
[email protected]
for more information
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THANKSGIVING POTLUCK DINNER
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Sunday, Nov. 18th at 4 pm - 6 pm
A
ll are welcome at St. Paul's potluck Thanksgiving dinner in the Fellowship Hall. Grab a friend and your favorite side dish, desert and/or drink to share, and join us for a warm evening of conversation and gratitude.
so we will have enough turkey. We are also looking for help roasting provided turkeys and help setting up.
We are so thankful for every St. Paul's parishione
r!
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QUILT RAFFLE TO BENEFIT THE
ST. PAUL'S PLAYGROUND PROJECT
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"FANCY FRAMES" BY PAT CLARKE
BENEFITS: THE NEW ST. PAUL'S PLAYGROUND
TICKETS: $5, OR 5/$20
DRAWING: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2ND
You do not need to be present to win.
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MORE DATES TO SAVE
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November 18
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Potluck Thanksgiving Dinner, 4 pm
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November 28
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Wreath workshops 10-2p and 5-8p
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December 1
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Christmas Market & Greens Sale, 9 am
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Carols & Candlelight Concert, 3 pm
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December 23
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Christmas Pageant
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Watch the Friday e-mails and Sunday leaflets
for details of these events
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CHRISTMAS PAGEANT & CHURCH SCHOOL NEWS
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Block 2 classes will begin on Nov. 18th
Children can feel free to drop into church school any week, asthe lessons are non-cumulative. Parents, you are always welcome to sit in on the classes if that makes your child more comfortable.
Please contact Rachel Miller at [email protected] if you have questions about which class is appropriate for your child or are interested in teaching this year.
***DECEMBER 23RD AT THE 10 AM SERVICE***
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HOLY EUCHARIST AT FOX HILL
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HOLY EUCHARIST AT FOX HILL
will take place at
2:45 p.m.
on the following Mondays
in the Baker Conference Room:
November 26
December 3 & 17
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BELLS & WHISTLES TABLE AT THE CHRISTMAS MARKET
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Dear Friends,
It is now November with its Thanksgiving feasting, but, before you know it the date will be Saturday, December 1st, and Bells and Whistles, the costume jewelry booth will be in full swing at St. Paul's Christmas Greens Sale!
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This will be our fourth year! We have no expenses so all the money we take in goes directly to benefit others.
Olivia Hurlock, Helen Phinney, Melanie King and I are looking forward to selling what we know will be a fabulous selection of gently used costume jewelry donated by our wonderful St. Paul's Parishioners and friends.
We also need your help in stocking our tiny treasures department, consisting of special, small, decorative tabletop items that you love but really don't have a spot for anymore. Nothing big please as our treasures space is very limited. We'd also be happy to have beautiful silk scarves donated or a very, very fab handbag.
We love all baubles, all sparkle, all types of jewelry, so do look though your collections, and see if there are any pieces that you like, but no longer wear, and can give to us to sell.
Please contact Charlotte Saul soon
at [email protected] or at 781.326.2468 if you would like to donate any jewelry or if you have any questions. If convenient, please drop off your donations at my house, at 54 School Street, Dedham. If I am not at home there is a glassed-in porch on the Worthington St. side of the house where donations can be left. Please include your name so we can contact you. I am also available to pick up any donations. Just send me an Email or call me.
We are most thankful for our donors and buyers for their past generosity. This year we hope to make another good sized contribution to the Fair's proceeds! We will with your kind jewelry donations and purchases.
Please do not deliver any jewelry or other items to the Church as there is absolutely no place to put them!
We can't wait to see what our very generous friends will come up with to help make our Bells and Whistles booth
a
winner
in raising funds to help others have a merrier Christmas.
We always appreciate and are in awe of all your donations and support.
XOXO,
Helen Phinney,
Olivia Hurlock,
Melanie King
Charlotte Saul
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B
ells and Whistles -
: " parts and features that are useful or appealing but not essential or necessary : frills."
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"ALL THINGS BRIGHT & BEAUTIFUL" IS
LOOKING FOR CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS & DECOR
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We all have them--ornaments (and other Christmas decor items) we've been stashing away for years. Here is your chance to find them a new home- please start searching your attic, basement and closets for "gently used ornaments" along with Christmas decor items, BUT nothing large.
Donations can be placed in the wrapped box located in the Fellowship Hall. Remember, 100% of the proceeds of our
Christmas Market goes to charity.
Thank you!
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The Saint Paul's Food Table for the Christmas Market
is sure to be wonderful again this year with your yummy food contributions. We hope you are thinking of what you might like to bake or make,including mustards, homemade soups, tea loaves and breads,cookies, pies, honey, nuts and Christmas treats. IPlease email either Jane Cheever at
[email protected] or Denise Beaudoin at
[email protected] with your food donations. Any questions call Jane at 781-329-0077 or Denise at 781-320-9690. Thank you!
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CONFIRMATION CLASSES / YOUTH GROUP
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CLASSES / YOUTH GROUP
11/25, 12/9,
1/13, 1/27, 2/10, 2/24,
3/10, 3/24, 4/7, 4/28, 5/19
4:00 - 6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall
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INQUIRER'S CLASS
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Are you interested in living more fully into your Baptism?
Are you invested in learning more about the Episcopal tradition with possible transfer of membership from another tradition?
Are you hoping to be confirmed in the spring?
Are you longing to renew your baptismal covenant in a more
formal way of preparation?
If you answered YES to any of these questions the Adult Inquirer's Course is for you.
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e will gather in the Vestry Room, following a brief interlude at the Fellowship Hour, to explore more deeply our Anglican faith and tradition.
December 2nd
"All Times Are Your Seasons: The Church Calendar & the Liturgical Year"
December 9th
"Knowing our History"
December 16th
"Church Polity: Making Decisions the Anglican Way"
For further information or to sign up contact Rev. Melanie McCarley at
[email protected].
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REFUGEE FAMILY UPDATE
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Do you know of job possibilities for our Refugee Family?
Several members of our refugee family are ready to begin
looking for jobs. If you know of a position (retail, food service, etc.) members of the Refugee Committee would like to know. One of our family members has experience with cars, another has experience with tailoring. However, it is important that they simply get a job (any job) to begin the process of assimilation, and to earn money for their family. They all have some facility with the English language. If you know of anything, please contact
Mary Dunlavey at
[email protected] or
Pat Ferrone at
[email protected] .
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ST. PAUL'S BOOK CLUB
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St. Paul's Book Club meets Wednesday, December 5th
7:00 p.m. in the Rectory
Join us for Yankee Book Swap
Bring a wrapped used or new book of your choice to swap. There will be some fun holiday activities as well. We will not be reading an assigned book for our December meeting, however...
Our next book will be : Lincoln in the Bardo
by George Saunders,
which we will discuss at our January 9th meeting, same time, same place
February 1862. The Civil War rages while President Lincoln's beloved eleven-year-old son is gravely ill. In a matter of days, Willie dies and is laid to rest in a Georgetown cemetery. Newspapers report that a grief-stricken Lincoln returns to the crypt several times alone to hold his boy's body. From that seed of historical truth, George Saunders spins an unforgettable story of familial love and loss that breaks free of its realistic, historical framework into a thrilling, supernatural realm both hilarious and terrifying. Willie Lincoln finds himself in a strange purgatory -- called, in the Tibetan tradition, the bardo.
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HOLIDAY POTLUCK AT ALLIN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
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Meet our Refugee Family!
Everyone is invited to the
Dedham Refugee Resettlement Committee's
POTLUCK HOLIDAY GATHERING
Saturday, December 8, 2018 at 6:00 p.m.
Allin Congregational Church
683 High Street, Dedham
Please RSVP by 11/30/18 with attendance and item you would like to bring-an appetizer, drinks, main meal, side dish or dessert.
to RSVP or to volunteer for the set-up committee.
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WEDNESDAY CONVERSATIONS
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2:00 - 3:00 p.m. outside the Parish kitchen
Our "Wednesday Conversation" group is a "drop in when you can" conversation group where you can enjoy coffee and tea and conversation with your neighbors. We have no set agenda as-of-yet. Your rector is relying upon the group to help discern topics of interest. Please join us as your schedule allows.
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FLOWER MEMORIALS THIS WEEK
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The flowers on the altar and the Jane Clark Table are given in loving memory of
Elizabeth Hanger Lippincott and R. Schuyler Lippincott, by Betsy Edie.
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PRAYER LIST
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Bill Dole
Linda Fuller
Betty Leonard
Harry McCracken
Patricia Storey
Harrison Tuttle
Rosita Watson
Friends and family of parishioners:
Iris Bergdall, cousin of Andrew Tittler
Michelle Curly, Friend of those at Fox Hill
Nancy Crowell, friend of Pen & Sally Jones
Karen Gray, Sister of Andrea O'Connell
Christopher Haff, nephew of Polly Pierce
Amy Hanson, Niece of Andrea O'Connell
Becky Johnson, Friend of Maggi Lamb
Elnora Johnson, Sister of Sheila Johnson
Pamela Kalt, Friend of Andrea O'Connell
Leslie Kuenne, Friend of Olivia & Burt Hurlock
Bridie Lynch, Friend of Marcia Estabrook
Keith Mahle, Friend of the Rev. Melanie McCarley
Steve Marth, brother-in-law of Mary Jane & Jim Devins
Gladys Njubi, Sister of Amy Ranji
Steve Njuguna, brother of Amy Ranji
Timmy Palthey, Grandson of John & Regina Adams
Clare Pritchett, Cousin of Andrea O'Connell
Terry Proulx, Sister of Pat Clarke
Lee Rantzow, Friend of Olivia & Burt Hurlock
Deirdre Spada, Niece of Nick Spada
Julia Spencer, Friend of Pen & Sally Jones
Howard Stovall, Friend of Olivia & Burt Hurlock
Cindy St. Peter, mother of Sara St. Peter
Frank and Betty Stern, Friends of Mike & Karen Gorton
Maria Ware-McGuiness, Sister of Nanette Diaute
Karen Wango, Sister of Amy Ranji
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, and James Corliss, grandson of Ginny Corliss.
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.
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 those suffering losses due to the recent wildfires in California.
We pray for our Bishops Alan Gates and Gayle Harris.
Your prayers and support are greatly appreciated.
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