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mailing address:
PO Box 278, Kamuela HI 96743-0278
Phone:
(808) 885-4923
Email:
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Aloha my beloved parish 'ohana,
Frederick Buechner, in his book, "Wishful Thinking Transformed by Thorns" writes, "Of the seven deadly sins, anger is possibly the most fun. To lick your wounds, to smack your lips over grievances long past, to roll over your tongue the prospect of bitter confrontations still to come, to savor to the last toothsome morsel both the pain you are given and the pain you are giving back- in many ways it is a feast fit for a king. The chief drawback is that what you are wolfing down is yourself. The skeleton at the feast is you!"
Anger is a built in part of our defense system that we have to deal with. There are things in life, such as injustices, about which we should be angry. However, anger can very easily turn into aggression and violence. Even if your anger is righteous, be warned; it can be a slippery slope. It can easily be used to justify almost any type of behavior. Today's Gospel lesson speaks to the subject of anger and what damage can be done if left unchecked.
There is an old Hawaiian proverb "
Aloha mai no, aloha aku; o ka huhu ka mea e ola `ole ai"
,which means in English,
"When love is given, love should be returned, anger gives no life."
We gather in worship and gi
ve thanksgiving for Jesus, who received anger and hatred and returned it with grace. Christ is our plumb line. He is our example and the one who helps us by the power of the Holy Spirit. He is also the one who forgives us
when our emotions get the best of us.
To paraphrase St. Paul, in the second
reading assigned for worship this weekend, may we live for the praise of God's glory.
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Mahalo to our own special dancing angel!
We were truly blessed on Sunday July 8 when we welcomed back dear friend
of our
paris
h, Michelle Kaulumāhiehie "Kaulu" Amaral who offered hula during our 9 AM service.
Mahalo also to Raina Dale for the pictures.
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At the beginning of the year, many of you became Heart Partners. It is a way to hold each other in prayer and to send cards...notes of encouragement through the year. So please, if you participated, remember to send out those notes of care and hold your Heart Partner in daily prayer.
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Christmas Bazaar, November 17
th Mark your Calendar!
Our yearly Christmas Bazaar has been a highly anticipated event by folks in the wider community. The bazaar starts at 9AM with people lined up to get inside. This year's bazaar funds will go to support our Community Meal Ministry.
What we need: You & Your Valuables! Please drop off your fabulous items for the silent auction, such as art, collectibles, and other valuable things. We need Christmas"y" items for the main bazaar. We are VERY low of number of Christmas items. So clean out those closets and storage units and give your lesser used items a chance to find a new home!
Mahalos already going out to Tim Bostock and Pattie Kim for agreeing to co-chair this year's event
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Laurie Rosa and Betty Hanna for starting the famous St. James' Mango Chutney factory, and Steve Kittel for volunteering his garage to store items. Look for ways you can jump in and take part of this fun, one, morning (9AM to 1PM) parish wide event & FUNraiser! We'll need folks to help set up the days before the event.
Also we are going to need LOTS of mangos for our famous St. James' Chutney (Mahalo to Kitty Budge for the recipe!).
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TEAM DORIS UPDATE
HELP NEEDED
Doris Johnson-Purdy and
Kathy Smith, her daughter, are returning to Waimea on Monday July 16.
We're looking for home-improvement savvy folks to help out at Tamarac Pines Apartment C-3 for a few hours here and there.
Workday: This Saturday, July 14 from 10-2pm
In addition, if you can come at other times, please contact Rona at 808-640-3954 and we can arrange for you to work at your convenience!
Here is the checklist of what needs to be done:
- TSP/wipe down the walls in the kitchen, dining room, bathroom, Doris's bedroom and livingroom.
- Then it will need time to dry-air (basically 24 hours - 2 days if the weather is damp)
- Paint the same.
- Pulling the weeds in the 10' x 6' backyard.
The space is small, but two or three people working at a time would be optimum, and I think things will go quickly!
Blessings and thanks,
Rona
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St. James' & St. Columba's Altar Guilds
The Altar Guild assists the clergy and other worship leaders in ensuring that worship services run smoothly. We care for all the accoutrements and other items used in worship, from the sacred vessels and candlesticks, to the linens and hangings which change seasonally or to accommodate such events as weddings and baptisms. We prepare everything for celebrations of Eucharist, and we oversee the decoration the church for special occasions, such as Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter. We work to make our church a place of meditation, peace, and joy for all.
Week after week the altar guild members ready our sacred space for worship. With some variations among churches, altar guilds have these duties: The care of Communion vessels, candles, and vestments. They provide and arrange of the beautiful flowers at the altar. Supplies of bread and wine are their responsibility. Careful washing (and stain removal!) of the fair linen and purificators used in worship.
The Communion vessels are placed on the altar prior to each service-just so. Add to the regular Sunday services the special ones, including weddings, baptisms, funerals, and other special occasions. The Altar Guild is a ministry, a calling. Quietly, devotedly, reverently, reliably the members prepare the sanctuary for us, as we worship the Risen Christ.
The Altar Guild welcomes new members both women and men.
Interested in Learning more about the Altar Guild?
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Midweek Worship
Every Wednesday
Morning Prayer, 9 AM
Every Wednesday, at 9 AM in St. James' church, we offer the service of Morning Prayer. This is a beautiful way to begin one's day. The service of Morning Prayer, also known as Matins, is one of the two main Daily Offices in the Episcopal church. One of the beautiful aspects of Morning and Evening Prayer is that as you pray the office you are praying it with thousands of people around the world who are also engaged in these same or similar prayers. In addition, during the service, we will be incorporating the reading of the names on our parish prayer list. Please come and join us in prayer.
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Aloha Clergy in Charge of Congregations, Wardens, and Treasurers of our fair Diocese!
We are asking for your help in identifying individuals in our midst who might be able to help in the following categories:
1.
Grant Writers
a.
There is a burgeoning need in our Churches for grant writing help. In our travels, Bishop Bob and I have both come across several people who have identified themselves as having experience in this area, but can't remember who they might be! The time has come to keep a list here in the Office of the Bishop of those who are willing and able to assist in the grant writing process.
2.
Commission on Investments
a.
After much discernment, the investment work has been separated out from the overall kuleana of the Commission on Finance and Administration (COFA), and this separate Commission is starting up. We are looking for people with a good understanding or expertise to work on this Commission as it oversees the Diocesan portfolio and investments.
3.
Commission on Finance and Administration (COFA)
a.
We are looking for people with a good understanding or expertise in budgeting, contracts, and/or real estate to help with this Commission.
The good work of the Diocese of course depends on the continued efforts and good will of the faithful who comprise it. Please take a moment to consider if you or someone you know might be a willing asset to the cause.
Please contact me for further information or with suggestions of those who might serve.
Mahalo & God bless,
Sandy+
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Prison Ministry Seeking Support and Donations for Hawaiian Bible Study Program
In recent years, the Diocese of Hawai'i has become heavily engaged in a Prison Ministry at our correctional centers that has grown and continues to flourish. The program, which involves a deep connection to Hawaiian cultural practices, is interwoven with a Hawaiian Bible (Baibala) Study Program.
The Rev. Kaleo Patterson, who has been instrumental in building this ministry, is seeking to obtain Hawaiian Bibles for the Baibala Bible Study Project at the Halawa and Waiawa Community Correctional Centers.
"These Bibles are very popular in prisons and encourage the study of God's Word," said Patterson in an e-mail. "It is a bright light and a lamp to the path and the feet."
These Bibles normally retail for $45 but are being provided to the program by Mutual Publishing on O'ahu for only $13.75. His goal is to provide 100 Bibles in 2018. If you would like to help with the purchase of a Baibala, checks may be made out directly to Mutual Publishing, and mailed to St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 1679 California Avenue, Wahiawa, HI 96786
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Volunteers needed at Diocesan Convention
Kona, October 26 and 27
T
his year's co
nvention will be held at the King Kamehameha Hotel in Kona. A wide variety of volunteer opportunities are available. Lunch included! Will you help? The Education Day is Friday, October 26 and the Convention will b
e held on Saturday, October 27th. Help is needed for both days in a variety of areas including set up and take down, reception and registration, hospitality, and elections. If you would like more information,
CLICK HERE.
If you would like to help, please contact David+, our rector or i
f you have any questions, contact Rae Costa at (808) 536-7776, ext. 326, or
e-mail her
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Mahalo for consid
ering this request!
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Ways to Serve:
Who wouldn't want to spend the day with these folks? Come volunteer!
Food Pantry Ministry Needs Our Help
Our Food Pantry
M
inistry
supports the work of our sister parish, Annunciation Church, next door. We ask that you prayerfully consider helping this vital ministry to our community. You will find two round plastic bins in the back of St. James' Church for donations, but please bring your donations to ANY of our Parish services.
With all the emphasis on relief efforts to the volcano victims in Puna, we also have to remain mindful of the needs of those closer to home.
Food items that are always needed: Canned goods (Tuna, Chicken, Spam, Green Beans, Tomatoes, Peas, Corn, Pineapple, Peaches, Spaghetti Sauce with or without meat); Spaghetti pasta (dry not canned), Ramen, Rice, Cheerios. Plea
se, no rusted or dented canned goods or expired goods.
Foodland Coupons Needed
Please donate your Foodland Maika'i award coupons to the Community Meal. We try to collect enough to get large quantities of the weekly special, sufficient to serve 200 plus people.
It is easier for us to receive the coupons than the food items, as we can calculate if we will have enough of a particular item for the whole of the meal, and we can save up for special items like corned beef at St. Patrick's Day or turkeys at Thanksgiving.
So, please save your Maika'i award coupons and drop them off at the church. Remember that the coupons have expiration dates so be sure to check the expirations. This is a great way for everyone who shops at Foodland land to participate in this powerful and needed ministry.
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Come join the fabulous team at the Thrift Store and have fun!
Thrift Store Charity Bags
The Salvation Army in Kona will accept donations from us, a few at a time. When you are going to Kona, please stop by the store and pick 4 or 5 charity bags.
Someone will be at the store
Monday through
Saturday from
9:00 to 1:00. You can also see Nina or Betty after church to pick up some bags.
Thank you for supporting the Thrift Store.
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The next scheduled baptisms are:
Sunday, July 22 at 9 AM at St. James'.
We will baptize Ada Bauman, daughter of Steve & Jemma Bauman
Saturday, July 28th
at the Beach Mass. We will baptize Bryan 'Aukai, son of Ryan and Yngrid Feeney and grandson of Dianne Feeney.
Sunday, August 19
at
9 AM at
St. James'. We will baptize the newest addition to the Harada-Peck family, their newborn baby girl, Braelyn.
If you would like to talk about being baptized or baptizing your child, please speak to one of the clergy ASAP.
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Response to Puna Eruption
Prayer for those in path of volcano eruptions
Jesus, protect the people of our island home as Kīlauea erupts. Be with the people who have already lost their homes and protect the rest of the people living there and nearby. Calm the volcano and bring the settling of the 'āina. Protect people, animals, crops, homes and other structures from injury or damage due to the volcanic eruption. We thank you for the first responders and rescue workers. We ask for your shield of protection to be around them as they seek to offer help. Empower us in the days ahead to help and support those impacted by the eruption. Thank you, Lord. We cherish the people of our island. AMEN.
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Mahalo and Update on Volcano Relief Efforts
from Rhonda Bell of Big Island Giving Tree
Just wanted to give you all an update of what's happening with the volcano relief efforts and the Big Island Giving Tree.
Many evacuees have made their way out of the shelter and outskirts of the shelter in Pahoa. Some have relocated to the west side of the island, some have relocated to the mainland, and others have found housing. This is very uplifting because we have been out there every week, several times a week assisting the Kupuna and families, as well as individuals with their immediate needs. We have provided countless tarps, tents, blankets, fresh clean towels, clothing, containers, basic need items, food, bottled water, snacks, meals for volunteers, arts 'n craft items for kids, air mattresses/pumps, medical supplies, gas, propane canisters, pet food and so much more, with lots of prayers.
We have partnered with Connect Point Church and they have 11 transitional units being constructed on their private property in HPP. The Big Island Giving Tree has committed to buying new complete single bed sets for all units. This includes a twin mattress and a platform frame to allow for storage space. We are able to do this because of generous monetary donations from people like you.
We are also providing each identified evacuee student with his/her exact school supplies that his/her school has requested. This will lift the burden off of so many parents.
We will continue to be Gods hands and feet and will continue to bless His people bringing His light into dark places.
We thank you for being a part of our ministry. Please continue to pray for Puna!
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to download additional information about Volcano Relief Efforts and how you can assist
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Aloha, beloved of God,
Overall, the first two weeks of July have been lovely at St. Columba's! We celebrated the Eucharist together on July 1 and July 8. Last Saturday (July 7) was the first birthday of Zaeiva, the youngest member of St. Columba's. Unfortunately, the party had to be postponed because little Zaeiva was under the weather! She's doing better, and there are plans to have the big party later in July.
So far, I have had the privilege of visiting folks at Hale Ho'ola, reading the Gospel at Beach Mass, and learning to play ukulele with youth at St. Augustine's. I've found it's super hard to play and sing at the same time, but so much fun to try! The keiki there are good and patient teachers.
 I found my favorite place to write sermons at Kalōpā State Recreation Area. The tranquility of that ancient forest is unsurpassed! I've included a photo of one of my sons enjoying the diversity of flora as we hiked the trails there.
Speaking of my family, my
husband Kirk and two sons Alexander (21) and Lucas (18) were here with me for the first two weeks of my stay. We would like to thank everyone at St. Columba's for the very warm welcome! We have experienced an abundance of God's love and true Aloha spirit from each of you. Mahalo!
I am here through July 31st. Please feel free to stop by the vicarage to say hello! Or give me a shout by texting or calling me at 808-323-2627.
Blessings,
Jennifer Masada +
Rev. Linda, our Priest Associate for St. Columba's Congregation will return September 6th
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What is going on with our youth and students? Do you have a child or grandchild who has an achievement you'd like to share? Let us know!
Please help us update the parish on the achievements and whereabouts of the youth of our parish. Also, it would be great to include an address for people to send a note of congratulations.
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In the back of the church are note cards. Please take 5 to 10 cards and envelopes home with you. Use them to reach out to one another and those in the wider community.
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Please keep in your thoughts and prayers parishioners who are unable to be with us in worship. Please reach out to them and let them know they are missed:
Is there someone else to whom we could reach out to? Please ask their permission and then contact the parish office.
Jan Sing
74-5038 Hua'ala Street
Kalilua Kona, HI 96740
Gerry Goodenough
PO Box 988
Kamuela, HI 96743
Veronica Yadao
PO Box 61
Pa'auilo, HI
96776
Tepa Farias
PO Box 1152
Kamuela, HI 96743
Alexandra "Alex" Ka'au'a
67-5165 Kamamalu St Apt 19B
Kamuela, HI 96743
Coe Atherton
c/o Tripper Atherton
(The address for Jan Sing is above the Costco area. Please visit Jan if you are near there.)
Is there someone else that needs added to the notes of care? Please get their permission first and contact the parish office.
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It is with great joy that we report Malu Lindsey will join us as our new Sexton
effective Monday July 23
rd
. Malu brings years of experience to this newly created position. As he states, he is excited to be coming to serve our Parish and becoming a part of the stream of living water that nourishes this Parish and community. Malu
'
s hours will be Monday through Friday from 8
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4.
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Parish Prayer List
Jan Sing, Peggy Rein, Patricia Eckstrom, Sarah, Leanne Baskin, Gladys Chock, Gloria Seiden, Narcisa Yagin, Menelio Balmilero, Nicole Anderson, Marlene Thees, Trevor, Carl Stanforth, Barbara Lackey, Alan Ackerman, Brad Young, Monica Parker, Gladys Takeya
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Gerry Goodenough,
Monique Abbasi,
Jack A,
Isaac
DeRego,
James Knox Everett,
Riley Furlong,
Jerry Reyla, D
ebbie Gaines, Israel Kahoopii, Dallas Gomes
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Pedro Ka'awaloa, Peter Pereira, Eleanor, Nathan Lee, Ted Lindsey, Jane Cook & Family, Eleanor Mendias, Mark & Kay Segal, Carol Carpenter, Maurice Cecil &
Pukaua Summer Sommers, Betty Santorio, Cheyanna Lahnum, Jesse Osmun, Art-Andre (Petit) Dieme, Patrick OʻBrien, Pegi Young, Linda Axel,
Graham D. Kitchen, Helen Cronk, Nancy Phillips, Shin Runkel, Mar
y Avery, Alex Ka'aua,
the Reyes family, Paterno Balmilero, Jeff Morrell, Vicky Tagaca, Victor Wusstig,
Susan & George Maxey, Maelle Wolf, Steven, Kaipo Young,
Larry Cohoon, Veronica Yadao,
Wayne Haia, Larry Olsen, Coe Atherton, Seena Monell, Annette LaBonte, family & friends of Tom Mignanelli, Pat Holiday, Nancy Davidson, Grace Inamine, Betty Sheldon, Dr. Jill Fishback Chambers, family & friends of Israel Victorino
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If you would like to be added to the Prayer List or would like to add someone else (please get their permission first), call the parish office at 808-885-4923 or email at
prayer@stjameshawaii.org by the Tuesday before you would like the name to appear in the bulletin. Please mention 'Prayer List' in the Subject line of the email to Jacque so that she knows it's not a spam email froml someone she doesn't know personally.
Names will remain on the list for 4 weeks. You must then request to have the name added again.
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With Sympathy
Please remember in your prayers parishioner Braley Pastereno, on the death of his sister, Nina.
You may reach out to Braley at: PO Box 37, Kamuela, HI 96743.
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From Susan Acacio, Youth Ministries Coordinator:
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3rd session of our Parish's weekly Summer Keiki Ukulele Group. Take a listen!
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Ukulele classes resumed on
July 11
. I'm learning too and loving it.
Mahalo to Dagan Bernstein our teacher and to our Aunties for assisting. There is still room to join the fun!
We meet on
Wednesdays from 3 to 4 PM
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It is FREE for keiki entering 3rd grade - 12th. Big Mahalo to the donor who provided the funds for the purchase of 20 ukuleles, cases, and stands! Our Keiki will be giving
performances at Beach Mass on July 28 and at 9AM service on August 26
Our hope is the program will become a year round ministry with the Keiki Ukulele Group playing regularly in worship services throughout the year. We hope also to start up another Keiki Ukulele Group at St. Columba's this fall.
We are gearing up for Vacation Bible School, "
Shipwrecked, Rescued by Jesus", July 23-27. Lifelong lessons are learned at VBS. We have had families join our church after their keiki attended VBS, as seeds are planted on very fertile soil. Please volunteer and make a difference to the keiki in our community. We will have a decorating work day on
Saturday, July 14th from 9:00AM to 1:00PM. You don't have to commit to the whole 4 Hours. We will serve lunch too. Don't forget to register your kids and grandkids!
Godly Play is on hiatus until September 9, and will resume in the Spencer Building. There will be a Godly Play Planning Meeting for Storytellers and Door Persons on August 19th at 10:45 in Spencer Building.
Godly Play Parent Orientation will be August 26, 2018 @10:45 in Spencer Building. Come to the orientations and find out about this amazing program.
Nursery and Sunday School all are meeting in the Spencer Building for the summer.
I am always amazed at the support our youth programs get from the parish. We are a growing congregation and we are truly making a difference in the lives of the keiki in our community. I can not thank all of you enough.
I always welcome any suggestions, comments, ideas or prayers. Please feel free to contact me at any time
with any questions, or to volunteer.
Blessings,
Susan Acacio,
Youth Ministry Coordinator
(808) 895-2086
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Fun, Food, Fellowship
If you have been wanting to come and volunteer, come on down on Thursdays anytime from 10am-6:30pm......there is ALWAYS room for another set of hands and we would LOVE to have you join us in this fun and meaningful ministry. Any ages are welcome (our youngest regular server is 7 and he is great) If you have out of town guests, bring them too (no experience necessary) MAHALO NUI LOA.
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Up-coming Parish Events at a Glance
Vacation Bible School
"Shipwrecked: Rescued by Jesus"
Monday - Friday, July 23 - 27
2 - 5 PM (dinner for the keiki and their families from 5 - 6 PM)
St. James' Patronal Feast
We transfer the feast day of St. James' (July 25) to be celebrated at our worship services for the weekend of July 27th and July 28rd at the Beach Mass and 7:30 & 9 AM services.
Keiki Ukulele
Ukulele Performances
Beach Mass on July 28
9AM service on August 26
Labor Day - Office Closed
Monday, September 3
Feast of Gregorio Aglipay
We transfer the feast day of Gregorio Aglipay (September 5) to be celebrated at our worship services for the weekend of September 8 and 9
Parish Christmas Bazaar
Saturday, November 17
9 AM - 1 PM
Advent Evensong & Study
Wednesday, December 5, 12, & 19
6 - 8 PM (Soup & Salad dinner)
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Vestry Minutes
CLICK HERE to read the approved minutes from the June vestry meeting.
The next vestry meeting is scheduled for Monday, July 23, at 10 AM in the Parish Office. All are welcome to attend.
We will elect new vestry members at our Annual Parish Meeting in January. Please prayerfully consider serving in this ministry.
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Monthly Women's Bible Study
ON HIATUS FOR THE SUMMER. We will resume meeting on Friday, September 7 at 10 AM in St. Ja
mes' Church. W
e will begin an in depth study of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
Noon Bible Study at the Piltz's Home in Kanehoa subdivision
Wednesday Noon
(every week) - A scholarly reflection on the upcoming assigned Scriptures for our weekend worship. Consult the Lectionary Page HERE for the texts that will be discussed.
If there is a need to cancel or move the Bible study, we try to contact everyone that regularly attends. If in doubt, always contact the parish office.
Directions to Guy+ and Jo's:
From St. James' Church it is 4.9 miles. Drive south on Kawaihae Road. Turn left on Ouli Street into Kanehoa subdivision. Follow the road around all the way until it comes to an end. Turn right into the driveway at the end of the cul de sac, and follow the driveway to the yellow two story house. You have arrived! Any questions, contact our rector, David+, at 238-4956
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Judgment day will come. And we all will be judged...by love. Jesus' judgment call is love. In the last great battle, love wins. Jesus' love is ultimately and eternally irresistible. Love wins.
An Episcopal Monastery in Cambridge,
Massachusetts.
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Wisdom Corner
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We can't have full knowledge all at once. We must start by believing, then afterwards we may be led on to master the evidence for ourselves. Thomas Aquinas
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A Prayer for the End of Day
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Grant, O God, that your holy and life-giving Spirit may so move every human heart, that barriers which divide us may crumble, suspicions disappear, and hatreds cease; that our divisions being healed, we ma live in justice and peace; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen
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In the Wider Community
What's going on in the Neighborhood?
T
he Waimea Community Association maintains a comprehensive calendar of civic and social events in Waimea. CLICK HERE to check out what is happening, where and when in our area.
Tutu's House offers many free or low cost activities. Their calendar is
HERE
What's on at the Kahilu? Check
HERE
The Waikoloa Community Association publishes a monthly newsletter covering events in Waikoloa.
CLICK HERE for the current issue of The Breeze.
Waikoloa Beach Resort has a monthly calendar of free and for fee events.
CLICK HERE for the current issue.
The Shops at Mauna Lani Resort's Calendar of Events is
HERE
And Konaweb publishes an Islandwide calendar
HERE
Chelsea Morris of Waimea Yoga (located on the St. James campus) recently was interviewed about her vision for the studio
HERE. For a calendar of classes
CLICK HERE
Hawaii Performing Arts Festival Continues
Upcoming events include
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Note - Please bring a non perishable food donation to help feed Waimea's hungry
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KARES: Committed to finding caring forever homes for cats and dogs and encouraging the humane control of the animal population on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Foster Homes Needed for Dogs and Cats
Can you open your heart and home to take care of a pet in need? Foster care homes are desperately needed for pets surrendered by the elderly who can no longer care for them, for those in hospice care, for pets belonging to volcano displaced families until they can locate a pet-friendly home and for the many abandoned and lost homeless pets who need some kindness. Your assistance for as little as a few days or even for months will be rewarded by the joy that a pet returns to you for your caring. Please call Debbie Cravatta at KARES Hawaii
(333-6299) to discuss your availability.
Deborah M. Cravatta
President and Founder
KARES is a 501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Organization
PO Box 44670, Kamuela, HI 96743 ● 808-333-6299 (Phone) ● 808-880-1925 (Fax)
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The Parish Congregations of St. James' Church (Waimea),
St. Columba's Church (Pa'auilo), & Beach Mass (Kawaihae)
P.O. Box 278
Kamuela, HI 96743-0278
Office: 808-885-4923
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