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Week of January 12, 2020 – January 19, 2020

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This Week at St. Hugh's Holy Eucharist. Second Sunday After Epiphany Sunday, January 19, 2020 10 AM All are welcome You're invited Bring your family Bring a friend Sunday School Sunday, January 19, 2020 10:00 AM All children welcome Bible Study Wednesday, January 22, 2020 10:00 AM All are welcome Bring a friend Holy Eucharist. Third Sunday After Epiphany Sunday, January 26, 2020 10 AM All are welcome You're invited Bring your family Bring a friend More Announcements St. Hugh's Calendar

St. Hugh's Annual Meeting Sunday, January 26, 2020 After Holy Eucharist

The wild goose is the Celtic symbol for the Holy Spirit. May the Holy Spirit enliven our Annual Meeting and inspire our activities in 2020.

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Episcopal Diocese of San Diego 2020 Year of Discipleship

In the Diocese of San Diego, Bishop Susan Brown Snook has called us to spend the year 2020 focusing on discipleship: how we grow in faith as followers of Jesus Christ. Discipleship grows as we adopt spiritual practices for daily living. Our diocese offers these resources to help you develop spiritual practices as individuals, small groups, and full congregations. Based on Presiding Bishop Michael Curry’s  Way of Love  these practices are organized to help develop your faith throughout the year 2020. Yearlong resources such as ChurchNext, Revive and RenewalWorks are also available with diocesan subscriptions. Information and updates will soon be available on the website. Let’s grow in faith together! Visit the Year of Discipleship Website:  https://discipleshipedsd.org/

First Seasonal Focus: Creating a Rule of Life and Prayer Dates: Epiphany, January 6 - February 25

Click the image ( or click here ) to view or download the Living Intentionally resource mentioned in the homily on Sunday, January 5, 2020. The resource helps individuals, families, or groups to think about, develop, and adopte a rule of life. ~Fr. Dan

Who's serving this Sunday?

Celebrant & Preacher The Rev. Daniel Rondeau Greeter and Usher Terry Eucharistic Minister Diana Lisa U Lector   Margaret Mary Alex Intercessor Julie

Sunday Readings and Music

The Readings for this Sunday Second Sunday after the Epiphany Year A Isaiah 49:1–7 In our Hebrew scripture lesson the servant of the Lord reflects movingly on his mission—its sorrows and frustrations—and God’s high calling and promise to be with him. The servant is sometimes thought to be an historical individual, or is understood as an idealization of Israel. This song was probably composed as the exiles from Jerusalem were preparing to return to their devastated city. Despite appearances, the Lord will make this servant a light to the nations. Psalm 40:1–12 A prayer for deliverance and a song of thanksgiving to God who has saved the Lord’s servant from great troubles and made it possible to sing God’s praise. 1 Corinthians 1:1–9 In this lesson Paul greets the members of the new Christian community in Corinth and offers thanksgiving for their growth in Christ. He is writing from Ephesus some months after his first stay with the Corinthians, and he will shortly be concerned with many of their problems and questions. Now he reminds these disciples of their high calling and expresses his gratitude for their spiritual enrichment. John 1:29–42 In our gospel passage John the Baptist declares who Jesus is. The next day two of John’s followers become disciples of Jesus. One of these disciples is Andrew, who then brings his brother Simon Peter. John has led them to understand that Jesus is God’s chosen one, the servant on whom God’s Spirit rests. He is the Lamb of God who will be a sacrifice for the sins of the world. Note: Introductions to the Readings are from the book Introducing the Lessons of the Church Year, 3rd Ed .     (Kindle Edition) by Frederick Borsch and George Woodward.

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Music in Worship Edwin Hansen, Minister of Music Prelude A time to prepare heart, mind, and body for worship. Worship Music Listed on the Hymn Board  Postlude A time to be with the Lord in music.

Praying for All, Praying for You

Collect for Sunday Almighty God, whose Son our Savior Jesus Christ is the light of the world: Grant that your people, illumined by your Word and Sacraments, may shine with the radiance of Christ's glory, that he may be known, worshipped, and obeyed to the ends of the earth; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who with you and the Holy Spirit lives and reigns, one God, now and for ever. Amen. ~BCP 214

Do you have a prayer request? A small group of us pray daily. We will add your request to our prayers. Use our Prayer Request Page to make your request known.

Precious Elder Ministry Health & Wellness Notes

ADULT PROTECTIVE SERVICES AND OFFICE ON AGING

As we continue to care for one another I remind you of Rev. Patricia's information about our loved ones and neighbors who may need immediate assistance to live independently and safely: IF THE NEED IS IMMEDIATE Adult Protective Services (APS) Phone Number: 1-800-491-7123. (24 hours a day) Online:  http://dpss.co.riverside.ca.us/adult-services-division For less immediate or long-term needs: Phone Number for Riverside County Office on Aging Aging and Disability Resource Connection 951-867-3800 or 1-800-510-2020 Online:  https://www.rcaging.org/

FAMILY CAREGIVING RESOURCES

Check it out... AARP has an online resource for Family Caregiving with a wealth of information.

Partner with us for ministry

Make a Gift. Make a Pledge. We are grateful for the gifts given in 2019. We look forward to putting your 2020 gifts to good use for the Glory of God. Your Pledge of financial support—lasting the whole year through—allows us to plan ahead, it allows to be open so that " all who seek God here may find God, and be filled with God's joy and peace." It is always the right time for your gift, for your pledge, for you contribution to our ministry. Donate to the mission and ministry of St. Hugh's. Your gifts--of time, talent, and treasure--make it possible to be present in Idyllwild so that we can both invite and then "enable questioning, open-minded people to discover for themselves, the significance of Jesus Christ."

Direct Your Online Giving

The Bishop's Committee (past and present) has established several dedicated funds; that is, funds that will be used for a specific purpose (as established by the Bishop's Committee). Currently, you can contribute directly to one (or more) of these dedicated funds by using these links: The Roof Fund The (Sunday) Flower Fund The Curate's Pastoral Care Fund The Christmas Flower Fund The Church Accessibility Project Fund

Of course your online donation to the General Fund is always welcome. Visit our Donation Page

News from the Bishop's Committee

The Bishop's Committee will meet on Tuesday, February 11, 2020 at 9:30 AM Minutes from January 14, 2020 (pending) Minutes from December 10, 2019 Minutes from November 25, 2019 Minutes from October 22, 2019 Minutes from September 24, 2019 Minutes from June 11, 2019  Minutes of the May Meeting Minutes of the April Meeting Minutes of the March Meeting Minutes of the February Meeting

Financial Information through November 30, 2019: 2019 Budget |  Actual Year to Date Income: $44,100.00 | $43,935.52  Expenses: $42,400.00 | $43,657.19  YTD Income - Expenses: $1,700.00 | $279.33 Fund Account Summary through November 30, 2019 General Fund $5,731.03 Designated Funds $19,365.30 Total Funds $25,096.33

If you have questions you contact any of the members of the Bishop's Committee: Jacque, James, Lisa U., Julie, Merrie, or me. ~Fr. Dan

Help us keep the Directory Up-to-Date

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We—Merrie, Rev. Patricia, Fr. Dan—have been working to update our online Directory. We need your help. Every Sunday we're ready to take (or receive) your picture(s) , to help you update your Information, or to fill-in a new Information sheet for our Directory. Click the image of our Directory Cover to download the most recent version of the Directory. You will need a password to open the PDF document. Email Fr. Dan to obtain the password. ‌

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