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THE ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
August 25, 2019
Lectionary Readings
8:45 AM - 12:15 PM
Free Childcare
to Age Five
9 AM
EUCHARIST
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St. Bart's Singers lead our songs of praise.
[Great Hall]
Let my People Go: Liberation in the Bible
Dent Davidson, Interim Director of Emerging Liturgy and Music, and the Reverend Susan Anderson-Smith, Associate Rector for Justice and Reconciliation, share their favorite passages relating to liberation, and discuss how the Bible can serve as a source of and impetus for liberation in our own time.
11 AM
CHORAL EUCHARIST
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St. Bartholomew's Choir offers music of Byrd, Clemens non Papa, and Mathias.
THE TWELFTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
September 1, 2019
Lectionary Readings
FOUR SERVICES
8, 9, 11 am; 5 pm
8:45 AM - 12:15 PM
Free Childcare
to Age Five
9 AM
HOLY EUCHARIST
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Church]
St. Bart's Singers lead our songs of praise and sing "O How amiable" by Vaughan Williams.
Pilgrimage Then and Now: Paul's Journey to Ephesus and Mine
Assistant Rector Andrew Mullins traveled to Ephesus during one of his sabbaticals from ministry and saw the sites of Paul's ministry firsthand. Canon Mullins provides an overview of the Biblical account and how journeying to Ephesus himself altered his view of what happened there.
11 AM
CHORAL EUCHARIST
[Church]
St. Bartholomew's Choir offers music of Jean Berger and R. Walker Robson.
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VISIT US
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ST. BART'S
325 PARK AVENUE
AT 51ST STREET
NEW YORK, NY 10022
212-378-0222
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Crossroads Community Services will hold its monthly volunteer orientation session
Monday, August 26 at 6 pm in the Vestry Room. Come and learn how you can be
a part of this lively and diverse community.
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Hometown BBQ Outing:
Join St. Bartians for an evening of good food and great fun at world famous Hometown Bar-B-Que on
Wednesday, September 4 at 6 pm. Advance Reservations required by August 29 ($35 per person). Learn more.
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Centering Prayer: Mondays, 6:30-7:30 pm through August 26
in the Vestry Room. Join us in learning about and experiencing the ancient contemplative practice of Centering Prayer. All are welcome. Enter at 109 East 50th Street.
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We are looking for a few good people to volunteer at St. Bart's Central and the Bookstore. A friendly, welcoming disposition, and some computer knowledge are required. If you have a few hours to spare, please contact
Veronica Shea.
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Worship This Summer: We've brought out our moveable platforms for the summer. Come worship with us in this more intimate, communal setting through Labor Day.
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If you are 70 and a half, you may use your required minimum distribution from your qualified retirement plan to fulfill your pledge or gift to St. Bart's, and possibly reduce your taxable income. Contact
Meighan Corbett for more information.
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The St. Bart's Peace Book Club
will meet on Sunday, September 8 to discuss No Future without Forgiveness by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, copies of which are available for purchase at the Store @ St. Bart's.
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ST. BART'S CREATION CARE TASK FORCE (CCTF) ECO-TIP
Recycling Part 1
It has recently been reported that New Yorkers produce 12,000 tons of trash and recycling every day! Unfortunately, according to
https://www.grownyc.org/recycling/facts,
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New York City residents currently recycle only about 17% of their total waste--half of what they could be recycling under the current program." Do you know all the acceptable items? Let's all do better! Stay tuned for part 2...
Check back here next week for another step you can take to heal the earth.
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Sunday, September 8
Blessing of the Backpacks at 9 am
Children and Family Ministries Breakfast at 10 am
Wednesday, September 11
Our annual Service of Hope and Remembrance
Sunday, September 15
Bishop's Visitation
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Sunday, September 22
St. Bartholomew's Day (Transferred)
St. Bart's Fair at 10 am and 12:15 pm
Sunday, September 29
Social Media Sunday
Sunday, October 6
Blessing of the Animals at 9 am and 5 pm
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