Julius Sergius Von Klever (1850-1924), Christ Walking on the Waters, 1880?
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Acolytes
9:00 - Anna Probert (c), Kathryn Probert (t), Aidan Howard (g)
11:00 - Lucy Tuttle (c), Kathryn Probert (t), Anna Stonestreet (t), Ali Stonestreet (f), Aidan Howard (f)
Altar Guild
Altar: Cindy Lindquist, Karla Probert, Susan Spencer, Katie Williams
Care of Linens: Linda Vandezande, Celia Wenger
Hosts
9:00 - Jennifer Thomas, Sue Jennings
11:00 - Liam Ransom, Steve Castle
Lectors
8:00 - Laurie Emery
9:00 - Laura Vogt
11:00 - Sarah Stonestreet
Master of Ceremonies
Ken Emery
Ushers
8:00 - Karol Roe, Reb Williams
9:00 - Nathan Seither, Dan Daniels, Ann Miller
11:00 - Robert Barnsbee, Susie Lowry
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Adults
(led by Fr. Armstrong)
in Bishop Alpha Hall & streamed online
Youth
(led by David Eaton)
in the Youth Room located in the Undercroft
Youth Catechism
(led by Nathan Seither and Fr. Barkalow)
in the Library
Children's Sunday School
(led by Christine Barkalow, Joy Welker, and Sarah Stonestreet)
in the Children's Sunday School located in the Undercroft
~ Childcare for children ages 6 weeks to five years provided between 10:00 a.m. and noon ~
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Men's Breakfast & Bible Study |
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Men's Bible Study meets on the second and fourth Saturday of each month.
The Men of St. George's will meet again TOMORROW, Saturday, July 24th at 8:00 a.m. to discuss Luke Chapter 5.
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The Saturday Women's Bi-Monthly Bible Study will be meeting TOMORROW at 9:00 a.m. (Saturday, July 24th) to finalize their study of Prayer in the Night for Those Who Work or Watch or Weep.
Please reach out to Sue Ann Jennings at ltcsue@hotmail.com or 719-660-8160 if you have any questions. As always, childcare is provided. |
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During our penultimate class to be held on July 27th we will discuss ‘Handling Adversity and Suffering’ (see 2 Timothy 6-8) grounding first in Paul's ill-fated trip to Rome (think shipwreck, vipers, etc.) described in Acts and then exploring the "pastoral letters, at last finishing in how to think about Paul's death especially in the context of other Jewish heroes and martyrs. Paul, Bp. Wright claims, would have died as he had lived--with Jesus both as the starting point and the goal:
“Jesus, therefore, as the one in whom ‘all God’s promises find their yes,’ the ‘goal of the law,’ the true seed of Abraham, the ultimate ‘root of Jesse.’ Jesus, then, the Lord at whose name every knee would bow. Jesus, who would reappear in the great future event that would combine the sense of a true king coming to claim and establish his kingdom and the sense of the long-hidden God at last being made visible. Jesus, whose powerful message could and did transform lives in the present time ahead of the final moment when he would raise his people from the dead. And, in and with all of this, Jesus not just the label to put on an idea, a theological fact, if you like, but as the living, inspiring, consoling, warning, and encouraging presence, the one whose love ‘makes us press on’, the one ‘who loved me and gave himself for me,’ the one whom to know, Paul declared, was worth more than all the privileges that the world, including the ancient biblical world, has to offer. Jesus was the starting point. And the goal.” (p. 401)
Join us on Zoom at 10:30 a.m. on Tuesday.
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Happy Anniversary
Tom & Linda Vandezande, Bob & Joy Jones, Lloyd & Phillis Nies, Keith & Lori Stampher, Michael & Anne Porter
Happy Birthday
Emma Lee, Jacob Dearrington
Altar flowers were given to the Glory of God in thanksgiving, by Bill and Bette Storms.
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