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Sunday 10:30 AM service streamed on Facebook Live or YouTube 

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In-Person services on Sunday at 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM (masks required)

In-Person service on Wednesday at 12:00 PM (masks required)

A hybrid class that will meet in the Parlor and on Zoom (Passcode: 331820). This class explores the history, imagery, theology and significance of different phrases found in our Sunday Eucharist worship service.

As Fr. Michael has discussed, we are all excited to be making a return towards normal worship services. With that in mind, please take a look at the link here that details some of the ways to serve in helping with those services. If you are interested in any of these ministries, please sign up and we will follow up with more details!

Our neighbors without homes are in great need of bug spray, new or used summer clothes (especially men’s), toiletries including bars of soap, shampoo, deodorant, toothbrush, toothpaste, disposable razors, hand sanitizer, wash cloths, socks, and hand cream. Donations can be left in the boxes labeled 'Bridging the Gap' in the back hallway of the church offices. Please click here for more information on how to help.

(via Zoom)

As Fr. Michael has discussed, we are all excited to be making a return towards normal worship services. With that in mind, please take a look at the link here that details some of the ways to serve in helping with those services. If you are interested in any of these ministries, please sign up and we will follow up with more details!

Our lessons and discussions will continue emphasizing the importance of welcoming all. This past Sunday, we had a good discussion based upon the book entitled All Are Welcome Here. The story is written and illustrated from the point of view of the beginning of school. This led to a good discussion of how important it is to welcome new students and those of different religions or skin colors. Continuing this theme, this coming Sunday we will return to a Godly Play lesson entitled The Good Shepherd and World Communion. This lesson focuses on Christ the good shepherd welcoming all to his table. We hope you will join us. Children may be dropped off in the Parish Hall and picked up there after the 10:30 service.

Newcomers always welcome; instructions provided for those who wish to learn!

Join us for Bible Study! Our own Paul White leads

Join Zoom meeting here

A hybrid class that will meet in the Parlor and on Zoom (Passcode: 331820) at 9:30 AM. This class explores the history, imagery, theology and significance of different phrases found in our Sunday Eucharist worship service.

There is a long Christian history of religious story inspiring art. In the reverse pattern, Henri J. M. Nouwen was inspired by Rembrandt's painting, The Return of the Prodigal Son, to write his book and commentary of Jesus' parable. Nouwen wrote that the painting and the story "brought me to a new understanding of my vocation and offered me new strength to live it." Beginning Sunday, September 12, participants in this class can travel with Nouwen on his "spiritual adventure." Nouwen's book, The Return of the Prodigal Son, is available through bookstores and online. Dick Hooper and David Starling are facilitating the sessions.

Each week our worship service is enhanced with beautiful fresh flowers. After the Sunday services, the altar flower arrangements are reworked into smaller arrangements. These arrangements are delivered to members of our parish family that are unable to attend a Sunday service. The altar flowers are a memorial, a thanksgiving for an anniversary, a birthday, a new birth, or a thanksgiving for God's blessings. The donation is listed in the weekly bulletin. Forms to participate in this ministry are available here and on the information table in the Parish Office.

Christ Church is here for you. There are many ministries to love and support the people who are the church. We continue to support one another, especially during this pandemic. If you are interested in assisting with staying connected to our church family, please email Rev. Katie or call her at the Parish Office, 850-432-5115. It is easy to feel alone or disconnected right now, so reach out to one of the priests or someone at the church to say hello. Contact Rev. Katie if you or anyone you know has any needs. If you have a pastoral emergency, please call our pastoral care emergency line to speak directly with one of the priests: (850) 462-5137.

We would like to give thanks for these special days and to add your name to the published prayer list in the Chronicle. Please print your name on the calendar on the information table in the Parish Office foyer. The calendar is checked weekly before the prayer list goes to print.

I. For Those in Need. Including the poor, the unemployed, the lonely, the hungry, the homeless, the abused, the sick and dying, and those who grieve. For those suffering in body, mind, or spirit—including Members: Leonora Edwards, Nancy Hunt, Jen Cagle, Dick Pace, Nancy Stafford, Bruce & Meg Melvin, Laura Wolfersperger, Dee Whisenhunt Family & Friends: Ashley Drinkard, Heather Osbourne, Diane Weeks, Curtis Wiggins, Katherine Anderson, Jeff Dearth, David Stevenson, Bobby, Bonnie, Jane, Janice, Maja, Rob Wilmer, Kelly, Trisha Bothwell, Nicole Keating. 

II. For Those in the Armed Forces, especially—Erik Barton, Stewart Bova, Danica Roark Domokos, Sam Gaston, Robert Geiger, William Harper, Harry B. Harris, Benjamin Jensen, Joshua Justin, Art Lantigua, Hillary Leonard, Ben Mathis, Kathryn Martin, Sean McAbee, Julie McGill, Kyle Roberson, Peter Shelton, Evan Valdyke, Wesley Valdyke; and all those who serve this nation in harm’s way.

III. For All who have Died. May their souls and the souls of all the departed rest in peace—Patricia Osbourne.

IV. In Thanksgiving. For those in our parish celebrating birthdays—Ken Woolf—and anniversaries.

To submit a prayer request, email prayer-request@christ-church.net and let us know if this is for the public prayer list or for our confidential intercessory prayer list. You may also fill out the prayer request form online at our website (found on the Pastoral Care page under “Ministries”). All published prayer requests on this list also go on the confidential intercessory prayer list. Please note that names remain on the prayer list for 4 weeks and on our confidential intercessory prayer list until you ask to be removed. Please resubmit your request if you or a loved one needs to remain on the list. This helps keep our prayers current. Names in bold print indicate new additions to the prayer list.