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St. Stephen's in-the-Field Episcopal Church
FRIDAY JOURNAL August 26th, 2022
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We the people of Saint Stephen's in-the Field
Seek to know Christ, to share Christ, and to serve Christ,
recognizing his presence in all people, and reaching out in love
to each other and to the world around us.
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10:00 AM Holy Eucharist at St. Stephen's
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Worship This Sunday:
Sunday, Aug 28th, 10:00am – Holy Eucharist
at St. Stephen's
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LIVE STREAM WORSHIP SERVICE
BULLETIN
We continue to wear masks for our indoor services.
************NEWS FLASH!**********
St. Stephen’s church doors will be open every Sunday for worship. Services will continue to alternate with St. John’s but the live-stream from services at St. John’s will be projected at St. Stephen’s. Come to St. Stephen’s every Sunday!
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Episcopal Relief & Development supports families in Ukraine.
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You can also make a donation to help families in Ukraine through Episcopal Relief and Development here or the picture above.
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Volunteers Needed!
Santa Maria needs pantry volunteers to box groceries between 9:00am and 11:30am on weekdays. It’s a gratifying way to make a big difference in the lives of others. Call Santa Maria Urban Ministry at 408-292-3314. You must be at least twelve years old to volunteer.
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Saturday the 27th at P&V winery Andy and the Encore band will be playing from 1-4. All are welcome including children.
The winery is only 5 miles from St. Stephen's. @ 10155 Dougherty Ave, Morgan Hill, CA
Come and chill, enjoy some good music and good friends.
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St. John’s has a black spinet piano that is being replaced and is looking for a good home. It’s a great piano in great condition. If you, or someone you know of, would like to own it, please contact Ginny at 51996ma@gmail.com | |
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Join us for our first annual harvest dinner fundraiser! Come join with your friends, family, and our beloved community for an evening of fun, food, and fellowship.
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When: 5 – 8:30pm | Sunday October 9, 2022
- 5-6pm: Reception, Ukrainian egg painting and pumpkin decorating, and silent auction
- 6-7pm: Dinner
- 7-8pm: Dancing, pie auction, last chance at silent auction.
- 8-8:30pm: Announcing winners.
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Where: The New Labyrinth at 7269 Santa Teresa Blvd., San José, CA 95139
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How: Tickets are $25/adult and $5/child — buy them through our PayPal page here using your debit or credit card, or drop off a check at the office.
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Kegs and drinks donated by Rob van der Molen
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Grilling by Andy Lief and Trygve Thorsrud
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Harvest centerpieces from the community garden
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Pie auction with pies by Rowena Dizon-Burger, Jessica Dickinson Goodman, Janet Thorsrud, and more. Bidding starts at just $25!
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Basket auction with goodies from baker Akiko Mizhashi; delicacies from baker Kristen van der Molen; a bird basket from Janet Thorsrud; and more.
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Silent auction with kayaking lesson with Paula Scotney-Castle; website support Jessica Dickinson Goodman; a small project from Andy Lief and Vaquero Construction; original from artist Debbie Wolf; electrical work (hanging lights, etc) and computer upgrades from Trygve Thorsrud; a beautiful quilt from Terre; training and installation support from beekeeper Gavin; a baking lesson from Janet Thorsrud; a lovely watercolor from artists Susan Zaballos; and more!
If you’d like to donate an item to the silent auction or help to set-up or take-down the event, please reach out to the event co-chairs Janet (thorsrud@sbcglobal.net) and Jessica (jessica.dickinson.goodman@gmail.com).
Harvest Festival Pie Raffle Sign-Up Sheet
***We need more pies and baskets!***
Also if you have questions about volunteering, Ideas, or donations please contact Janet using the information above
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On Monday, 6 new
and 2 returning
regulars from
Calero High came to
the garden to work.
If you look on the
bulletin board, you
can see what skills they’re
learning and what they
have yet to learn. They’ve
learned to water and
drive the wheelbarrow
and use the shovels.
I’m thrilled to see what
they teach and learn next.
— Jessica Dickinson Goodman
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“The test of Christianity is not loving Jesus, it’s loving Judas.”
-George Woodruff
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Kudos to:
-Janet for holding down the fort while Rev. Karen was away.
-Jessica for sending information on additional resources for people in need.
-Andy for the extra leg work as our Treasurer.
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Contact Information for Rev. Karen.
Please use this new number to contact Rev. Karen for calls or texts:
(669)270-7479
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NEEDING PRAYER SUPPORT?
Prayer is one of those things we often think about, might feel inadequate about, believe in but might be unsure how to proceed. How we pray is sometimes unique to each of us. The Church provides help in many ways. If you find yourself in need, of any kind (emotional, physical, spiritual, guidance, etc) consider how St. Stephen's can support you:
* there is a prayer chain of committed pray-ers (who maintain confidentiality).
* tell people about your answers to prayer! and the miracles you witness, or how prayer changes YOU.
Please submit prayer requests to Rev. Karen.
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Contact information for Rev. Karen: |
Personal phone for emergencies or urgent matters: (669)270-7479
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Editor's Note
Please send any announcements or articles you want to have included, to: evan.bryan1@gmail.com, by Thursday, 10am each week.
Evan Bryan
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St. Stephen's in-the-Field Episcopal Church
7269 Santa Teresa Blvd; San Jose, CA 95139
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