A MESSAGE FROM The Rev. Tina Rathbone |
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The photo above is of our own Sarah Sieber preaching at our 10:00 o’clock service this past Sunday. She was the first of our lay preachers – but, God willing, she will
not be the last. Sarah broke open scripture for us in a way that only she could have, bringing together a profound story from her own life with the heart of the gospel in ways so deeply unique to her that it became universal. What a gift it was to hear the depth of silence in the room deepen as she spoke, and what a gift it was also to see
her afterwards, flushed with the Holy Spirit who had been so present through it all.
Gino is next on our list of lay preachers - and after Gino, someone else. We don’t know yet exactly who, but we do know one thing for sure: everyone has something to share with the rest of us about the truth of God in our midst. As a wise theologian once said: “It takes the whole world to know the whole Gospel” and I believe this to my core.
Thank God for community through which the rich and varied gifts of us all are both recognized and upheld. What would we do without each other’s strengths -- and needs -- to guide us on?
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This coming week there are more times to come lend a hand, see below!
So far retrofitting the existing greenhouse with fans, heat and propagation benches has been challenging but will be functional for May’s explosion of seedlings.
‘Potting up’ or ‘transplanting’ is moving a plant from one container to another, usually to a larger container. This is the time of year when 4 trays turns into 12 trays in a few hours. And in less than a week Sue Hayden will have turned over Greenhouse 3, which means every plant in there has been removed and a new one has taken its place. Each one either sold, planted or shuffled off to the unheated house.
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Tuesday 4/26 4pm - 6pm
Wednesday 4/27 1pm - 4pm
Friday 4/29 9am-12pm
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And the perennials from our group sowing gatherings have all germinated and look beautiful! They will be ready to pot in the next 2 weeks.
(A. Clausen)
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Announcement from the Communications Office |
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“The Way of the Cross: Ending Gun Violence in Massachusetts” premiered on Palm Sunday, April 10th at 7 p.m. Click the video on the left and set up a reminder to watch.
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Way of the Cross" video walk across MA
invites prayer & action to end gun violence.
Even with strong gun safety laws already in place in Massachusetts, statistics gathered by Everytown for Gun Safety show that in an average year, 244 people die and 688 are wounded by guns in the state, and guns are the fourth leading cause of death among children and teens here. Nationally, gun deaths continue to be on the rise in the U.S., with gun murders increasing sharply in recent years and gun suicides accounting for a majority of U.S. gun deaths, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Food Pantries and Meal Sites in Berkshire County |
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Below is the January 31, 2022
“List of Food Pantries & Meal Sites in Berkshire County”.
Since program hours and days can change without notice, please call the location to be sure of times and requirements
Please note that the Al Nelson Friendship Center Food Pantry has changed its delivery call-in hours to 10:00am – 2:00pm.
For list of Food Pantries and Meal Sites CLICK HERE
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Berkshire South Regional Community Center
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The People's Pantry Presents:
A NEW FACE AT THE PANTRY
We’re thankful for our longstanding relationship with the Episcopal community in Great Barrington.
As St. James Church, they hosted the People’s Pantry when it first opened in 1990. Gideon’s Garden, their youth mission project, grows food for us each summer. They are now Grace Episcopal Church and their priest, Rev. Cristina Rathbone, greets our shoppers each Monday afternoon with coffee, cookies, and conversation.
-John Cheek
If anyone wants to volunteer at the People’s Pantry, there are shifts on Mondays from 3:30PM to 5:30PM, Thursdays from 8:30AM to 10:30AM and Thursdays 10:30AM to 12:30PM. Here’s the link:
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Announcement from the Communications Office |
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Donate to Episcopal Relief & Development
MAKE AN URGENT GIFT-DONATE NOW Your immediate support will help Episcopal Relief & Development and other Anglican partners provide humanitarian assistance to people fleeing the violence in Ukraine. By contributing today you will join our online...
support.episcopalrelief.org
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UKRAINE CRISIS FUND: Urgent aid for 4 million — Give now
CARE’s immediate crisis response aims to reach 4 million with your help.
Give now to rush urgently needed water, food, hygiene kits, and ongoing support for Ukrainian families.
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The following note is from Ludmyla (Myla), who Andrea Saville White met through a knitting, weaving website community.
I live in NJ with my husband and our two daughters, but I was born in Ukraine - Zhytomyr, a small town near Kyiv, and lived for 21 years in Kharkiv, Ukraine. All my grandparents, great grandparents, uncles, and aunts are buried there. My first school, first love, first steps, first friends, best friends, college and smiles and laughter, and peace - all left in the past.
What can I say without tears - I stand against this horrible war; I stand with Ukraine and the Ukrainian people. So, so many of my friends and their families and some of my relatives are still left in Ukraine all over the country.
We try and help every single day with whatever we can - whether it’s meds, trying to get people out from hot spots - like from under the shelling in Kharkiv and Dnipro - volunteer with local organizations, send help to so many of my friends who are refugees in Poland, Romania, Hungary, Germany, and Latvia, and help our amazing volunteers who are right there on the ground whether it’s on the border or in Ukraine.
Days begin with checking if all the people I know are alive and end with checking on the news and what I could help with following.
I can’t be on the front lines and fight for my homeland physically, but I can knit and help with information.
NO WAR. Spread the word. Don’t stay silent.
May there be PEACE in the world.
Myla’s Instagram: @mylasknitcorner
Myla’s FaceBook: mylasknitcorner
CHARITIES / NON-PROFIT
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To support BIC’s mission of serving local immigrants, become a sponsor of the One World Celebration. Please contact Development Director Sheryl Lechner at [email protected] . Ticket sales will be opened to the general public in May.
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CHANGE THE BABIES
It costs about $1500 a year to support a baby. The Diocese's goal is for one congregation
to support one child for a year.
To donate to support babies at the Mampong Babies Home in Ghana please send a check to Grace Church, PO Box 114, Great Barrington, MA 01230.
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Becoming Beloved Community
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Watch this short video about the establishment of an African-American cultural heritage center in Great Barrington at the old Clinton A.M.E. Church.
Visit the Clinton Church Restoration website here.
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Two Opportunities to Support Local Black History & the Black Community |
Read about the plans for a statue of W.E.B. DuBois at the Mason Library here
( Lee Cheek)
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Mission Matters
News from the
Episcopal Diocese
of Western Massachusetts
CELEBRANDO LA ABUNDANCIA DE DIÓS
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Mission Matters -- Repairing. Rebuilding. Reimagining
Concert for the Human Family’ honored for best event and livestream video in Webby Awards
The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences has named “In These Uncertain Times—A Concert for the Human Family” as Best Event and Live Stream Video in the 26th Annual Webby Awards. The May 2021 concert was an artistic collaboration created by The Episcopal Church Office of Communication and Racial Reconciliation and Justice Team.
Hailed as the “Internet’s highest honor” by The New York Times, The Webby Awards, presented by the digital arts and sciences academy, is the leading international awards organization honoring excellence on the internet.
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Province I 2022 Conference Date Changed
to June 7 and 8
June 7, 6pm
June 8, 7pm
Online
The first evening will be open to all Episcopalians in New England and guests, with a special focus on welcoming the province's General Convention Deputies, while the second evening will be a business session of the bishops and elected delegates of the Province I Conference to elect a lay representative to the Executive Council of General Convention.
More details to follow.
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Book Reading & Discussion with the
Rt. Rev. Mark Beckwith
April 20, 7pm
Online
We are pleased to announce a virtual meeting with the author who will read and discuss the thesis at the heart of this work.
Mark's ongoing involvement with Braver Angels and Bishops United Against Gun Violence has shaped a vision of human relationship that rejects the "us" and "them" dialectic. He suggests that thinking is not sufficient to get us out of the issue-based log jam. "This book is an invitation to see what we don’t see. To see beyond our prejudices, paradigms, and hidebound thinking, all of which can shroud us from, if not blind us to, injustice."
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2022 Appalachian Trail
Mini-Mission Day Trip
June - August, 2022
Sheffield
Begun in 2018 as a shared ministry of two Sheffield churches, First Congregational Church, UCC and Christ Trinity Church (Episcopal and Lutheran), Mini-Mission Trip ‘Trail Magic” is back and we’re inviting you to share it with us.
For more information, or to register for a 2022 Mini-Mission Day Trip please contact Rev. Jill Graham at [email protected].
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Trinity, Lenox hosts Monthly Service for Victims of Gun Violence
First Saturday of the month, 8am
Online
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Community as a gift from God
What Would Jesus Do?
God, You are the dreamer we gather to worship,
We come together in awe of Jesus’s ministry
We scatter to sow seeds in Your mission field
And pray for courage to follow Jesus at all times, in all places, and in all ways.
AMEN
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Announcement from the Communications Office |
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The Bishop established a Compline community in 2020 that continues in faithfulness. Lent is the perfect time to expand to five nights a week and create a new recurring Zoom link. In addition to The Rt. Rev. Mark Beckwith and the Very Rev. Jim Munroe, Licensed Lay Worship Leaders will be added for Thursday and Friday evenings. The NEW Zoom info is available HERE.
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THIRD SUNDAY SUPPER
Join us for lively conversation
and fellowship !
Next location to be decided
Separate checks/All are welcome
For more information contact
George Raymond.
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MOVIE NITE
Join us for a discussion of
RESURRECTION
Sarah Sieber is the discussion leader
on Thursday, May 5
at 7:00 PM on Zoom.
To join this Zoom meeting,
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Password: 917937
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We will meet at the home of Steve White at 6:00 pm on the evening of May 18.
Men of Grace, join us in Steve's warm, dry and cozy home for some
great food and fellowship!
After dinner, Peter Kirchoff will tell us about his life and times.
Questions?
Contact George Raymond
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BOOKS AND BREAD
Wednesday, May 11
at 6:00 PM
in person and on Zoom.
Our host for dinner will be Martha Katz. Martha will also lead our discussion. Bring a dessert, beverage, side dish or an appetizer.
Our gathering ends at promptly at 9:00PM. Questions? Please contact Peter Kirchoff.
For Zoom:
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Password: 917937
or call 646 558 8656 US (New York)
All are welcome!
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Step into Grace
Where strangers become friends
We are an Open and Affirming church. Every one of every age, race, ethnicity, culture, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, physical or mental ability, or economic status is invited to join us as together we live out the Gospel message of love, forgiveness, service, and justice. No matter where you are in your spiritual journey- you are welcome here.
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Third Sunday of Easter
Holy Eucharist
May 1, 10:00 AM
In person at Crissey Farms and
live-streamed on ZOOM
Please visit our website:
for up-to-date information and a link to the digital service booklet.
Celebrant and Officiant:
The Rev. Dr. Steve White
Welcome Team..... C.Way/D.Hutchinson
Acolyte...................Robert Forman
Lector.....................Sue Gore
Intercessor.............Doreen Hutchinson
Chalice Bearer........Lynn Walker
Healing Team........ Sue Gore/Ted Cobden
Tech....................... Abe Streeter
Flowers.................. TBD
Altar Guild............. S. Sieber /M. Layton
Coffee Hour........... Doelman/Jordahl
Counters.................Ian Booton/Sue Gore
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PLEASE NOTE
that we are migrating all meeting links to this one address. If you have a saved link specific to a group,
it will not work after April 16. Use the following one from April 16 on, unless the link was created by a different church or outside group.
To join Zoom meetings:
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
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ZOOM INVITATIONS
FOR GRACE CHURCH
Third Sunday of Easter
Holy Eucharist
May 1, at 10:00 AM
In person at Crissey Farm
and on Zoom
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
Contemplative Eucharist
Wednesday at 10:00 AM
There will be no Wednesday Contemplative Eucharist on April 27 and May 4.
In person at Grace Chapel and on Zoom:
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
Community in Faith
begins Tuesday, May 10
at 7:00 PM
It will be a lectionary study .
Details to follow.
Centering Prayer
Thursdays, at 5:00 PM
In person and on Zoom
To join Zoom meetings:
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
Grace Church Men's Group
Wednesday, May 18
6:00 PM, in person
Please see article above for more information, or contact George Raymond.
Movie Nite
Thursday, May 5
at 7:00 PM
To join Zoom meetings:
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
Books and Bread,
Wednesday, May 11
6:00 PM
In person and on Zoom
To join Zoom meetings:
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
Third Sunday Supper
(Every Third Sunday)
at 5:45 PM
In person
More information in the
article to follow above.
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John 21:1-19
Jesus showed himself again to the disciples by the Sea of Tiberias; and he showed himself in this way. Gathered there together were Simon Peter, Thomas called the Twin, Nathanael of Cana in Galilee, the sons of Zebedee, and two others of his disciples. Simon Peter said to them, "I am going fishing." They said to him, "We will go with you." They went out and got into the boat, but that night they caught nothing.
Just after daybreak, Jesus stood on the beach; but the disciples did not know that it was Jesus. Jesus said to them, "Children, you have no fish, have you?" They answered him, "No." He said to them, "Cast the net to the right side of the boat, and you will find some." So they cast it, and now they were not able to haul it in because there were so many fish. That disciple whom Jesus loved said to Peter, "It is the Lord!" When Simon Peter heard that it was the Lord, he put on some clothes, for he was naked, and jumped into the sea. But the other disciples came in the boat, dragging the net full of fish, for they were not far from the land, only
about a hundred yards off.
When they had gone ashore, they saw a charcoal fire there, with fish on it, and bread. Jesus said to them, "Bring some of the fish that you have just caught." So Simon Peter went aboard and hauled the net ashore, full of large fish, a hundred fifty-three of them; and though there were so many, the net was not torn. Jesus said to them, "Come and have breakfast." Now none of the disciples dared to ask him, "Who are you?" because they knew it was the Lord. Jesus came and took the bread and gave it to them, and did the same with the fish. This was now the third time that Jesus appeared to the disciples after he was raised from the dead.
When they had finished breakfast, Jesus said to Simon Peter, "Simon son of John, do you love me more than these?" He said to him, "Yes, Lord; you know that I love you." Jesus said to him, "Feed my lambs." A second time he said to him, "Simon son of John, do you love me?" He said to him, "Yes, Lord; you know that I love you." Jesus said to him, "Tend my sheep." He said to him the third time, "Simon son of John, do you love me?" Peter felt hurt because he said to him the third time, "Do you love me?" And he said to him, "Lord, you know everything; you know that I love you." Jesus said to him, "Feed my sheep. Very truly, I tell you, when you were younger, you used to fasten your own belt and to go wherever you wished. But when you grow old, you will stretch out your hands, and someone else will fasten a belt around you and take you where you do not wish to go." (He said this to indicate the kind of death by which he would glorify God.) After this he said to him, "Follow me."
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For the most up to date information:
please visit the
Berkshire Vaccine Collaborative website,
They will post notice of appointment openings 6-12 hours in advance. You can find answers to your vaccination questions including information about the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine on their FAQ page.
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Covid-19 vaccination
booster shots
are now available for those with certain big-risk medical conditions at Walgreens and Fairview Hospital on a walk-in basis. If you think you might have a qualifying condition, we urge you to go to one of these locations for a booster shot.
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The Vestry met on Sunday, April 24.
At this meeting we took a careful look at the ways we as a community care for one another. Many of you are aware of and participate in the ongoing prayer practice for one another as suggested by the prayer cards we send out approximately once a year. We are preparing new lists to include new members and those will be going out next month. Now that we are hopefully past the most vicious part of Covid, we are restarting and enlarging the practice of sending our Lay Eucharistic Visitors to those who are unable to get to church. If you are interested in learning more about this speak to Tina. We also are starting a new level of caring called Helping Hands. As we envision this we will be able to respond to anyone who has an illness, which keeps him/her at home for an extended time or is recovering from surgery, say, and needs extra help to get through that period of time. Meals, shopping assistance and providing rides would all be part of this new offering. More information will be forthcoming about Helping Hands.
Of course we conducted the usual business and are all deeply grateful for the extensive work done by both Tina and Sue Gore, Treasurer, on the parochial report. Sue also participated in the annual audit and presented the results which show what an extraordinary job she does as our treasurer. Thank you Sue!
THANK YOU!
Kathy
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Praying for each other and for the needs of the world is a vital mission of Grace Church. To add a prayer request to this list, please contact the Church Office
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We supply this list so you may contact members of our congregation who are at home or in a nursing facility. Please hold in your prayers and reach out as you can.
ANDREWS, Anne
659 South Egremont Road
P.O. Box 714
Great Barrington, MA 01230
BLAKELY, Rosemarie
21 Crossway, #108
Lee, MA 01238
BOWENS, Marina
c/o Maryella Satinover
11908 Windward Ave.
Mar Vista, CA 90066
BREASTED, John
Fairview Commons
151 Christian Hill Road
Great Barrington, MA 01230
BROOKS, Jane
165 George Street
Lee, MA 01230
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FRYE, Vonnie
PineHill Assisted Living
at Kimball Farms
235 Walker St.
Apt #32
Lenox, Ma. 01240
GORE, Barbara
50 Stockbridge Road
Lee, MA 01238
HAIDER, Meredith
5 Fox Hollow Road
#409
Lenox, MA 01240
McCURDY, Deborah
Skilled Nursing Center
Loomis Lakeside at Reed's Landing
807 Wilbraham Road
Springfield, MA 01109
TURNER, Barbara
Fairview Commons
151 Christian Hill Road
Great Barrington, MA 01230
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DR. RICHARD EDELSTEIN, 90, passed away on March 24, 2022 in Lenox, Massachusetts. He was born on May 18, 1931 in Brooklyn, New York, the son of Samuel and Ida (Stelling) Edelstein. He married Patricia (Michaud) Edelstein in October 1982, in Cold Spring, New York.
Richard was Jewish but attended services at Grace with his Episcopalian wife Pat. Both he and Pat were regulars at our bible study and Richard often brought a Jewish perspective to our readings. They also would attend at Hevrah.
A graveside service will be held Monday, May 9, 2022 at Noon at Corashire Cemetery on Blue Hill Road in Monterey, where Richard will be laid to rest next to his beloved Patricia, followed by a celebration of his life at Koi on State Road in Great Barrington.
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Our New Prayer Basket
We welcome you to use our new prayer basket.
On Sundays you will find a basket near the welcome table, with slips of paper available for you to write down prayer requests. You can ask for prayers for those who are ill, or in need of healing or encouragement of any kind, prayers for intentions, journeys, or projects, the birth or adoption of children, and prayers of thanksgiving for anything that needs celebrating. In other words, please ask for any prayers that are important to you and those you love. You may identify yourself and those for whom prayers are needed, but names are not necessary or required. These requests will be prayed for by our healing ministers both during the service and during the week for a period of one month. Keep an eye out for the basket!!
(K. Clausen)
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Healing Prayers
If you would like to receive healing prayers from
The Rev. Ted Cobden, Pennie Curry, or Sue Gore,
please refer to your directory for their contact
information, or contact the Grace office.
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GRACE
CHURCH
Please include
in your daily prayers this week:
Members of the Parish Family:
John and Lee Cheek; Sue Gore, George Raymond; Doreen Hutchinson, Anne Andrews, Pennie Curry, Dindy and Mark Anderson, Stacey, Claire and Mark Thomas, Meredith Haider, Linda White, Rosemarie Blakely, Marina Bowens, John Breasted, Jane Brooks, Vonnie Frye, Barbara Gore, Barbara Turner.
Others we love: All those grieving the death of Nelda Curry, especially Cooper; Rino Aldrighetti, dear friend of Steve White; Wyatt Hicks; Karen
La Rocque, friend of Sue Gore; Rosalind Haywood, Sue Gore's mother; Deborah McCurdy; Joy Milani, dear friend of Dindy Anderson.
Those who have died:
Richard Edelstein, husband of Pat and beloved friend of our congregation; Larry Cheek, John's brother; Hugh Pecon; Archbishop Desmond Tutu; Nelda Curry; Sam Raymond, brother of George; Vanessa Neves, daughter of Patti Poulos, friend of many in the congregation; Sara Bowers; Sara Keene; Jim Santolin dear friend of Rick and Sue Gore; Robert Bruce Martin, and Alexandra Pratt, friends of Monique; Bernadette McCarroll, beloved family member of Jainee, John & Ellis; Thomas J. Fisher, father of The Rt. Rev. Douglas Fisher; Alan Sparks, brother of Debbie Holmes; Ruth Crawford; John Grammer, husband of Mary Anne; Neil Brandt, brother of Linda White; John Turner, husband of Barbara Turner; Leslie Albert, friend of Margaret Layton and Sarah Sieber.
Our world: For the people of Ukraine and of Russia, that Peace may prevail, and human fear and suffering diminish around the world. For the people of the Holy Land, and of Afghanistan and Haiti, who continue to struggle with insecurity, violence and who have struggled for so long under burdens almost too great to bear. For all victims of gun violence, and for those who inflict violence on others. For people who suffer from the COVID-19 virus, those who have died and those who mourn; caregivers and those who have been affected through loss of work, income, and housing. For all who are alone or afraid or despairing. For prisoners, unhoused people, newly arrived immigrants and all our neighbors, near and far.
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The many ministries of our local community and the Diocese of Western Massachusetts:
especially for our partners at St. Paul's, Stockbridge and the Rev. Sam Smith and the Rev. Jane Tillman; Christ Trinity, Sheffield and the Rev. Erik Karas; our Bishop, the Rt. Rev. Douglas J. Fisher; and the Mampong Babies' Home in Ghana; St. Helena’s, Lenox; Creation Care; Mampong Babies Home, Ghana; St. Mark’s, Leominster; Beloved Community Commission; Evangelical Education Society; National Episcopal AIDs
Association (NEAA)
The Church's wider mission:
The Episcopal Church in the
Philippines
And we offer thanks: for all those celebrating birthdays or anniversaries this week:
Dutch Pinkston, 4/28;
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Join us for
Centering Prayer
now in person and on ZOOM
every Thursday
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Encouraging a practice of silence and stillness we focus on practices of Centering Prayer and Lectio Divina using scripture, art and music. All are welcome.
Meeting ID: 177 160 858
Passcode: 917937
Or call:646 558 8656,
(New York)
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WHAT ARE YOU
GRATEFUL FOR?
In this time of fear and anxiety, it can be easy to miss the daily blessings that are right in front of us. Being grateful is not just for good times. Being grateful is even more important when fear sets a place at your table and heartbreak seems to be in your every breath. Because by being grateful we become aware of all the ways God is working in us. Being grateful is a part of our healing and our deliverance. Being grateful is where our best selves reside.
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SHINE YOUR LIGHT
Thank you for giving generously to support the ministry of Grace. You may continue to mail your contributions to Grace Church, P.O. Box 114, Great Barrington, MA 01230. As we begin to gather in person, you may bring your contribution to our services on Sunday, once again.
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Kids of all ages:
Please join us for Sunday school. We will meet during the first part of the service and then
re-join the service at the Peace.
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The children are "burying the alleluias” for Lent.
They made colorful pictures of the word Alleluia and then took turns covering them over.
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FLOWER DEDICATIONS!
Please place your dedications in an envelope and include the name of the person you wish to honor.
Please note that $35.00 contributions toward the flower purchases can be sent to the Grace Office or placed in the Offertory Collection.
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An Episcopal Community in the Southern Berkshires
67 State Road/P.O. Box 114, Great Barrington, MA 01230
GRACE Parish Administrator: Ms. Jean Chapin
and by phone 413-644-0022.
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The Rev. Tina Rathbone
Rector
413-644-0022
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Ms. Annalise Clausen, Director of Farming for Gideon's Garden
413-644-0022
gideonsgarden at graceberkshires.org
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OFFICERS
Senior Warden ........Kathy Clausen
Junior Warden ........Pennie Curry
Treasurer ..................Sue Gore
Clerk ...........................Mary Anne Grammer
VESTRY - AT LARGE
Class of 2023..........Dindy Anderson, Holly Murray, John Cheek
Class of 2024..........Anne Andrews, Dutch Pinkston
Class of 2025..........Cathy Haywood, Andrea White, Laura Jordahl
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Tuesday's Child Editor Monique Kirchoff
Associate Editor Kathy Clausen
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