Parish Notices for September 9, 2022 | |
Dear Epiphany Family,
This Sunday begins our four-week observance of the Season of Creation. The Season of Creation is the annual celebration to listen and respond together to the cries of the earth and the need to protect our common home. It unites Christians from around the world from the Anglican Communion, the Orthodox tradition, the Roman Catholic Church, and many other traditions, in prayer and action on behalf of creation.
The theme for this year’s observance is Listening to the Voice of Creation. It acknowledges the need to listen to the voices of those who most suffer the impacts of climate change, the voices of those who hold generational wisdom about living gratefully with the land, and the voice of the Earth itself.
During worship, you will notice that our liturgy and our Prayers of the People reflect the themes of creation care. You will even notice that the Lord’s Prayer is very different for the next four weeks. It is borrowed from the New Zealand Prayer Book and reflects a reverence for the earth that permeates their liturgies. If you prefer traditional prayer book language, know that we will return to the BCP Prayer B in October. I cherish our traditional liturgies, and I love how hearing different liturgies on occasion helps me experience Eucharist in a new way. God speaks in so many different ways!
In addition to our liturgy, you will experience bread for Eucharist baked by parishioner Paul Hinson from locally sourced flour. Our flowers will be harvested from local farms. And you can participate again in the annual river cleanup project in partnership with our friends from the Ismaili community. Beyond what we do together at church, I hope you will plan to get out yourself and take a walk in the woods or find a way to enjoy and contemplate God’s creation and listen deeply for what it has to say. This season invites us to awaken again to the sacredness of everything and everyone God created.
We begin a new series in adult formation this month focused on the care of creation. Our first session this Sunday will be led by the Rev. Nicole Lambelet. Our children and youth will also be focusing on creation this month.
May our celebration of the Season of Creation help us learn to listen more deeply to the voice of creation and our call to care for it. I hope to see you this Sunday.
Grace and peace,
Amy+
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Creator of all, in this Season of Creation, we pray that you would call to us, as from the burning bush, with the sustaining fire of your Spirit. Turn us from our inward gaze. Teach us to contemplate your creation, and listen for the voice of each creature declaring your glory.
Give us hearts to listen, enlighten us with your grace, and fill us with the hope to quench the fires of injustice with the light of your healing love that sustains our common home. Amen.
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Fall Back Into The Habit of Giving
by Randy Shearin, Treasurer
Summer isn’t over quite yet, but for many of us, Labor Day signals the start of fall. Fall is a time of year when our home lives seem to get back to normal; we transition to our routines, more regular worship and social activities as children head back to school. Like summer, it’s a busy time. At the finance committee meetings, we often joke about the “summer slump” in giving. Well, the slump is real this year — Epiphany is more than $20,000 behind our budget for the year. Much of that is due to the slowdown in pledge income that has occurred since May.
On behalf of the Finance Committee, I ask you to please take a minute during this time of return and make sure you fall back into the habit of giving. You can check on your pledge status in REALM to see where you stand for the year. To check your giving status, please login to REALM by clicking here. (If you do not yet have a Realm Login, contact the parish office.)
While you are reviewing your pledge, I want to make another appeal. Our HVAC capital campaign has been successful, but Epiphany is about $50,000 shy of its goal to replace the HVAC system in the nave. The vestry is planning on getting a loan from the diocese to make up the difference, but the hope is to borrow as little as possible. If you find yourself able to give more in 2022 to help Epiphany close this gap, please let our bookkeeper, Susie Boyko, know. As a reminder, all donations to the HVAC campaign at Epiphany are tax deductible.
As always, if you have any questions on church finances, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.
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Sunday Morning Worship
Masks required during worship
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Holy Eucharist - 10:00 a.m. in the nave
- The Healing Station is open in the side chapel.
- Childcare for newborns and children ages 3 and under is available in the nursery. Our vaccinated childcare workers wear KN95 masks.
Livestream Options: YouTube Link | Zoom Link
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Children up to 3rd grade gather during the last verse of the Sequence Hymn and follow the cross to Room 203 after the Gospel. They return at the Peace. Parents are welcome to join us!
Contact: Emily Elder, Director of Children & Youth Ministries
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Altar Arrangements and the Sanctuary Light | |
The Arrangements at the Altar are given to the Glory of God and in loving memory of Terry-Lee Ross, by George Ross.
The Sanctuary Light is given to the Glory of God.
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The color and selection of flowers is based on the appropriateness of the liturgical season. However, you may request a particular flower or color be used in the comments field of the signup. Suggested donation is $75. | |
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The flowers this Sunday are coming from Sunbird Flowers. They are a local black owned flower farm that uses ecologically sustainable practices to grow their flowers.
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The light is a visible sign of the presence of the Blessed Sacrament held in reserve in the Tabernacle and burns for seven days. Suggested donation is $6. | |
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Youth Group
Sunday Evenings from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
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Youth group takes place on Sunday evenings from 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. We will meet in the Parish Hall. This week, dinner will be provided.
Contact: Emily Elder, Director of Children & Youth Ministries
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Join the Epiphany Choir
Wednesday Rehearsals at 6:45 p.m.
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Our all-volunteer choir provides musical leadership for the 10:00 a.m. liturgy and feast days with rehearsals on Wednesdays from 6:45-8:30 p.m. Membership is open to fully vaccinated adults and youth.
Email: Julie Ryder
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Epiphany Ringers
Epiphany’s handbell ensemble will resume in-person rehearsals in October. If you are interested in ringing this year, please contact Julie Ryder.
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Season of Creation — September 11 - October 2 | |
Join us during the Season of Creation for a four week series entitled: "Listening to the Voice of Creation." This series will be led by the Reverend Nicole Lambelet, as well as Hannah Shultz on 9/18 and Gayla Tillman on 9/25 from one of our partner organizations Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL). During the four week study participants can expect to discuss the twin tasks of ecological contemplation and action pertinent to the life of faith.
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Caring for Creation
by Frances Finnegan
I have been surprised to learn that the International Energy Agency reports that around the world this year, solar power is on course to be the fastest growing type of renewable energy. (www.iea.org). Thus, I am grateful for a company like Azuri that offers a "pay as you go" solar power plan to people living in Sub-Saharan Africa who normally use kerosene, an expensive fossil fuel.
Click here to read more about it >>
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Children & Youth Programming Registration
Programming Registration is now LIVE
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Please register your child or youth using the link below if they plan to attend any of the following offerings:
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Nursery (Sunday mornings during service & formation) - Newborn until 3 years old
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Godly Play (Sunday morning formation) - 3 years of age until 3rd grade
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“Surveying the Scriptures” (Sunday morning formation) - 4th & 5th grade
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Youth Formation (Sunday morning formation) - 6th through 12th grade
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Youth Group (Sunday evening formation) - 6th through 12th grade
Click here to for the registration link >>
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Interested in Cooking for Youth Group?
This year, we're hoping to bring back meals at youth group (at least 2x/month), because breaking bread together is a valuable way to build community. If you are interested in providing meals for any of the youth groups this semester, please fill out the form located at epiphany.org/rsvp.
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Children's & Youth Choirs return
Tuesday, October 4
Look for details in upcoming newsletters or email Julie Ryder.
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Volunteer!
Children & Youth Ministries is seeking willing volunteers to invest in and spend time with Epiphany's younger members! If you're interested in hearing more about these opportunities, please reach out to Emily Elder.
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Children & Youth NEWS
Want more details about everything happening in Children & Youth Ministries?
Sign up for the Children's Newsletter, which is published on Tuesdays, or the Youth Newsletter, which is published on Wednesdays or both. Let Emily Elder know which ones you would like to receive.
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A Dialogue Series on Race, Grounded in Faith | |
Epiphany’s Racial Justice Group and members of Holy Trinity Parish's Beloved Trinity invite you to participate in the Sacred Ground dialogue series, which is part of the Episcopal Church’s Becoming Beloved Community initiative on racial reconciliation. | |
Sacred Ground is an 11 session dialogue series on race, grounded in faith. The curriculum confronts the historical roots of systemic racism and examines how that history still shapes American institutions and social interactions today. If you have interest in participating in a Sacred Ground small group over the course of the academic year with members of Holy Trinity, please email the Rev. Nicole Lambelet. | |
Sacred Ground 2.0 - 9/19
For those of you who have already participated in the JustFaith series “Faith & Racial Equity," and/or the initial 2021-2022 Sacred Ground series, and/or some other comparable study on racial justice and equity, please save the date for our first meeting of Sacred Ground 2.0 on September 19, from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Sacred Ground 2.0 provides an opportunity for Epiphany and Holy Trinity members to continue to think theologically about the problem of racism and white supremacy, learn practical skills for deepening anti-racist work, and collaborate on efforts in our city and the wider church pertaining to racial justice.
Sacred Ground 2.0 will take place once a month and will be led by the Rev. Rhett Solomon of Holy Trinity and the Rev. Nicole Lambelet of Epiphany. If you would like to learn more about Sacred Ground 2.0, have questions, or would like to RSVP for the first meeting please email the Rev. Nicole Lambelet
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Private Screening of Code Noir
Sunday, September 18 at 4:00 p.m.
Epiphany's Racial Just Group (ERJG) is hosting a private screening of the film Code Noir including a discussion with cast members and the creative team after the film.
Code Noir tells the story of General Alex Dumas, the first person of color in the French military to become general-in-chief of a French army. Born of a French aristocrat and an enslaved Haitian woman, Dumas was a hero of the French Revolution and father of the famous novelist, Alexandre Dumas. Join us to hear his story, examined through the lens of the justice system. We'll screen the movie, and then enjoy a discussion with the cast and creative team of the film, including Epiphany member Carolyn Cook. Light refreshments will be served.
The cost of the screening has been covered so there is no charge to attend. However, in order for Eventbrite to register and process your ticket a donation of at least $1.00 is required. While only $1.00 is required to register, we encourage you to consider a small additional donation in support of the Theatre du Reve theater company that created this fascinating film.
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Earth Guild Meeting - 9/20 | |
Please join the Earth Guild for its monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 20 from 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. upstairs in Room 201.
Email: Frances Finnegan
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Visit to St. Paul's Episcopal Church - 9/25 | |
The next Epiphany Racial Justice Group (ERJG) Sunday Service visit will be to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church on Sunday, September 25. Their website advises that the service starts at 10:00 a.m. and masks are required. We will meet in front of the church at 9:45 a.m.
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World Rivers Day - Annual River Cleanup
Sunday, September 25 from 3:00-5:00 p.m.
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In celebration of World Rivers Day, the annual Interfaith River Clean Up will this time be helping to clean-up a section of the river at Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve and Mason Mill park.
The clean-up at Clyde Shepherd is specifically for youth and young adults (ages 12-25+) who want to connect with other interfaith youth. Georgia Interfaith Power and Light and Interfaith Atlanta will join Emily Elder and others to provide adult supervision.* We will gather at the pavilion at the entrance to Clyde Shepherd (2580 Pine Bluff Dr, Decatur, GA 30033) at 3:00 p.m.
*There are a limited number of spots for this clean-up, so please register as soon as possible and let us know if you register but can no longer make it.
Click here to register to clean-up at the Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve >>
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Children supervised by adults and all others are invited to participate in the clean-up at Mason Mill Park. We will gather near the Old Decatur Waterworks (1400 McConnell Dr, Decatur, GA 30033) at 3:00 p.m.
Click here to register to clean-up at the Mason Mill Park >>
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If you have any questions about either clean-up, please contact GIPL Program Coordinator, Hannah Shultz, or the Rev. Nicole Lambelet.
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Oktoberfest - 10/1
Saturday, October 1 from 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Oompah Oompah Oompah!!
Parish Life invites you to join them in the Courtyard to share in food, drink and celebrate Epiphany's loving spirit of community. Our Chef-in-Residence, Joel Fowler and his trusty crew, will be in charge of grilling the sausages and a veggie option will be available.
German beers will be served, so bring your stein, along with German wines and kid friendly apple juice and cider. There is a charge for the entree options the sausages and the spirits. We ask you to bring your favorite German styled side dish or dessert to share.
Look for a sign up soon!
We look forward to seeing you at this event. Polka anyone?
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Feeding Ministry - 10/4
Monthly on 2nd Fridays
| The Feeding Ministry cooks at Epiphany and then serves the meal at Gateway Shelter on 2nd Fridays. Please sign up by Mondays of the week to cook. | |
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You can help with one or more of the following activities:
- Wednesday - Food Shopping
- Thursday - Chopping Veggies
- Friday - cooking from 2:00–5:00 p.m., serving from 5:00–7:00 p.m. or helping clean up after the volunteer dinner at 7:00 p.m.
Click here to participate with this ministry >>
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ERJ Book Discussion - 10/12
Wednesday from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. in Room 201
Katharine Hilliard-Yntema will be leading the discussion of The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together, by Heather McGhee.
This book is one of Time Magazine’s 100 must-read books of the year. You can learn more about the book, the author and also find a link to a spin-off podcast here. All are welcome to join us for this discussion.
Contact: Kay Lee or Lisa Daily.
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Katharine's Biography
Katharine Hilliard-Yntema was ordained as a Deacon in the Diocese of Atlanta in 2011 and served at Holy Comforter, St. Timothy's and most recently at St. Bartholomew's. She retired in December 2021. Prior to her calling, she practiced psychiatry in private practice, foster care, areas of mental health, and correctional detention centers. She has been active in leading worship and singing in skilled nursing homes since 2005. She continues volunteer activity in the Arts Program of the Holy Comforter Friendship Center (http://www.friendshipcenter-atlanta.org), with weaving and other textile crafts, creating items for sale from donated materials. She is a life vowed member of the Society of Saint Anna the Prophet following vows of Simplicity, Creativity and Balance. She has a lifelong interest in nature and nurturing native plants in various green spaces.
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Community of Hope's Circle of Care
Monthly on 4th Mondays at 6:00 p.m.
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The Community of Hope's Circle of Care members gather monthly on 4th Mondays from 6:00-8:30 p.m. to pray, learn, and provide each other with mutual support as they reflect on their emotional and spiritual responses to pastoral encounters. If you or a loved one would like to receive a pastoral visit by one of the trained caregivers, please contact Ann Fowler.
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The Grief Pastoral Care Group
Monthly on 1st Thursdays at noon
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The Grief Pastoral Care Group meets on Zoom 1st Thursdays at noon for a healing and faith-based conversation around grief and loss. Led by parishioners Megan Fraijo-Paul and Nancy Thompson, both trained psychotherapists. Please contact Megan or Nancy before attending for the first time.
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Parish Events & Groups Meetings | |
An update from Seminarian Megan Swett on her Journey
The date for my ordination to the Transitional Diaconate has been set for this coming December 17. I am filled with wonder, excitement, gratitude, and many other emotions about the fact that I have reached this point in my discernment process.
My journey of discernment has continued this year since I was admitted as a candidate for ordination in the spring. I find ongoing joy and meaning in the parish work I am privileged to undertake in loving and serving the body of Christ in Holy Trinity Parish. Unsurprisingly to me, working with adult formation groups to expand and deepen their faith through explorations of historical context, interpretation, and contemporary witness is a particular area to which I gravitate. I also had the opportunity to offer spiritual care to patients and their caregivers at the Emory Winship Cancer Institute through my chaplaincy internship this past summer. Having participated in the cancer experiences of several close friends and family members, and given my own contention with cancer several years ago, it was deeply meaningful to have the honor of accompanying patients in their care at Winship.
I have just begun my final year of my M.Div. program at Candler and am thrilled that, as has happened every semester, my courses seem to fit together in a serendipitous theme that is timely, and apropos of key areas of growth for me. In the spring, the theme was invigoratingly practical—focusing on both the practices of pastoral care and liturgy and the sacraments. This semester the theme is disrupting established narratives that prevent us from seeking and serving Christ in all persons and throughout creation. It promises also to build skills in crafting narratives that connect with people and place and develop stories of meaning that I look forward to applying in my ministry.
Through all of my learning and discerning, my family continues to sustain and challenge me in ways that teach me about loving one another on the daily. And as always, I am supported by the encouragement and prayers of this community. The few times I have had opportunity to come home to Epiphany for worship or programming this year have been a soul-filling gift. And I continue to hold this community in my prayers.
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Acolyte Q & A Sessions
September 11 & 25 at 9:00 a.m.
Are you, or do you know someone interested in becoming an Acolyte? If so, information sessions will take place on Sunday September 11 and Sunday September 25 at 9:00 a.m. Acolyting is open to all those in 4th Grade and above (including adults).
Email: Linda Ryder Wolf
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Young Adults - Cobbler, Crisps, and Compline
September 11 at 7:00 p.m.
Young Adults will meet September 11 at 7:00 p.m. for Cobbler, Crisps, and Compline in the Courtyard. Email Nicole if you are willing to bring ice cream or make a cobbler or a crisp for this event.
Email: The Rev. Nicole Lambelet
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New Chez Epiphany Cooking Class
September 15, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
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Our next Chez Epiphany Cooking Class will be Thursday, September 15, from 6:00-9:00 p.m. in the church kitchen with Joel Fowler. The theme this time is Japanese food! Note that, in addition to other dishes, the menu will include sushi—BUT it won't be exclusively raw fish sushi. There will be plenty of non-raw toppings for those who prefer otherwise.
The cost is $30 per person, which includes the class and the dinner we have together from what we cook. The deadline to sign up for the class is Wednesday, September 14.
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Individual and Family Photo Opportunity for Fall!
The Membership Committee and the Art Ministry invited Zoe Aparicio Mendoza—who recently exhibited in the gallery—to offer photo shoots to members in October. The shoot will take place outside on the Epiphany grounds where a touch of Fall will hopefully be in the air.
Save these consecutive Sunday afternoons dates: October 2, 9 and 16.
Zoe is a professional photographer who also taught at a university in Mexico. He is offering these shoots at a discounted fee. Each reserved photo shoot includes digital files of 4-5 poses sent directly to each household. One shot from each shoot will also be included in the online AND PRINTED photo directory also coming out later this fall. A link for photo shoot reservations will be made available soon.
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Parish Retreat at Kanuga
Join us at Kanuga for the Annual Parish Retreat the weekend of October 21-23, 2022!
Kanuga is an Episcopal Conference Center located near Hendersonville, NC. It is a full service conference facility in the middle of beautiful mountains and natural beauty. Kanuga offers some wonderful ways to feed the spirit whether it is in nature, in liturgy, or simply in communion with each other.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Baptism on All Saint's Sunday
Sunday, November 6 at 10:00 a.m.
The sacrament of Holy Baptism for adults, infants and children will be administered during All Saints’ Service on Sunday, November 6 at the 10:00 a.m. service. If you or a member of your family desires to be baptized, please contact the parish office.
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Episcopal Church Women (ECW)
Second Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m.
The ECW resume their monthly resume their monthly meetings on 2nd Tuesdays in September. All women of the parish are invited to attend the monthly program at 10:30 a.m. in the parish hall.
Email: Robin Hairston
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The Living Contemplatively Spirituality Group
Thursdays at 10:00 a.m.
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The Living Contemplatively Spirituality Group meets together on Zoom on Thursdays at 10:00 a.m. This time they are reading and discussing The Gift of Years by Joan Chittister.
Contact: The Rev. Amy Dills-Moore
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Daughters of the King (DOK)
Fourth Sundays at 11:15 a.m.
The Epiphany chapter of the DOK meet on 4th Sundays at 11:15 a.m. in the Side Chapel after services. The DOK are a lay order whose goals are prayer, service and evangelism.
Email: Judy Jarady
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Diocese & Neighborhood Events | |
Seedtime and Harvest Plant, Art & Bake Sale - 9/10
Holy Comforter Friendship Center, from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Come out to the next Seedtime and Harvest Plant, Art, and Bake Sale at The Friendship Center at Holy Comforter on September 10 from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at 737 Woodland Avenue SE, Atlanta 30316.
Collards and kale and chard, oh my! Mustard, lettuce, and cabbage; thyme, catnip, oregano; perennial flowers, trees and shrubs, indoor plants, citrus seedlings. Whatever your gardening needs, we think we'll have you covered. We'll even have our first bottles of our famous Pepper Sauce! While you're here, visit the 3T art gallery for that perfect painting, ceramic piece, jewelry, or fabric or needle art. Come enjoy a cookie or two, stock up on pumpkin and zucchini breads and the best Parker House yeast rolls this side of Boston. Shop Organic. Support your local artists and gardeners.
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Allan Folk School at Mikell
Registration is now open for the Fall 2022 session of The Allan Folk School at Mikell. Please join us from Friday October 28 – Sunday October 30, 2022 for a fantastic weekend of arts, crafts and fellowship.
Click here for the link to register >>
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Required Trainings for Staff & Lay Leadership
If you are not sure which courses to take or what your training status, contact the parish office.
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Dismantling Racism training is offered by the Absalom Jones Center for Racial Healing. Currently, the training is only being offered online via Zoom from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. In-person trainings have not yet resumed.
Click here for dates and to register >>
Safeguarding Training: Click the link to register for Safeguarding God's Children (SGC) or Safeguarding God's People (SGP) trainings. The link below is for the Zoom trainings. In-person trainings are restarting. Check with the parish office for any available dates if that is your preference.
Click here for dates and to register >>
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Morning Prayer takes place every weekday at 9:00 a.m. on Zoom. Login at 8:45 a.m. for coffee hour. Contact the parish office for the link.
Tuesday Morning Prayer/Holy Eucharist: The Men’s Breakfast Group meets each Tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m. for Morning Prayer (Holy Eucharist 1st Tuesdays) followed by a time of fellowship before heading on their way for the day. Contact: John Yntema.
Wednesday Services: Wednesday Noonday Prayer takes place at 12:00 p.m. in the nave. A Healing Service with Eucharist follows at 12:15 p.m.
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Upcoming Funeral
Knox Robert (Bob) Burnett | Sunday, September 18 at 4:00 p.m.
The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany. Masks are required. Following the service there will be a reception in the parish hall.
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For members who are bidding our prayers: Wende Crowe • Pam Hall • Keith Fox • Julie Dodge • Zoey Laird • Floyd Parker • Lane Burnett • Judy Jarady • Evan Vega • Sally McClintock • Larry Wilcox • Jennie Richardson • Colleen • Ann Rowles • Sally Brockington
For friends and family: The Rev. Kesner Ajax, friend of Lisa Daily • Joan Weigle, mother-in-law of Sara Cushing • Liz, friend of Larry Wilcox • Kirk Tcherneshoff, brother of Amy Shipp • Anne Cavett, daughter-in-law of Wayne & Judy Urban • Janice Wilcox Lewis, relative of Larry Wilcox • Edna Poole, mother of Keith Poole • Mabry Miller, friend of Laraine & Megan Fraijo-Paul • Stephanie Allen, niece of Jewel Allan • Charles Perrin, husband of Judy Jarady • The Pegg family, friends of Amy Shipp & Eric Schulz • Sophia Baginski, friend of David Draper • Russell Saxon, nephew of Kathie Ryan • Keren Clay, neighbor of Susan & Richard Messner • Rosalind, sister of Katharine Yntema • Dave Tipton, brother of Pam Tipton • Betty Porter, relative of Christen Erskine • Isabel, granddaughter of Mike & Beth Towers
For members who desire our continuing prayers: Jewel Allen • Alma Fuller • Ron Hutcheson • Rod MacLeod • Tom Mundy • Idamay Shaw • Pat Spivey • June Sparks • Wayne & Judy Urban • Kathy Walmsley
For those in the armed forces: Henry Laird • Stewart Mundy
For those who have died: Peggy Bryant, mother of Patrick Bryant
For those celebrating anniversaries for the week of 9/11-17: Kristina & Ed Thomas • Amy & Jason Rooks • Jan Robinson & Edward Baltrusaitis
For those celebrating Birthdays for the week of 9/11-17: Kristin Mann • Jarrod Moody • Sabra Hanson • Chris Braden • Paris Ott • Billy Braswell • Jake Braswell • Henry Van Ness • Judith Phelps • Riley Yeager • Elise Watt
For the birth of Marion Josephine Greycheck, daughter of Maya Velasco & Ryan Greycheck, and granddaughter of Jeanette Hanson & Galo Velasco-Jackson born on Monday, August 1
For those awaiting the adoption of a child: Jessica & Duane Burns
For those awaiting the birth of a child: Claire & Cody Chaffins • Kaylie & Evan Gibbs • Magda & Doug Kertscher
Did we miss your anniversary or birthday? Send your full date of your anniversary and/or your date of birth to the parish office so that we can update our records.
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The weekly parish notices are published Friday mornings at 7 a.m.
The submission deadline is Wednesdays at NOON.
www.epiphany.org | 404.373.8338 | info@epiphany.org
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