The Weekly Sunday Bulletin of St. John’s Episcopal Church |
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“And the Second is like it: ‘Love your neighbor as yourself.’“ Matthew 22: 39
My child, please remember
In all whom you see
Do always your best
To see also Me.
For in every child
In every father and mother
In every girl and boy
Every sister and brother,
In each and every person
Whether young or old,
There lies a treasure
Yet often untold:
I love each one,
For each soul I did die;
So let the image of Me
Come to mind’s eye.
For if I love each one so,
I call you to love too;
As you desire to be treated,
Unto others also do.
Though they may not know Me,
Though they may be in sin,
New life in their hearts
At any time could begin.
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So this is My call,
My will and My command,
To each person give love,
Reach out your hand.
As you love yourself
Love all who you meet,
Then you will feel My love,
Ever eternal and sweet.
Love one another
As I have loved you;
This, my precious child,
I call you now to do.
In serving your neighbor;
In loving one another;
You are surely My family,
My sister, my brother.
So, child please remember
In all whom you see
Open your eyes wide
To also see me.
Caroline Gavin 2013
Our call to love God and to love our neighbor as ourselves is a reminder that our true mission in this world is to reach beyond the confines of the church building itself and be the church in the world. Church is indeed community, but not limited just to those who claim to be members of St. Johns. Our mission is to know Jesus and to make Him known, which requires us to reach out to those in our neighborhoods as well as the wider community to recognize the love that God has already planted in their hearts – even if they don’t know it. And by seeing that love, we can acknowledge that we all have God in common. Perhaps in that bond of love, we can, person by person, share Christ and grow His love in our world. One step…outside of our comfort zone, and God’s beautiful dream for God’s people grows and flourishes.
In Christ’s Love,
Claire Mis
Seminarian
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8:00 am - Rite I Holy Eucharist in the church
Face masks, social distancing, and registration required.
8:00 am - Rite II Morning Prayer
https://www.facebook.com/stjohns1745/live/
9:15 am – Rite II Morning Prayer with Music
https://www.facebook.com/stjohns1745/live/
10:15 am - Sunday School via Zoom
11:00 am - Rite II Holy Eucharist with Baptism in the church
Face masks, social distancing, and registration required.
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Please join us for a ZOOM coffee hour this Sunday at 10:00 am. Grab a cup of your own coffee and a snack, share some time with your friends at St. Johns. This will be an informal remote gathering where we can enjoy each other's company. Join Zoom Coffee Hour:
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Join us at 9:00 am for Morning Prayer, Monday - Friday, via Zoom (New Meeting #):
Please follow along with Mission St. Clare
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This year’s ECW Harvest Fair will be on Saturday, October 24th, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. All events will take place outside the church or remotely using zoom and facebook.
Raffles - Thank you to everyone who got your raffle tickets in! You can still enter in person at St. John's on Saturday, October 24th. Raffles will be drawn on Sunday, October 25th, 12-12:30pm.
Raffle Baskets - We have so many wonderful raffle baskets thanks to your generosity! Raffle baskets are always a highlight our annual Harvest Fair. You may still enter in person on Saturday. Raffle baskets will be drawn on Sunday, October 25th, 12-12:30pm
Silent Auction - This year's Silent Auction will be set up outside at St. John's for you to bid in person on Saturday, October 24th, 10am to 4pm. Bidding will also be open via Zoom on Saturday, October 24th and Sunday, October 25th from 12 to 12:30pm. Here is the link ot join us:
Here is what is happening at the church on Saturday, October 24th:
Raffle Baskets
Silent Auction
Thrift Shop
Designer Boutique
Christmas Shop
St. Hilda's Guild Crafts
Vermont Cheese
Please wear a mask and practice social distancing. The building will not be open to the public.
To make a contribution, send your check made payable to "St. John's ECW" to St. John's Episcopal Church, 12 Prospect St, Huntington, NY 11768 or use the link below.
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Many hands make light work! And we need all available hands on Saturday!
8:30 am
Set up
10am to 4pm
Sell Raffle Tickets
Help in the Thrift Shop, Christmas Shop and other tables
Offer tech support
3:30 pm
Clean up
Help us to help others!
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Our Altar Guild is asking for volunteers to help with a variety of tasks in the church or at home to prepare our church for Sunday and special services. Please contact Barbara Hinton to volunteer or with questions at ( hwp250@gmail.com).
Also, if you would like to remember a loved one or give thanks for an imporant event with altar flowers or Perpetual Light, Please complete an Altar Flower Form and return it to the Parish Office with your check made payable to "St. John's Altar Guild."
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Our Techincal Producer, Samantha Burns, needs help on Sundays with live-streaming the Zoom and in Church services.
If you are interested in supporting this growing part of St. John's ministry, and would like to gain some experience in webcasting and production, all while helping others, please contact the Parish Office at 631-427-1752 or email cfreas@stjohnshuntington.org.
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We are studying the New Testament, referencing N. T. Wright and Michael F. Bird's The New Testament in Its World. This week we are studying Chapter 13.
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St. Hilda’s Guild meets Tuesdays at 12:00 noon via Zoom. Join us using the link below, and make sure to bring your latest project and a snack:
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"To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good" (1 Cor. 12:4-7).
During this time, we ask that if you are financially able to keep making your Stewardship Pledge payments. We have set up online giving. Using your credit card or a direct payment from your checking account, you will be able to make a one-time payment or set up recurring payments.
Or send a check made payable to "St. John's Episcopal Church" to 12 Prospect Street, Huntington, NY 11743.
To text your contribution (standard text message rates do apply):
Text SJEC1745 STEWARDSHIP $[Amount] to 73256.
Your stewardship is a commitment to sustaining St. John’s ministry today and going forward. Thank you for your continuing support!
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We have set up online giving. Using your credit card or a direct payment from your checking account, you will be able to make a one-time payment or set up recurring payments using our secure online system.
Using the below form, you can choose the types of contributions you would like to make a Plate Offering online:
Or send a check made payable to "St. John's Episcopal Church" to 12 Prospect Street, Huntington, NY 11743.
To text your contribution (standard text message rates do apply):
Text SJEC1745 PLATE $[Amount] to 73256.
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PRAYER CONCERNS FOR ST. JOHN'S |
We pray for all our doctors, nurses, and medical staff who put themselves at risk to care for us during this corona virus epidemic.
We pray for all our men and women serving in the armed services and all first responders who put themselves at risk every day, especially during this time. May God keep them safe and healthy, and return them home to their loved ones.
We pray for those who work for justice. May God give us all strength and wisdom to act for change when it is needed.
We pray for the sick: Kathy, Lynn, Fred, Ellen, Lucille, Frank and Theresa, Spencer and Sue, Tom and Stephanie, Peter, David, Nils, Margaret, Cheryl, Carol, CJ, George, Nichole, Roelie, Tom, Nelly, Marty, Irene and Jim, Debra and Carol, Bette, Justin, Hagai, Cassie, Bill, Amy, Kate, Fr. John, Amelia
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St. John's Episcopal Church
12 Prospect Street
Huntington, New York 11743
(631) 427-1752
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