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Sunday, February 17 8:00 am Traditional Service-Church Bldg.
9:00 am Sunday Scriptures Class—AH
9:00 am Sunday School—The Gospel Project—C/Y Bldg—ALL AGES
10:15 am Traditional Service—Church Bldg.
10:15 am Contemporary Worship—Doar Hall—Scout Sunday!
12:00pm AA—AH
4:00 pm Small Group—Skardon Library
6:00 pm NA—AH
6:30 pm Ephesians Teaching—AT
Monday, February 18 8:00 am Centering Prayer
10.00 Grand Parents at Prayer G @ P—CB
10:00 am AA —SK 11
10:30 am Women’s Bible Study—Library
10:30 am Pastoral Care—SK 5
4:00 pm Life Group—SK Library
6:00 pm Life Group C/Y Rm 219
6:30 pm Venture Crew—CY
6:30 pm Life Group—SK 5
7:00 pm AA—AH
7:00 pm Vestry Meeting
Tuesday, February 19
7:00 am Men’s Bible Study—SK 7
9:15 am Women’s Bible study—Library
10:00 am AA—SK 11
As of January 31st 2019
Monthly Financial Recap ANNUAL Budget
YTD Actual Actual Year End
Y/E % Predicted Y/E Deficit
Donations 2019 $1,,101,093 $71,781 $900,875 82% ($192,178)
Donations 2018 $68,975
Donations 2017 $110,098
Expenses 2019 $1,093,053 $101,092
Tuesday, February 19 (cont’d) 11:15 am Ronna’s Total Body Class—SK Hall
6:30 pm Cub Scouts—C/Y
7:00 pm Men’s Bible Study—SK Library
Wednesday, February 20
9:00 am Tea Room & Gift Shop Mtg—SK Library
10:00 am AA—SK 11
10:00 am Women’s Bible Study—SK 7
12:00 pm Men’s Bible Study & Lunch —AT
3:00 pm The Village—Communion Service
5:30 pm Cursillo Reunion Group—SK 5
7:00 pm Stephen Ministry Class—SK Connect Rm
7:00pm Choir Rehearsal—CB
7:00 pm Boy Scouts—SK 8
7:00 pm AA—AH
Thursday, February 21
10:00 am AA—SK 11
11:00 am Healing Service—CB
11:15 am Ronna’s—Total Body Class – SK Hall
11:30 am Al-Anon—SK 11
7:00 pm Boy Scouts—SK Hall and SK 7
Friday, February 22
8:00 am Men’s Bible Study
9:00 am Women’s Discipleship—SK 7
10:00 am AA—SK 11
7:00 pm AA—AH
Saturday, February 23
8:00 am Kairos—Skardon Hall
7:00 pm AA—AH
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St. Paul’s Summerville 316 W. Carolina Avenue, Summerville, SC 29483
Church Office: 843.873.1991 www.StPaulsSummerville.org
February 17, 2019 The Sixth Sunday After The Epiphany
Revelation 3:1-6, Psalm 1 and Luke 6:17-26 (Next Sunday)
The Seventh Sunday After The Epiphany
Revelation 3: 7-13, Psalm 37: 8-17 and Luke 6: 27-38
Biblically minded—Christ centered—Holy Spirit driven
NOTE: January giving is about 4% above level in 2018, but 65% of that for January 2017.
Clergy: The Rt. Rev. Mark J. Lawrence, Bishop of South Carolina, XIV The Rev. J. Tripp Jeffords, Rector [email protected] The Rev. B. Tyler Prescott, Associate Rector [email protected] The Rev. John Scott, Assistant, Rector [email protected] The Rev. Korey Kincaid, Youth Minister [email protected]
Staff: Sue Beson, Parish Administrator [email protected] Cathy McGrew, Community Impact Coordinator [email protected] Bonnie James, Worship Arts Director [email protected] Jamie Hawkins, Director of Traditional Music [email protected] John Chaconas, Director of Communications [email protected] Shannon Reed, Director of Children’s Ministry [email protected] Heather Jackson, Connections Coordinator [email protected]
Cursillo— By: Mrs. Paula Tisdale Cursillo is a short course in Christianity.
The three day weekend is filled with a series of talks and discussions. The talks highlight the fundamental doctrines of our faith while the discussions provide an opportunity to explore the Word together. Cursillo provides an environment to grow more deeply in your relationship with Christ and with fellow believers. Lifelong friendships are forged as you share experiences together. Cursillo is part of the pathway to membership at St. Paul’s and can be done in lieu of the eight week Alpha course. Cursillo weekends are held at the St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center.
The Great Commission of the church is to “go unto all the world preaching the Gospel to every creature”. Cursillo shares this goal. This is what every believer is already commanded to do. Cursillo simply puts feet on the practice by training, equipping and providing the support to actually accomplish the task. So if you are asking yourself: “Is Cursillo for me?” As a believer, the answer is a resounding Yes!
The purpose of the Cursillo movement is to develop Christian leaders. We are all called to lead the unbelieving world to Christ. Those around us should be drawn to the Lord as they witness our active faith lived out before them. Cursillo equips you to take that faith out into the world everyday. This short course in Christianity provides the tools needed to lead others to Christ.
One of our favorite Cursillo sayings is: “Make a friend, be a friend, bring a friend to Christ.” Cursillo encourages us to be like Philip in John 1:46 [when he said “Come and see.”] Cursillo helps to strengthen, renew and deepen Christian commitment with fresh vision and clarity. The tools and learning experiences of Cursillo allow many Christians to return home feeling newly made—with clear vision and purpose. This new vision and purpose is undergirded with strong support from the entire Cursillo community that is local to our Church, the Diocese, nationally and internationally!
My husband Neil and I made our Cursillo #139 at Camp St. Christopher. Our lives have never been the same. I remember looking at Neil and saying, “I am loving this mountaintop.” He said, “I am too, but I am ready to go down the mountain and start fighting to save others.”
If you are interested in attending a Cursillo please contact Fr. Tripp or Fr. Scott. Cursillo weekends scheduled for 2019 are: April 25—28, July 18-21 and Oct 17-20.
For more information, visit our website at www.StPaulsSummerville.org MINISTRY HIGHLIGHTS 843.873.1991
WELCOME TO ST. PAUL’S We hope to create an atmosphere in which everyone feels welcomed with open arms. All guests are invited to visit our Welcome Table after the service today to receive a gift and information about St. Paul’s.
TO PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN - Relax! God put the wiggles and sweet little noises in children - don’t feel like you have to suppress them in God’s house. Consider sitting toward the front where children can more easily engage. Quietly explain the parts of the service and actions of the priests, musicians, acolytes, and
leaders. While in Children’s Church, your children learn: about bowing when the cross passes and why, as Anglicans, we do this; who the acolytes are; how the colors of the stoles match the liturgical calendar, prayers, etc. Now is a great time to show them what we are going over in Children’s Church.
Sing the songs and pray. Children learn behavior by mimicking you. If you have to leave the worship with your child—please feel free to do so, but please do
come back.
NURSERY AND CHILDREN’S CHURCH Childcare is available for ages birth through 3 years of age. You will find a greeter there to assist you with check-in. We ask that you please check your child in at one of our check in kiosk located in Doar Hall and in the CY building. There you will receive a matching security tag that will need to be shown when you pick up your child.
Children’s Church is provided for children ages 3-7. Please follow the check-in instructions above. The children will be dismissed for chapel during the 10:15 service. While there, your child will enjoy a time of chapel, bible lesson that follows the lectionary, learning our Anglican traditions, and, crafts and games.
CHILD CHECK-IN—(BIRTH TO SEVEN YEARS,) for both the Church Building and Doar Hall: Check-in at the C/Y building or Doar Hall. A volunteer will walk them over to the C/Y Building and a volunteer will bring them back to pick up.
CHILD PICK-UP—Please come to the back door of St. Paul's Central and present your matching security tag to pick up your child.
COMMUNION—Anyone baptized in the Christian faith is welcome to receive communion.
WORSHIP AT ST. PAUL’S SUMMERVILLE While our worship is similar to that of Anglicans across the world and through the ages, we are also a warm and loving congregation. We enjoy ancient hymns, as well as, modern worship songs produced by popular Christian artists. Worship that is biblical and draws hearts to the praise, honor, and glory of our Lord is the goal at all our services.
Our traditional worship with hymns is held in the historic Church Building. The contemporary worship, with a user-friendly screen and modern music, is in Doar Hall. We invite you to join us. All baptized Christians are welcome to join us for Holy Communion at the Lord’s table.
Giving—Cash and checks may be placed in the offering plates. We have electronic kiosks in Doar Hall for debit and credit cards. St. Paul’s does not want anyone to incur debt in order to give to the Lord. We offer the kiosks as a convenience.
Giving Envelopes—You may pick up a pack in the church office, in the back of Doar Hall, or the Church Building.
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PRAYER REQUESTS & COMMENTS If you would like your request concerning health, death, or other concerns to be added to our public prayer, please indicate by marking the box. All others will be put on the confidential prayer list for 3 weeks.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BANNS OF MARRIAGE—St. Paul’s Anglican Church hereby publishes the Banns of Marriage between Cathryn Denison Berry and Felder Wayne Poplin III, and I bid your prayers on their behalf. If any of you know cause, or just impediment, why these two persons should not be joined together in Holy Matrimony, you are to declare it. This is the first time of asking.
CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED—Monday, February 18th.
TEA ROOM GIFT SHOP GIFT CERTIFICATES—Available in the rear of the Church Building or in the Atrium after today’s services. These make wonderful gifts for Valentine’s Day or anyone you care about. They are $10 each.
OYSTER ROAST—HOT DOGS AND CHILI TICKETS—Saturday March 2—Tickets for sale in the Atrium after today’s services (and in the Church office during the week). Oyster Roast tickets are $25 and include hot dogs and chili. Tickets for Hot Dogs & Chili are $5. There will be games, a cake walk, corn hole and more!
CHOIR/HANDBELL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED—Do you want to sing with the choir and/or be part of a handbell ensemble on Easter Sunday? Please contact Jamie Hawkins; [email protected]. Choir rehearsals are on Wednesday at 7:00 pm. Talent is not a requirement. Just show up with a smile and be ready to fellowship with a wonderful group of Christians who glorify His name through the music ministry.
THE DAUGHTERS OF THE KING TRAINING CLASS—We are preparing to begin a training class for women who would like to become Daughters. If you are interested, please contact Dawn Schaeperkoetter at [email protected].
LAY EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS NEEDED FOR DOAR HALL—TRAINNG IS PROVIDED—If you’re interested in serving this ministry contact Terry Sullivan at [email protected].
DOAR HALL COMMUNION—Communion wafers will be dispensed at the side aisle communion stations. Leavened bread is available at the altar. Feel free to choose either element/station.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Joys of Anglicanism—(4 Sundays) Mar. 3-24 9am, Connect Room— for new folks and anyone who wants a refresher on why we do what we do!
Tea Room and Gift Shop—Mar 25—29 & April 1—5, 11am—2pm—Save the date and tell your friends! $10 Gift Certificates available in the Atrium after the service or the church office during the week.
Connect 102—Mar. 31 & Apr. 7, 9am, Connect Room—Discovering Your Shape for Ministry (2 Sundays) — A spiritual gifts workshop .
Prayer Training—We offer varying levels of prayer training and offer a practicum where we learn best practices for praying for each other in real–life prayer situations. Contact: Mrs. Heather Jackson [email protected]
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL “VBS”—MONDAY JULY 15—FRIDAY JULY 19—Amazing Encounters With Jesus—John 20:31.
OYSTER ROAST—SATURDAY—MARCH 2—Oysters, Chili and Hotdogs. There will be a cake walk, corn hole, volleyball and more! Oyster tickets $25 and Hot dog/Chili tickets $5 available in the Atrium after the service or the church office during the week.
SHROVE TUESDAY PANCAKE SUPPER—MARCH 4—The Atrium, 5 –7 pm. Sponsored by Cursillo. Donations are welcome. High Chairs needed. Contact: Todd Barnum [email protected]
ASH WEDNESDAY—MARCH 6—Church building at 6:30 am and 12 pm (noon). Doar Hall at 6:30 pm. Holy Communion and imposition of Ashes at each service.
