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This Week@All Saints'

1/30/2015

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Thank you, again, for a great Sunday with Bishop Beckwith. In my follow-up phone call with him on Tuesday he commented again on the vitality of our worship, the fact that we genuinely enjoy and care for one another, the work we have done to be good stewards of our buildings, and our role and ministry as a center for the wider civic community. I saw the Bishop again today at a meeting and he mentioned to me how much his visit and worship with us has carried him through his week. “Well done, good and faithful servants!”
Friday and Saturday are our Diocesan Convention, meeting at the Hilton Hotel in Parsippany. Please pray for the work of our Diocese, our Bishop, and lay and clergy deputies. For more information about Convention, take a look here: http://www.dioceseofnewark.org/content/preview-141st-annual-diocesan-convention

Here are this week’s parish announcements and reflection pieces. Please take a look at them and note these particular items:
    Annual Parish Meeting ~ see Events
    Flower Minister Needed ~ see Christian Formation
    Birthday Party for Charlie White ~ see Events
    Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper ~ see Christian Formation
    Souper Bowl of Caring ~ see Helping Hands

And as always: if there is snow and/or ice on a Sunday, please check your e-mail in case there is a cancellation. You can also check the parish Facebook page, and listen to the church answering machine for an update.

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EVENTS
The Annual Parish Meeting will take place Sunday, Feb. 1 at 11:15 am in the Parish Hall. (Yes, we know it is Super Bowl Sunday) The Annual Report will be presented, Vestry members and Diocesan Deputies will be elected, and we will hear from our parish leadership, as well as have time for conversation about life at All Saints’ and God’s purposes for us. There will be child-care available during the meeting. Please put the date on your calendar. This is an important time in the life of our parish.

Charlie White is turning 90! Come to his party on February 8 at 11:15 am in the Parish Hall. We will have a birthday card for you to sign on 2/8 in the Narthex as you come into church. As part of our parish gift, we will be giving Charlie a gift card to Shop-Rite. If anyone would like to contribute to that card, please send/put in offering plate/drop through Rath House mail slot a check made out to All Saints’ with the notation “Charlie White.” Most importantly, please come to Charlie’s party and give him your birthday greetings!

COMMUNITY HOSPITALITY
Musikgarten Spring Semester Classes Starting on Feb. 4! There are two classes available: Family Music for Babies and Toddlers (Ages 0-3) on Wednesday, 11-11:30 am; and  Piano Explorers (Ages 4-6), Tuesdays, 4:30-5:30 pm. Both classes meet in the Choir Room at All Saints’. The classes are offered in conjunction with Music in the Somerset Hills. For more information, please speak to Alison Siener Brown or go to the website http://musicsh.org/musikgarten/.

Valentine’s Boutique to benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation Feb. 7, 10-5 pm in All Saints’ Parish House. Lynn Kaplan is offering costume jewelry and beautiful scarves from all over the world. Take a look!

HELPING HANDS
Souper Bowl of Carin
g – on Sunday, Feb. 1 our Rite-13 class, along with teens all over the country, will collect canned goods or cash contributions for our food pantry. The amount of food collected will then be called in to a central national number so that we will know how much food was collected nation-wide. At a time when so many people gather with friends and family for parties, it is good to remember those who go without even the basics in life.

Girl Scout Cookies
will be on sale Sunday in the upper hallway of the Parish House during Coffee Hour/Annual Meeting. Any Girl Scouts who want to participate in the sale should bring their cookie order sheet on Sunday and wear their uniform vest or sash. Thank you for supporting the Girl Scouts of our parish and community!

CHRISTIAN FORMATION

Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper – Tuesday, February 17 from 5:30-7:15 pm (continuous servings). Cost is $5 per person (Kids under 3 eat free); maximum $20 per household; in the Lower Room of the Parish House.  Pancakes, sausage, applesauce….yum! Come and join in this traditional meal that ends the Season after Epiphany before the start of Lent. Sign up on the sheet in the Narthex so we know to count you in! And middle school/high school youth are asked to set tables, decorate the room, and serve the meal. Please put that in your calendar now.

Flower Minister Needed
to deliver flowers from the altar to parishioners after Church on Sunday, once a month. This ministry brings hope and encouragement to people all year through. If you are interested, please speak to Mother Vicki.

Lenten Daily Devotions – Lent starts on February 18, and this year’s daily devotional is Good Lord, Deliver Us, a series of short meditations based on the Great Litany. It is written by the Revs. Len and Lindsay Freeman, who live in Minnesota, and with whom our Rector used to work! The booklets will be available by 2/15 and are free.

Lenten Reflection Book – Windows Into the Light, A Lenten Journey of Stories and Art, by Michael Sullivan (no, not our Mike Sullivan!). Each chapter “begins with a prayer or poetic excerpt, followed by scripture for the day or week. A narrative then expands on the themes introduced by the prayer and scripture. Exercises following the narratives are simple—mostly collage exercises using differing techniques.” We’ll also be able to discuss the questions on-line via the parish’s closed Facebook group. The books cost $18 for the print edition; or get it as an e-book version. Please see the sign-up sheet for further information.

 Forward Day by Day
- these devotional booklets, published quarterly, contain a brief passage of Scripture and a reflection for each day, as well as a few prayers. It is small enough to put in your pocket, purse or back pack. The booklets are free, and the new quarter’s edition is now available on the table in the Narthex, and in other spots around the parish campus. Check it out!

Parish Communications – Please remember to “like” our Facebook page, “All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Millington, NJ”! And if you take photos (phone camera photos are fine!) around church of activities, coffee hour, meetings, worship, etc. please share them by posting them to the Facebook page or e-mailing them to allstsmill@hotmail.com. Thanks!

Women’s Book Group
– has been cancelled for February, because of Ash Wednesday. It will resume on March18 at 7:30 pm in the Rath House. The book for discussion is Deep Down Dark: the Untold Stories of 33 Men Buried in a Chilean Mine, and the Miracle that Set Them Free, by Héctor Tobar. Come for an evening of fellowship and learning.

February Retreat Days
– two day retreats will be offered in February by Fr. Peters Krebs, S.T. of Sacred Thread Ministries. The dates are Friday, Feb. 20 & Saturday, Feb. 28 from 9:30 – 3:30 pm. The retreats will be held in the Lower Room of All Saints’ Parish House, and lunch is included.  The topic for the retreats and the cost will be announced shortly. Watch for more info!

WORSHIP and MUSIC
Special Needs Worship - All God's Children Service, at 12 noon on the 3rd Sundays of the month. Designed for children and families with a range of special needs – including anyone who has a hard time sitting still! A 30-minute service, no segment is longer than 3 minutes each; optional Communion. Pass the word to friends and neighbors who can benefit from this. Our next All God’s Children Service is February 15. Contact Mother Vicki for details.  

Ash Wednesday is February 18th.  Services are scheduled for 9:30 am and 7:30 pm.

Child Care During Worship
– Babies and toddlers are always welcome in Church, but sometimes they or their parents need a little break. Our Nursery is located in the Undercroft (lower level) of the Church and is staffed during the 10 am service. Our babysitters Jill and Ella look forward to playing with your children, as well as supervising them. If this would be helpful to your family, please check it out!

Scout Sunday, March 1, Save the Date! All Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and their leaders are welcome to worship with us March 1, 10 am as we celebrate Scout Sunday. All Saints' is the chartering organization for BSA Troop 56 and Cub Scout Pack 56.
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PARISH CALENDAR THIS WEEK

2/4       Bible Study         10:15 am, Rath House
2/5       HE & Breakfast    7:00 am, Church    
            Junior Choir          5:00 pm, Choir Room
            Adult Choir           7:30 pm, Choir Room
And please check the calendar on our website for the full listing of groups and events in our buildings.
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For All the Saints – February 2, The Presentation of Our Lord
Today’s Feast is sometimes known as the Purification of Saint Mary the Virgin, sometimes as Candlemas. In the Eastern Church it has been called the Meeting of Christ with Simeon. Such a variety of names is sufficient testimony to the wealth of spiritual meaning that generations of Christians have discovered in this small incident.

The title, “The Presentation,” reminds us of the Jewish law (Exodus 13:2; 22:29) that every firstborn son had to be dedicated to God in memory of the Israelites’ deliverance from Egypt, when the firstborn sons of the Egyptians died and those of Israel were spared.
When Mary placed her small son into the arms of Simeon, it was the meeting of the Old and New Dispensations. The old sacrifices, the burnt offerings and oblations, were done away; a new and perfect offering had come into the temple. God had provided himself a lamb for the burnt-offering (Genesis 22:8), his only Son. The offering was to be made once for all on the cross. At every Eucharist those who are in Christ recall that sinless offering and unite “themselves, their souls and bodies” with the self-oblation of their Lord and Savior. ~ Lesser Feasts and Fasts
Question for reflection: Where do you meet Christ in your daily life? And what do you offer to God?

We know the Song of Simeon as the Nunc dimittis
(Latin for “Now dismiss…), Luke 2:29-32. It is the canticle that it sung at Evensong, and recited at Compline. And here is a setting of it by C.V. Stanford, sung by the Choir of Guilford Cathedral: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EduJBZ6vOBQ 
Lord, now lettest thou thy servant depart in peace,
     according to thy word;
for mine eyes have seen thy salvation
     which thou hast prepared before the face of all people,
to be a light to lighten the Gentiles,
     and to be the glory of thy people Israel.

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+

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This Week@All Saints'

1/17/2015

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Dear Friends in Christ,
Here are this week’s parish announcements and reflection pieces. Please take a look at them and note these particular items:
    Bishop’s Visitation ~ see Events
    God speed to Leroy May ~ see Events
    Annual Parish Meeting ~ see Events
    Flower Minister Needed ~ see Christian Formation
    Parish Communications Update ~ see Christian Formation
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When Bishop Beckwith visits on January 25 he will meet with the Vestry and the Deputies to Diocesan Convention after the Reception/Forum/Q&A, and will ask them to reflect on four questions (which he asks of all Vestries he meets with). They are good questions for the parish as a whole to be thinking and praying about. The four questions are:
1.    When are you as a congregation at your best?
2.    What is your congregation’s purpose?
3.    What are your challenges?  What gets in the way of living out your mission?
4.    What would you like to ask me or want me to know so that the Diocese can be of assistance in supporting your mission and ministry?
Please think and pray about these for yourself. How do you answer these questions? Our answers help us to see how God is at work in our midst as we minister to one another and our wider community.
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EVENTS
Bishop’s Visitation - The Rt. Rev. Mark Beckwith will be making his episcopal visitation to All Saints’ on Sunday, January 25. He will preach and celebrate at the 10 am service, and then hold a Forum with Q & A during coffee hour. We need people to bring finger foods (small sandwiches, fruit, crackers and cheese, etc.) Sign up on the sheet in the Narthex. Bishop Beckwith will then meet with the Vestry over lunch.

Please be on hand to welcome our bishop and receive his encouragement and spiritual counsel for our parish.
We will also be bidding “god-speed” to Leroy May on 1/25. Leroy is moving to North Carolina to be close to his son and family. We will miss Leroy’s steady presence, humor and encouragement. As we gather to greet the Bishop, please also be here to wish Leroy well in his move.

The Annual Parish Meeting will take place Sunday, Feb. 1 at 11:15 am in the Parish Hall. (Yes, we know it is Super Bowl Sunday) The Annual Report will be presented, Vestry members and Diocesan Deputies will be elected, and we will hear from our parish leadership, as well as have time for conversation about life at All Saints’ and God’s purposes for us. There will be child-care available during the meeting. Please put the date on your calendar. This is an important time in the life of our parish.

Charlie White is turning 90! Come to his party on February 8 at 11:15 am in the Parish Hall.

WORSHIP and MUSIC
This Sunday, Special Needs Worship
- All God's Children Service, at 12 noon. Designed for children and families with a range of special needs – including anyone who has a hard time sitting still! A 30-minute service, no segment is longer than 3 minutes each; optional Communion. Pass the word to friends and neighbors who can benefit from this. Contact Mother Vicki for details. 

Mid-Week Service of Holy Eucharist and healing prayer is available Thursday mornings at 7 am in the Church. It is simple and casual with a brief reflection on the Gospel for the day. Healing Prayer involves asking for prayer for yourself or someone else, with the priest anointing your forehead with oil as she places her hands on your head and prayers specifically for your concerns. It is always optional ~ i.e. you can come to the service but not participate in this part. The service is over by 7:45 am, so you can get on your way to work. There is also a light breakfast available in the Rath House afterward. Come for a mid-week faith boost! 

HELPING HANDS
Family Promise Homeless Shelter (at Trinity House, Long Hill Road in Stirling) – Monday, January 26 is All Saints’ turn to host. We have cooks and servers lined up, and volunteers to stay overnight. If you want information about this program, or are interested in volunteering the next time, please speak with Kathy Pfeil. Thanks!

Christmas-at-Sea – We got a lovely thank you note from Seaman’s Church Institute for the last batch of knitted caps and scarves we sent. It is posted on the bulletin board in the side hallway. Good work, knitters! We are always happy to have more people contribute to this ministry that supports seafarers and merchant marines who transport goods and food for the rest of us. If you are interested, please speak to Janet Mansfield. We can supply yarn, needles, patterns, and even teach you how to knit!

Souper Bowl of Caring – on Sunday, Feb. 1 our Rite-13 class, along with teens all over the country, will collect canned goods or cash contributions for our food pantry. The amount of food collected will then be called in to a central national number so that we will know how much food was collected nation-wide. At a time when so many people gather with friends and family for parties, it is good to remember those who go without even the basics in life.

Thank You to everyone who helped with or attended the Community Candlelight Walk and Bonfire for David Bird last Sunday. 250 people turned out for the event, despite the cold and wind. The Bird family is very appreciative of everyone’s prayers and support. It is vital to let people know that David is still missing. Someone, somewhere may know something that will lead to information for the family. Thank you, especially, to Boy Scout Troop 56 for setting up the luminaria, leading the walk, and hosting the bonfire. It was wonderful to see the community come together.

CHRISTIAN FORMATION
Forward Day by Day - these devotional booklets, published quarterly, contain a brief passage of Scripture and a reflection for each day, as well as a few prayers. It is small enough to put in your pocket, purse or back pack. The booklets are free, and the new quarter’s edition is now available on the table in the Narthex, and in other spots around the parish campus. Check it out!

Women’s Book Group – Wednesday 1/21, 7:30 pm in the Rath House. The book for discussion is Flight of the Sparrow: A Novel of Early America, by Amy Belding Brown. Come for an evening of fun and friendship.
Bible Study meets Wednesdays at 10:15-11:30 am in the Rath House. We are reading through the Gospel of John. Bring your questions, sense of humor, and curiosity. You can bring your own Bible, or use one of ours. Newcomers are very welcome!

Flower Minister Needed to deliver flowers from the altar to parishioners after Church on Sunday, once a month. This ministry brings hope and encouragement to people all year through. If you are interested, please speak to Mother Vicki.
Parish Website and Communications – When was the last time you looked at our parish website: www.allsaintsmillington.org? The home page gets updated regularly, with information and photos. Also, the announcements for each week are posted under the Home tab: “This Week@All Saints’”; and the sermons can be found under that same tab. The last page, “Spiritual Connections” is linked to the home page. On it you will find a link to the Forward Movement Prayer website, which gives you everything you need for a brief version of Morning Prayer, Evening Prayer, etc. for you to use in your daily prayers. There was a glitch in the link before, but has now been fixed, so if you tried it previously and were frustrated by it, try again! It also gives you the meditation that you can find in the print edition of Forward Day by Day. All Saints’ also has a Facebook page which is updated almost daily with parish news, photos, prayers shared from the Episcopal Church FB page, and sometimes there are helpful articles. If you haven’t already “liked” it, please do so: “All Saints’ Episcopal Church, Millington, NJ.” Finally, photos from parish events, worship, coffee hour, classes, meetings, anywhere All Saints’ folk gather, are always welcome for our parish communications. If you are willing to share, please send photos to allstsmill@hotmail.com. Thanks!

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PARISH CALENDAR THIS WEEK
1/20    Vestry                      7:30 pm, Rath House
1/21    Bible Study         10:15 am, Rath House
1/21    Book Group          7:30 pm, Rath House
1/22    HE & Breakfast    7:00 am, Church   
    Junior Choir          5:00 pm, Choir Room
    Adult Choir          7:30 pm, Choir Room
And please check the calendar on our website for the full listing of groups and events in our buildings.
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For All the Saints – January 19 (transferred from the 18th), Confession of St. Peter the Apostle

“When Simon Bar-Jona confessed, “You are the Christ,” Jesus responded, “You are Peter, and on this rock I will build my Church.” This rough fisherman and his brother Andrew were the first disciples called by Jesus. Peter figures prominently in the Gospels, often stumbling, impetuous, intense, and uncouth.

It was Peter who attempted to walk on the sea, and began to sink; it was Peter who impulsively wished to build three tabernacles on the mountain of the Transfiguration; it was Peter who, just before the crucifixion, three times denied knowing his Lord. But it was also Peter who, after Pentecost, risked his life to do the Lord’s work, speaking boldly of his belief in Jesus. It was also Peter, the Rock, whose strength and courage helped the young Church in its questioning about the mission beyond the Jewish community. Opposed at first to the baptism of Gentiles, he had the humility to admit a change of heart, and to baptize the Roman centurion Cornelius and his household. Even after this, Peter had a continuing struggle with his Jewish conservatism; for Paul, writing to the Galatians, rebukes him for giving way to the demands of Jewish Christians to dissociate himself from table-fellowship with Gentiles.

Though the New Testament makes no mention of it, the tradition connecting Peter with Rome is early and virtually certain. According to a legend based on that tradition, Peter fled from Rome during the persecution under Nero. On the Appian Way, he met Christ, and asked him, “Domine, quo vadis?” (“Lord, where are you going?”). The Lord answered, “I am coming to be crucified again.” Peter thereupon retraced his steps, and was shortly thereafter crucified, head downwards. “I am not worthy to be crucified as my Lord was,” he is supposed to have said.

As we watch Peter struggle with himself, often stumble, love his Lord and deny him, speak rashly and act impetuously, his life reminds us that our Lord did not come to save the godly and strong but to save the weak and the sinful. Simon, an ordinary human being, was transformed by the Holy Spirit into the “Rock,” and became the leader of the Church.”
~ Lesser Feasts and Fasts

Question for reflection: Who do you have a hard time connecting with that God is asking you to love, respect, listen to, and accept on their own terms?

Lord, help me to let go of fear, shame, and the need to defend you or myself. Help me to trust that your Spirit is leading me and guiding me in my work, my relationships and my encounters with others. Amen.

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+
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This Week@ All Saints'

1/10/2015

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Dear Friends in Christ,

This is a short version of our weekly parish e-letter to remind you of a few things about tomorrow (Sunday). As you know, our daughter Meg and I went to visit our son Jack who is currently living in Holland. We had a wonderful visit, and Jack was a great travel guide. We spent time in Amsterdam, Brussels, Bruges, Maastricht (The Netherlands), and Aachen (Germany). The parish gift of travel funds (from my 20th ordination anniversary) were most helpful; thank you. And thank you for your warm welcome last Sunday of the Rev. Marj Lindstrom as our guest preacher and celebrant! I know Marj enjoyed her time with you, and I am always proud to have other clergy from our diocese come and meet the wonderful Christian community of All Saints’, Millington. And a particular “thank you” to everyone who helped the worship and the Epiphany Soup and Sandwich Lunch go so smoothly, as well as helping the Altar Guild take down the Christmas decorations. Good job, everyone!

On a sad note, Mark Brigham, the brother-in-law of parishioner Nancy Brigham died this past week. Mark has been on our prayer list for quite some time. Mark was diagnosed at an early age with a form of Alzheimer’s, and he only lived two years beyond his diagnosis. Please remember Mark in your prayers, along with his wife and 10 year old son, Nancy and her husband Rob, and the extended Brigham family.

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Sunday, January 11th is the Feast of the Baptism of Our Lord
(First Sunday after Epiphany). At both 8 and 10 am we will celebrate by renewing our own baptism vows. Sunday School classes also resume after the Christmas break. Hope to see you there!

Community Candlelight Walk and Bonfire – “Keeping the Light On for David Bird”, Sunday at 3:45 pm. It has been one year since our friend, neighbor, and Boy Scout Troop 56 Committee Chairman David Bird left his house for a short walk and never returned. While the police have continued to keep the investigation open and welcome any information that might lead to a resolution, it is important to support the Bird family – Nancy and their two teen-aged children Alex and Natasha. Troop 56, family friends, and All Saints’ Church are sponsoring a Community Candlelight Walk and Bonfire. Here are the details:

· Gather in front of All Saints’ Church at 3:45 pm. Please carpool or walk to the event. Dress warmly, and bring a flashlight.

· We will walk to the fire ring in the Hicks’ Tract (off Knollandale Ave, behind Millington School) where there will be a ceremony, a bonfire, and refreshments.

· Continue to support Nancy and the kids in prayer and friendship. Thank you!

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When Jesus went to Jordan’s stream
his Father’s will obeying,
and was baptized by John, there came
a voice from heaven saying,
“This is my dear belovèd Son
upon whom rests my favor.”
And till God’s will is fully done
he will not bend or waver,
for he is Christ the Savior.

The Holy Spirit then was shown,
a dove on him descending;
the Triune God is thus made known
in Christ as love unending.
He taught, he healed, he raised the dead,
yet, in his great endeavor
to save us, his own blood was shed;
but death could hold him never.
He rose, and lives for ever.

He came by water and by blood
to heal our lost condition;
he cleanses, reconciles to God,
and gives the Great Commission.
Then let us not heed worldly lies
nor rest upon our merit,
but trust in Christ who will baptize
with water and the Spirit
that we may life inherit.
        ~ Hymn 139, Martin Luther (1483-1546)

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+


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