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This Week @ All Saints'

4/26/2012

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Dear Friends in Christ,

The Easter Season continues, and now we are moving into many events and activities, both here at Church and in the wider community.  Please do take a look at the various announcements in this e-mail and see if there are opportunities for service, worship or fellowship that speak to you!  Then please join in, as you can.

I hope that you all received the news earlier this week about David Temple’s death.  His funeral will be at All Saints’ on Saturday, May 5 at 10am.  Family from England will be present, as well as David and Alison’s children who are scattered across the country.  A reception will follow in the Parish House.  We are asking for contributions of finger desserts or fruit and cheese.  If you can bring something, or help with set-up, clean-up or coffee making, please respond to this e-mail.  Thank you.

And now there is some further sad news: Nancy Mink’s father, Russell Keimig, died at home this morning after a long bout with cancer.  Russ has been on our prayer list, and Nancy – of course – is on our Vestry.  The funeral will be in West Monmouth at the Doyle Veterans Cemetery, either Sunday or Monday.  Please keep Nancy, her mother and siblings, her husband Ed and their children Dan and Nick in your prayers.  May he rest in peace and rise in glory.

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Argyle’s Fish ‘n Chips – Thursday, May 3, from 5:30–7:30 pm. Tickets on sale this Sunday at 10 am, see Betsy Wallace.  Or download the form from our website and send it in.  Eat in or take out! $15 for adults, $8 for kids. Tell your friends and bring your neighbors for a good time with the greater Long Hill Township community. We’ll need help with selling tickets, setting up, baking desserts, and serving. Please sign up to help out as you can. Thank you! Suzanne Traub & Betsy Wallace

Confirmation - The youth and adults to be confirmed by Bishop Beckwith on May 6 in Newark will be formally sent forth with our prayers and blessing at the 10 am service on April 29.  They will then be honored in the 10 am service and at coffee hour on May 13, and given their Prayer Books.  Please be on hand for these events which are so important in the life of our parish young people and adults.  And please keep them in your prayers!

GreenFaith’s Residential Solar Energy Event will be in the held Parish Hall on Sunday, April 29 from 12:30-3:30 pm.  It takes 15 minutes. For each home that qualifies and installs panels, All Saints’ will receive $200!  The panels and installation are free to the homeowner.You reduces you energy costs, help the environment, and All Saints’ raises some funds! It is a win-win for all! You can sign-up on the sheet in the Narthex to reserve a time on April 29 to have your home assessed via Google Earth; we also take walk-ins.  Please pass this along to your friends and neighbors.  Questions? Speak with Susie Harris in the Parish Office (908) 647-0067, Roger Mederos, or Mother Vicki.

Boy Scout Flower Sale – Troop 56’s Annual Flower Sale will take place on May 5 & 6 at 1000 Valley Road in Gillette (across from Panera, Starbuck’s and Dunkin’ Donuts).  Flats of bedding plants, hanging baskets, potting soil and bird seed are all available. Beautify your yard and garden and support Troop 56!

Yarn! Yarn! We have been so productive knitting hats and scarves for the Seamen’s Church Institute; we’ve used all our supplies! We gratefully would accept any yarn you may have on hand, or new yarn. Our knitting is mostly for men so we’d love to have darker, more masculine colors. If you can help or would like to know more about this outreach project, please speak with Janet Mansfield.

Food for Friends Pantry in Dover –Please remember to bring non-perishable food to church each week. Your contributions make a difference in the lives of many!

Easter Season continues throughout the month of May. Three days of special note in the season are:
Rogation Sunday (May 13) when we ask for God’s blessing on the gardens and fields;
Ascension Day
(Thursday, May 17) marking the Risen Christ’s return to heaven;
Pentecost (Sunday, May 27) – the Fiftieth Day of Easter, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and the birthday of the Church. 
Rogation and Pentecost will be celebrated on their Sundays at both services. 
Ascension Day will be celebrated on Thursday, May 17th at 7:30 pm with Evensong. This lovely service from our Anglican heritage dates back to the 16th century as is a peaceful and beautiful end to the day. It is filled with hymns, canticles, anthems and Scripture readings.  A special highlight will be our guest organist, Shea Velloso.  Please plan to come and celebrate one of the major feast days of the Church year!

Forward Day by Day (FDD) is a daily devotional published by Forward Movement, an Episcopal organization.  It features a verse of Scripture and a short meditation, along with the citations for the psalm and all three Bible readings for each day.  There is also a daily prayer request, based on the world wide Anglican Cycle of Prayer – all in a handy, pocket-sized booklet that comes out four times a year.  FDD comes in a large-print edition, as well, and now is available on the web, by e-mail and as a mobile app! http://forwardmovement.org/Today-s-Meditation/. Both the small and large-print versions are available on the table in the Narthex.  Please pick one up and use it for your own personal prayers.  The new editor, Scott Gunn, has this to say about FDD: “Since its founding in 1935, Forward Movement has worked to form true disciples.  We believe that the Episcopal Church will be vibrant when its congregations are healthy – and that congregations will be healthy when our pews are filled with disciples rather than habitual Christians.  Please pray for the whole church – The Episcopal Church, your diocese, your congregation, and your own life as a disciple.  The world has great need, and our vitality is important so that we can do the work we’ve been given to do.” [Note – the founding editor in 1935 was the Rev. Gilbert Symonds, father of our own Lois McFarland, and grandfather of Tammy Rosenthal.]

Women’s Book Group – at our May meeting we’ll be discussing Long Ride Home: A Novel by Will Allison.  We’ll gather at 7:30 pm in the Rath House on May 16.  Hope you can join us for good conversation and friendship.

Diocesan Outreach Effort - Make a difference in honor of Father's Day at a Habitat build. Wouldn’t it be cool to spend the day before Father's Day working in honor of your father by making the world a better place for another family? Saturday, June 16, 2012 will be the first annual diocesan multi-county build day of outreach, providing helping hands to Habitat projects in several of the counties in our diocese. So far there are two projects in Essex County, two in Morris County and one each in Bergen and Sussex Counties. Each project has need of about ten people. Be part of this exhilarating day helping to make the dream of home ownership come true for a family in your area -- sign up to join using the online registration form:   http://www.dioceseofnewark.org/form/habitat-build-day-2012 : For more information about this event, please contact Joe Stewart at JStewartIV@aol.com

Stewardship is about mission - God’s mission in the world, and our mission as followers of Jesus Christ. 
        ~ The Episcopal Network for Stewardship
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Worship is primary theology.  It is also home, which, as the saying goes, is the place where they have to take you in.  There is no one who is not welcome in God’s house, and no amount of human pettiness or pompous religiosity can altar that fact….The worshipping body is not a gathering of like-minded people, or those with a high degree of faith or knowledge concerning spiritual matters; I like to think that it resembles Christ’s ragged band of disciples in this manner, a diverse group with remarkable variance in personalities and attitudes Jesus…In worship, disparate people seek a unity far greater than the sum of themselves but don’t have much control over how, or if, this happens.  Recklessly, we let loose with music, and the words of hymns, the psalms, canticles and prayers.  We cast the Word of God out into the world, into each human heart, where, to paraphrase the prophet Isaiah, it needs to go to fulfill God’s purpose.  
                    ~ Kathleen Norris, Amazing Grace: A Vocabulary of Faith.

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+
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This Week @ All Saints'

4/21/2012

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 Dear Friends in Christ,

I hope that you are finding joy and new life this Easter season.  If, on the other hand, you are facing challenges and difficulties I pray that Christ’s resurrection will give you hope.

This Sunday at the 10 am service Logan Clark, son of Jeremy and Marilyn Clark, will be baptized.  Please keep the Clark family in your prayers, and join us for a wonderful celebration of Logan’s new life in Christ.

Where’s Beth? Many of you have asked after our Curate the Rev. Beth Sciaino for the last few Sundays. She has been doing Sunday supply work for parishes that currently have no clergy.  She’ll be back at All Saints’ on April 29 and May 6.  Beth will continue to do supply work as needed and as she discerns where God is leading her next.

This week’s announcements can be found below.  Please also take a look at our website: www.allsaintsmillington.org and follow us on Facebook!  You can also connect to the diocesan website here: www.dioceseofnewark.org.
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Argyle’s Fish ‘n Chips – Thursday, May 3, from 5:30–7:30 pm. Tickets on sale this Sunday at 10 am, see Betsy Wallace.  Or download the form from our website and send it in.  Eat in or take out! $15 for adults, $8 for kids. Tell your friends and bring your neighbors for a good time with the greater Long Hill Township community. We’ll need help with selling tickets, setting up, baking desserts, and serving. Please sign up to help out as you can. Thank you! Suzanne Traub & Betsy Wallace

GreenFaith’s Residential Solar Energy Event will be in the held Parish Hall on Sunday, April 29 from 12:30-3:30 pm.  It takes 15 minutes. For each home that qualifies and installs panels, All Saints’ will receive $200!  The panels and installation are free to the homeowner.You reduces you energy costs, help the environment, and All Saints’ raises some funds! It is a win-win for all! You can sign-up on the sheet in the Narthex to reserve a time on April 29 to have your home assessed via Google Earth; we also take walk-ins.  Please pass this along to your friends and neighbors.  Questions? Speak with Susie Harris in the Parish Office (908) 647-0067, Roger Mederos, or Mother Vicki.

Confirmation - The youth and adults to be confirmed by Bishop Beckwith on May 6 in Newark will be formally sent forth with our prayers and blessing at the 10 am service on April 29.  They will then be honored in the 10 am service and at coffee hour on May 13, and given their Prayer Books.  Please be on hand for these events which are so important in the life of our parish young people and adults.  And please keep them in your prayers!

Food for Friends Pantry in Dover –Please remember to bring non-perishable food to church each week. Your contributions make a difference in the lives of many!

Special Church Days in May – the Easter season is full of days in the Church calendar that recognize particular aspects of God’s nature or our relationship with God.  Three days of special note are Rogation Sunday (May 13) when we ask for God’s blessing on the gardens and fields; Ascension Day (Thursday, May 17) marking the Risen Christ’s return to heaven; and Pentecost (Sunday, May 27) – the Fiftieth Day of Easter, the outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and the birthday of the Church.  Rogation and Pentecost will be celebrated on their Sundays at both services.  Ascension Day will be celebrated on Thursday, May 17th at 7:30 pm with Evensong. This lovely service from our Anglican heritage dates back to the 16th century as is a peaceful and beautiful end to the day.

Women’s Book Group – at our May meeting we’ll be discussing Long Ride Home: A Novel by Will Allison.  We’ll gather at 7:30 pm in the Rath House on May 16.  Hope you can join us for good conversation and friendship.

Diocesan Outreach Effort - Make a difference in honor of Father's Day at a Habitat build. Wouldn’t it be cool to spend the day before Father's Day working in honor of your father by making the world a better place for another family? Saturday, June 16, 2012 will be the first annual diocesan multi-county build day of outreach, providing helping hands to Habitat projects in several of the counties in our diocese. So far there are two projects in Essex County, two in Morris County and one each in Bergen and Sussex Counties. Each project has need of about ten people. Be part of this exhilarating day helping to make the dream of home ownership come true for a family in your area -- sign up to join using the online registration form:   http://www.dioceseofnewark.org/form/habitat-build-day-2012 :
For more information about this event, please contact Joe Stewart at JStewartIV@aol.com

Stewardship –  God’s Generosity
God is a generous giver, but we can only see and enjoy God’s generosity when we love God with all of our hearts, minds and strength.  As long as we say, “I will love you God, but first show me your generosity,” we will remain distant from God and unable to experience what God truly wants to give us, which is life and life in abundance.” ~ Henri Nouwen
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Heavenly Father, we thank you that by water and the Holy
Spirit you have bestowed upon us your servants the
forgiveness of sin, and have raised us to the new life of
grace. Sustain us, O Lord, in your Holy Spirit. Give us
inquiring and discerning hearts, the courage to will and to
persevere, a spirit to know and to love you, and the gift of joy
and wonder in all your works. Amen.     - Book of Common Prayer, page 308

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+
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This Week @ All Saints’

4/15/2012

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Happy Easter!  Alleluia. Christ is risen! Thank you to everyone who came out for worship during Holy Week and Easter.  Besides exercising your faith and giving praise to God, you were also here to welcome and support all our visitors and guests – a true act of spiritual hospitality.  And to those of you who were traveling during the weekend, I hope that your celebrations were blessed and that your travel was safe and refreshing…and we are glad you are home again!

Please take a look at the announcements below, as well as the link to the Voice On-line: http://archive.constantcontact.com/fs057/1102692382496/archive/1109728649878.html

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Thank You to everyone who made our Holy Week and Easter services so wonderful: Dr. Jody and the choirs, Altar Guild, LEMs, Lectors, Acolytes, Ushers, worshippers, office staff and volunteers, the kids and adults who made our parking lot banners, and special thanks to Carol Berry for her lovely watercolor painting which appeared on the cover of our Easter Day bulletins and is currently on our website.  It is also displayed in Church near the baptismal font.  Come and see! And a reminder…sermons from Sunday services are posted on the website: go to “Who We Are”, then “Clergy and Staff” and the sermon tab will slide out.

Children’s Eucharist Instruction Class for kids in Grades 1 or 2 will meet on Mondays: April 16, 23 and 30 at 4 pm with Mother Vicki in the Rath House.  Parents who want their kids to participate in learning more about our central act of worship and the sacrament of Communion should e-mail the parish office.

Women’s Book Group will meet on Wednesday, April 18th at 7:30 pm in the Rath House.  The book for this month is The Dream by Harry Bernstein.

GreenFaith’s Residential Solar Energy Event will be in the held Parish Hall on Sunday, April 29 from 12:30-3:30 pm.  It takes 15 minutes. For each home that qualifies and installs panels, All Saints’ will receive $200!  The panels and installation are free to the homeowner.You reduces you energy costs, help the environment, and All Saints’ raises some funds! It is a win-win for all! You can sign-up on the sheet in the Narthex to reserve a time on April 29 to have your home assessed via Google Earth; we also take walk-ins.  Please pass this along to your friends and neighbors.  Questions? Speak with Mother Vicki or call the office (908) 647-0067.

Confirmation - The youth and adults to be confirmed by Bishop Beckwith on May 6 in Newark will be formally sent forth with our prayers and blessing at the 10 am service on April 29.  They will then be honored in the 10 am service and at coffee hour on May 13, and given their Prayer Books.  Please be on hand for these events which are so important in the life of our parish young people and adults.  And please keep them in your prayers!

Argyle’s Fish ‘n Chips – Thursday, May 3, from 5:30–7:30 pm
Eat in or take out! $15 for adults, $8 for kids. Tell your friends and bring your neighbors for a good time with the greater Long Hill Township community.  Order your tickets today! You can drop your orders in the offering plate. We’ll need help with selling tickets, setting up, baking desserts, and serving. Please sign up to help out as you can. Thank you! Suzanne Traub & Betsy Wallace

Mite Boxes and Easter Offerings – If you and your family were away on Easter Day and your child has been collecting coins for Episcopal Relief and Development in his or her Lenten Mite Box they can be returned this Sunday.  These funds will go to buy medicine for babies and mothers in various needy parts of the world.  Also, if you had intended to make a special Easter contribution and were away, those donations can still be put in the offering plate (marked “Easter”) or dropped off to the Parish Office.  Thank you!

Lost Boy Scout Flags – Has anyone seen Boy Scout and American flags that were stored in soft material bags?  They belong to Troop 56 and were left here after a troop meeting several weeks ago.  If you know of their whereabouts, please contact Susie in the Parish Office.  Thanks!

Remembering former Rector Al Salt – The Rev. Alfred L. Salt was Rector here at All Saints’ from 1972-1993.  In retirement he has assisted in parishes in Michigan and Florida.  On April 29th Al will celebrate the 60th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. St. Mary’s Church in Bonita Springs, FL is hosting an event for him on that day and has asked us for our prayers and greetings.  Messages to be shared with Al can be sent to: St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, PO Box 1923, Bonita Springs, FL 34133.  St. Mary’s is also creating an endowment fund in Al’s honor to support parish ministries.  Contributions to this fund may be sent to the same address.

Diocesan Outreach Effort - Make a difference in honor of Father's Day at a Habitat build. Wouldn’t it be cool to spend the day before Father's Day working in honor of your father by making the world a better place for another family? Saturday, June 16, 2012 will be the first annual diocesan multi-county build day of outreach, providing helping hands to Habitat projects in several of the counties in our diocese. So far there are two projects in Essex County, two in Morris County and one each in Bergen and Sussex Counties. Each project has need of about ten people. Be part of this exhilarating day helping to make the dream of home ownership come true for a family in your area -- sign up to join using the online registration form:   http://www.dioceseofnewark.org/form/habitat-build-day-2012 :
For more information about this event, please contact Joe Stewart at JStewartIV@aol.com

Stewardship – Abundance or Scarcity?
People with a scarcity mentality tend to see everything in terms of win-lose. There is only so much; and if someone else has it, that means there will be less for me. The more principle-centered we become, the more we develop an abundance mentality, the more we are genuinely happy for the successes, well-being, achievements, recognition, and good fortune of other people. We believe their success adds to rather than detracts from our lives. 
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All People Lifted Up with Jesus

The death and resurrection of Jesus are God’s way to open for all people the door to eternal life.  Jesus said, “When I am lifted up from the earth, I shall draw all people to myself” (John 12:32).  Indeed, all people, from all times and places, are lifted up with Jesus on the cross and into the new life of the resurrection. Thus, Jesus’ death is a death for all humanity, and Jesus’ resurrection is a resurrection for all humanity.

Not one person from the past, present, or future is excluded from the great passage of Jesus from slavery to freedom, from the land of captivity to the promised land, from death to eternal life. 

        ~ Henri J. M. Nouwen (1932-1996), Dutch Roman Catholic priest, writer, spiritual teacher, pastor to the L’Abri Community for developmentally disabled adults.

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+
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This Week @ All Saints'

4/6/2012

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Today is Maundy Thursday, the beginning of the Triuduum – that’s the Latin name for the three days that stretch from now until the Great Vigil on Easter Eve.  This is truly the holiest time of the year, and the constellation of events around which the entire rest of the Christian year moves.  During these three days we move with Jesus from the Last Supper, to his arrest and trial, his Crucifixion, death and burial.  Then on Easter we celebrate his Resurrection and triumph over death, looking forward to our own new life.

I hope and pray that wherever you are this year, you will know the blessing of God’s strong love for, and the power of life over death!
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Maundy Thursday – April 5
Seder Supper, 6:00 pm in the Parish Hall: A pot-luck meal with the traditional Jewish Seder elements that tells the story of the Passover and Exodus – for all ages.  Please bring a main dish, salad/side dish or dessert. This is an event for the whole family, so please come – even if you are free at the last minute!.

Holy Eucharist and Stripping of the Altar, 7:30 pm: This is the service that marks Jesus’ Last Supper and the institution of the Eucharist.  It is a time when all Christians worldwide of any denomination gather to remember what took place in the Upper Room.  At the end of the service we strip the altar of all linens, candles and hangings to symbolize the starkness of Good Friday.

Prayer Watch, 8:30 pm - Midnight: following the Maundy Thursday service you are invited to keep watch with Jesus. We set up a small altar with the Reserved Sacrament in front of the baptismal font (an altar of repose), with plants and flowers to represent the Garden of Gethsemane.  The watch is kept until midnight, when we pray a short form of the Good Friday Morning Prayer and receive Communion from the Reserved Sacrament.  We ask individuals to sign up for 30 minute time slots.  While several people can keep watch at a time, we hope that all the time slots will be covered. This is offered as a time of personal reflection and meditation.

Good Friday – April 6
Stations of the Cross, 12 Noon: an interactive, inter-generational simple service for all ages.  As we move around the Church to mark each of the stops on Jesus’ journey to the Cross there are things to see, touch, say, sing and hear.  The service will be assisted by members of our Confirmation Class and any Middle Schoolers who would like to help.

Good Friday Liturgy, 7:30 pm: We gather in the starkness and simplicity of the Church, as at the foot of the Cross, to reflect on Jesus’ death and sacrifice for us.  There are prayers, Scripture readings and hymns.  Dr. Jody will sing the beautiful Gregorian chant hymn that is an adoration of the Cross (“Now my tongue the mystery telling”) and our friend and guest organist Shea Velloso will play an organ meditation.  Good Friday is always a difficult and uncomfortable day, but if we are present to it, our Easter celebrations will be much more powerful and joyful.

Holy Saturday – April 7
Kid’s Service, Easter Egg Hunt and Ribbon Decorating, 10 am: Our annual Easter Egg Hunt for younger children will take place on April 7 after the brief Kid’s Holy Saturday Service at 10 am.  We need some parents/grandparents to hide eggs and provide some refreshments.  Please respond via e-mail if you can help. A new feature this year (suggested by our Visual Arts Ministry) – kids in grade 5-8 are asked to come and help make ribbon streamers to decorate our parking lot for Easter! See you Saturday morning – and bring a basket!

Easter Vigil, 7:30 pm: This is the first celebration of Easter, a wonderful and beautiful service that moves us from darkness to light, from death to resurrection!  We start in the Memorial Garden with the lighting of the New Fire, followed by a candlelight procession into the Church, readings, hymns and anthems that trace the history of our salvation, we renew our baptismal vows and celebrate the first Eucharist of Easter.  As the lights come up we see the beauty of the newly decorated Church and altar.  When you come, please bring a bell to ring at the Easter Acclamation!  We will be blessed to have Shea Velloso as our guest organist for this service. There will be refreshments in the Narthex following the service.

Easter Sunday @ 8 and 10 am: Hymns, flowers, choirs, Resurrection, Eucharist and joy at both services!  Easter is the most important day in our lives as Christians.  Invite someone to Church to share it with you.

Kids’ Lenten Mite Boxes should be returned at any of the Easter services.  The monies collected will be passed on to Episcopal Relief and Development to supply medicine to babies and their mothers in needy parts of the world.  All children will be given a small flowering plant on Easter.
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Children’s Eucharist Instruction Class for kids in Grades 1 or 2 will meet on April 16, 23 and 30 (Mondays) at 4 pm with Mother Vicki in the Rath House.  Parents who want their kids to participate in learning more about our central act of worship and the sacrament of Communion should e-mail the parish office.

Green Faith to Host Residential Solar Screening Event for the Wider Community @ All Saints’ on April 29, 12:30-3:30 pm  – Interested in learning about how you might be able to have solar power installed at your house (at no cost to you), save money and benefit the Church at the same time?  Green Faith, in partnership with Google and AP Solar, will conduct a Solar Screening Event here.  There is a sign-up sheet in the Narthex if you would like you book a time slot, but you can also just walk in on the day. We’ll have more information available soon, put the date on your calendar now, and let your neighbors know that this might both interest and benefit them.

Argyle’s Fish and Chips – Save the Date: Thursday, May 3!  5:30 – 7:00 pm, $15 for adults, $8 for kids, eat in or take out. We’ll need help with selling tickets, setting up, desserts, drinks, serving, etc.  There is a sign-up sheet in the Narthex. Tell your friends and bring your neighbors for a good time with the greater Long Hill township community.

Women’s Book Group- The book for this month is The Dream by Harry Bernstein. We’ll be meeting to discuss this on Wednesday, April 18 at 7:30 pm in the Rath House. 

Stewardship – In seeking the meaning of the resurrection experience, we discover the richest resources of our stewardship – the restoration of all life to the Lord. ~ The Rev. Dan Bollman, Lutheran pastor.

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Defining – Maundy Thursday

Maundy comes from
mandatum – a commandment
new delivered now by strong
and ready hands, ready to
gird and wash and wipe
both feet and lives
to show us all that
love takes lowliness
to heart and kneels most
readily, an art which also
brings those hands to breaking,
pouring, mending, being pierced
and molding, crafting endlessness
from tombs, grave wrappings,
guards and deadly fear.
     ~J. Barrie Shepherd

Blessings,
Vicki McGrath+
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