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This Weekat All Saints'

11/29/2018

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Dear Friends in Christ,

Sunday is the First Sunday of Advent, the start of the new Church year, and a new liturgical cycle (Year C) in which we’ll primarily be reading from the Gospel of Luke. The Advent Wreath will hang in our chancel, and we'll begin both services with the Great Litany. This Advent time is our opportunity to prepare for the Coming of Christ – both as the Christ Child at Christmas, and as the Savior and Judge of the universe in the fullness of God’s time. I hope and pray that this Advent will be a blessing to you; an opportunity to love and be loved by God more deeply, and to know the Truth of Christ’s Incarnation more fully. And Advent is a wonderful time to invite someone to come to Church with you, and to pray that those dear ones and neighbors in your life will come to know the peace and joy of Christ’s presence.

Please remember the Narnia film is this Saturday night! Here are the week’s announcements.
  • Adopt-a-Family (Advent)
  • Music/Flower Envelopes (Worship)
  • Spiritual Direction (Christian Formation)
  • Confirmation/Adult Inquirer’s Classes (Christian Formation)
ADVENT
Calendars and Meditation Books for Advent are available on the table in the Narthex:
  • Advent Calendar Poster, Slow Down. Quiet. It’s Advent.
  • Small Way of Love Advent Calendar
  • Advent Meditation Booklets, O Wisdom: Advent Devotions on the Names of Jesus.
Please take any or all of these to use for your devotions during Advent season.
St. Nicholas Sunday, December 9 – What do St. Nicholas, Narnia, and Father Christmas have to do with each other? Come and find out from St. Nicholas himself when he visits us at the 10 am service! This is especially good for kids.

Adopt-a-Family – this is our annual program to provide needed items to struggling teens and ‘tweens, as identified by Union County Social Services. There is a board in the Narthex with envelopes containing the needed items.  Please take one and return the gifts wrapped and labeled by 12/16. Questions? Speak to Jackie Sullivan. Thank you for helping make this family’s Christmas a little happier.

WORSHIP
Flower Envelopes & Music Envelopes for Christmas flowers and decorations, or to contribute to Christmas Eve music when we have guest singers and instrumentalists, will be in the pews and on the table in the Narthex on Sunday. Please make sure you include the name (s) of those you would like remembered or for whom you are giving thanks with your gift. We need that information by 12/17.The envelopes can be put in the offering plate, or dropped off at the Parish Office.

Pageant of the Nativity – December 16 at 10 am. The children of the parish will help us prepare for Christmas by telling the story of Jesus’ birth in story, song, and tableau. There is one rehearsal at 9 am on 12/15. All parish children of any age are invited to play a part: angels, shepherds, readers, Mary, Joseph, Magi/Kings, birds and animals. Parents whose children are interested in participating should sign up by e-mailing the Parish Office.

CHRISTIAN FORMATION & SPIRITUAL PRACTICES
This Saturday! Narnia Movie Night-“The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” December 1st, 5:30 pm in the Parish House Lower Room.      
Everyone is invited for this wonderful family-friendly movie. Pizza and popcorn will be served. Please RSVP to let us know you are coming. Hope to see you there!

Advent Study – Wed., 10:15 am. During the season of Advent we’ll take a break from reading the Gospel of Mark and spend time in an Advent study based on the Way of Love materials. We’d love to have you join us. Questions? Speak to Mother Vicki.

Sisters Offer Spiritual Direction – Sr. Monica Clare and Sr. Deborah Francis (who worship with our 10 am congregation) are both trained spiritual directors and offer this ministry to anyone who would like to further explore and develop their relationship with God.
What is spiritual direction? "...it is the practice of being with people as they attempt to deepen their relationship with the Divine or to learn and grow in their own personal spirituality."(From Spiritual Directors International). It is not therapy or pastoral counseling, but is a ministry of accompaniment and listening – a safe place to speak about private spiritual matters and grow in the love and grace of God.
Sr. Deborah Francis was raised in a secular Jewish family in New York and became a Christian while in college. She joined the Community of St. John Baptist in 1988, and studied spiritual direction at General Theological Seminary.
Sr. Monica Clare is originally from Georgia where she was raised as a Baptist before becoming an Episcopalian while living and working in Los Angeles. She came to CSJB seven years ago. Her spiritual direction training was at the One Seminary, an inter-faith center in New York.
To contact either Sister, speak to them after the 10 am Sunday service, or by e-mail:
Sr. Deborah Francis: sref@csjb.org
Sr. Monica Clare: sistermonica@icloud.com

Confirmation/Adult Inquirer Classes – Youth Confirmation Classes for students in Grades 8 & 9 (and older) will start in January, preparing for the rite of Confirmation by Bishop Hughes in May. Adults who have not been Confirmed or would like to be formally received into the Episcopal Church, or who have been away from the practice of their faith and would now like to make a renewed commitment, are invited to participate in an Adult Inquirer’s class which will begin in February, leading to Confirmation/Reception/Reaffirmation with the Bishop in May. Please contact Mother Vicki to indicate your interest. Details will be coming soon.

FUN & FUNDRAISING
ShopRite gift cards for your grocery purchases are available in $25 increments on Sundays during Coffee House or at the parish office. You pay face value and 5% goes to All Saints’ ministries. Please speak to Barbara Barbeau.

PARISH CALENDAR
12/5   Advent Study                               Rath House 10:15 am
12/6  Communion & Healing Prayer Church 7:00 am
         Junior Choir                                   Choir Room 5:15 pm
         Adult Choir                                     Choir Room 7:30 pm.
For a full schedule of our buildings check the website calendar www.allsaintsmillington.org

CHRISTIAN PRACTICES
Advent Calendars are a way to thoughtfully, prayerfully prepare your heart and mind for the Coming of Christ (unless, of course, you are using a chocolate calendar!). Many of them have a door for each day, with a seasonal picture or Scripture verse behind it. Other Advent calendars (like those mentioned earlier in the e-letter) are printed with a thought, prayer, or action for each day.
This year, I’ll be sending out a word and accompanying photo for each day of Advent. This is connected to Advent Word, a global, on-line Advent calendar that everyone can participate in, add to, and enjoy. Here’s the link with more information: https://www.adventword.org/

Here is a link to a recording of “I look from afar” the traditional Matins Responsory for the First Sunday of Advent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_qtwOhu3C4
“I look from afar: and lo, I see the power of God coming, and a cloud covering the whole earth.
Go ye out to meet him and say: Art thou he that should come to rule thy people Israel?
High and low, rich and poor, one with another: go ye out to meet him and say:
Hear, O thou Shepherd of Israel, thou that leadest Joseph like a sheep: art thou he that should come?
Stir up thy strength and come to rule thy people Israel.
All glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost. Alleluia.”~ Matins Responsory


Blessings, Vicki+

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This Week@All Saints'

11/16/2018

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Dear Friends in Christ,
Here are the week’s announcements. This coming week, of course, is Thanksgiving. The Parish Office will be closed Thursday and Friday for the holiday. I you are traveling, please go with God’s blessings, and traveling mercies. If you are gathering to celebrate with friends and family, may you day be filled with gratitude, love, and peaceful hearts.
  • Pledge Cards (Stewardship)
  • Thanksgiving Day (Worship)
  • Confirmation/Adult Inquirer’s Classes (Christian Formation)

WORSHIP

This Sunday we move into our season before Advent. We are using the Advent hangings and service music, including using the “O” Antiphons as a response to the Gospel music (at the 10 am service). This helps us to move more fully and intentionally into the season of preparing for the Coming of Christ – both as the Child of Bethlehem and as the Savior and Judge of all creation in the fullness of time.

Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, Nov.  22 at 10 am.
Celebrate Thanksgiving with a simple, intimate service of Communion and Hymns. Gather with friends and fellow parishioners to give thanks to God for all the blessings of this life. Put the turkey in the oven and then come on over!

No Thursday 7 am Eucharist and Healing Prayer this Thursday – we’ll start again on 11/29.

STEWARDSHIP
Annual Pledge Drive for 2019 - Thank you to everyone who has already returned a pledge for 2019. Your support for God’s mission in and through All Saints’ Church is very important. As of 11/15, only about half of those who made pledges in 2018 have returned a pledge card. This is certainly a busy time of year, but we do need to hear from everyone – ideally by the end of this month. If you need another pledge card or packet or more information, please email the Parish Office and we will be happy to talk with you or send you materials. Thank you!

CHRISTIAN FORMATION & SPIRITUAL PRACTICES
Bible Study will not meet this week, due to Thanksgiving preparations. We’ll be back on Nov. 28.

“The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe” Book Discussion – Sunday in the Parish Hall at 11:15 am. This is our last discussion group before Christmas. We’ll pick up again with another Narnia Book after the New Year!

Sunday School Classes will meet on Nov. 25, Thanksgiving Weekend.

Narnia Movie Night – December 1st, 5:30 pm in the Parish House Lower Room.       “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.”
Everyone is invited for this wonderful family-friendly movie. Pizza and popcorn will be served. Hope to see you there!

Confirmation/Adult Inquirer Classes – Youth Confirmation Classes for students in Grades 8 & 9 (and older) will start in January, preparing for the rite of Confirmation by Bishop Hughes in May. Adults who have not been Confirmed or would like to be formally received into the Episcopal Church, or who have been away from the practice of their faith and would now like to make a renewed commitment, are invited to participate in an Adult Inquirer’s class which will begin in February, leading to Confirmation/Reception/Reaffirmation with the Bishop in May. Please contact Mother Vicki to indicate your interest. Details will be coming soon.

FUN & FUNDRAISING
ShopRite gift cards for your grocery purchases are available in $25 increments on Sundays during Coffee House or at the parish office. You pay face value and 5% goes to All Saints’ ministries. Please speak to Barbara Barbeau.

PARISH CALENDAR
11/18   Narnia Book Club Discussion    Parish Hall, 11:15 am
           Memorial Service: Ann Brown    Church, 12:00pm
11/20   Vestry                                      Rath House, 7:30 pm          
11/22   Thanksgiving Service                Church, 10:00 am
For a full schedule of our buildings check the website calendar www.allsaintsmillington.org

CHRISTIAN PRACTICES
The Seven Practices of the Way of Love:
Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, REST
The last spiritual practice in The Way of Love is REST: Receive the gift of God’s grace, peace, and restoration.
From the beginning of creation, God has established the sacred pattern of going and returning, labor and rest. Especially today, God invites us to dedicate time for restoration and wholeness - within our bodies, minds, and souls, and within our communities and institutions. By resting we place our trust in God, the primary actor who brings all things to their fullness.
For Discernment and Reflection
  • What practices restore your body, mind, and soul?
  • How will you observe rest and renewal on a regular basis?
  • With whom will you commit to create and maintain a regular practice of rest?
This is the Welsh lullaby “Suo Gan”, sung in Welsh by Bryn Terfel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bceLf7DPRI
The English translation is here:
Sleep child upon my bosom,
It is cosy and warm;
Mother's arms are tight around you,
A mother's love is in my breast;
Nothing shall disturb your slumber,
Nobody will do you harm;
Sleep in peace, dear child,
Sleep quietly on your mother's breast.

Sleep peacefully tonight, sleep;
Gently sleep, my lovely;
Why are you now smiling,
Smiling gently in your sleep?
Are angels above smiling on you,
As you smile cheerfully,
Smiling back and sleeping,
Sleeping quietly on my breast?

Do not fear, it is nothing but a leaf
Beating, beating on the door;
Do not fear, only a small wave
Murmurs, murmurs on the seashore;
Sleep child, there's nothing here
Nothing to give you fright;
Smile quietly in my bosom,
On the blessed angels yonder.

Blessings, Vicki+

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This Week@All Saints'

11/9/2018

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Dear Friends in Christ,
Here are the week’s announcements. In particular, please see:
  • Pledge Cards (Stewardship)
  • WW I Service of Peace & Remembrance (Worship)
  • Grateful Gathering: Murder Mystery Dinner Night (Parish Life)
WORSHIP
November 11 at 4 pm - A Service of Peace & Remembrance:
the Centenary of the End of World War I   

Come for a service of readings, music, and prayers in remembrance of the end of World War I, and as a commitment to peace in God’s world. And if you have family photos or other memorabilia from WWI bring them to the service a little early and we’ll be able to display them on the day.

And at our Sunday morning worship we’ll ring the tower bell at 11:00 am, as the World War I Centennial Commission has asked all houses of worship to do. The armistice went into effect on November 11, 1918 at 1:00 am, Paris time – “the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.” When our church bell rings, wherever we are in the service, we’ll pause for a moment of silence to remember those who served in that great conflict.

Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, Nov. 22 at 10 am. Celebrate Thanksgiving with a simple, intimate service of Communion and Hymns. Gather with friends and fellow parishioners to give thanks to God for all the blessings of this life. Put the turkey in the oven and then come on over!

PARISH LIFE
Grateful Gathering: Murder Mystery Dinner Night! November 17, 6 pm in the Parish Hall. Please RSVP by Monday – either by the Punchbowl invitation or via email. Cost is $12 per person. Entreés and soft drinks provided; you bring an appetizer or dessert; BYOB wine or beer. Table teams will work together to solve the mystery of a murder drama titled: Thou Shalt Not Kill, set in an English country church! We’ll need help setting up on the day and cleaning up. Please sign up on the sheet in the Narthex if you can help! See you there!

STEWARDSHIP
Annual Pledge Drive for 2019 - Thank you to everyone who has already returned a pledge for 2019. Your support for God’s mission in and through All Saints’ Church is so important. If you haven’t yet made your pledge, please make sure to read the stewardship materials, pray about them, and then return the card with your pledge commitment – in the mail, in the offering plate, or hand-delivery to the Parish Office. Thank you!

CHRISTIAN FORMATION & SPIRITUAL PRACTICES
Bible Study this week on Wednesday at 10:15 am in the Rath House. We’ll be reading and discussing Mark, chapter 6, part 2. We’d love to have you join us. Questions? Speak to Mother Vicki.

Narnia Book Club is reading C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. This week we have been reading chapters 13-14. We’ll meet for conversation Sunday during Coffee Hour. All are invited to be part of this conversation.

Narnia Movie Night – December 1st, 5:30 pm in the Parish House Lower Room. “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe.” Everyone is invited for this wonderful family-friendly movie. Pizza and popcorn will be served. Hope to see you there!

FUN & FUNDRAISING
ShopRite gift cards for your grocery purchases are available in $25 increments on Sundays during Coffee House or at the parish office. You pay face value and 5% goes to All Saints’ ministries. Please speak to Barbara Barbeau.

PARISH CALENDAR
11/11   Narnia Book Club Discussion    Parish Hall, 11:15 am
          Word War I Service                   Church, 4:00pm
11/13   Finance Committee                   Rath House, 7:30 pm
11/14   Bible Study                              Rath House, 10:15 am
11/15   Eucharist & Healing Prayer        Church, 7:00 am
          Junior Choir                               Choir Room, 5:15 pm
           Adult Choir                               Choir Room, 8:30 pm
For a full schedule of our buildings check the website calendar www.allsaintsmillington.org

CHRISTIAN PRACTICES
The Seven Practices of the Way of Love:
Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, GO, Rest
GO is the sixth spiritual practice in The Way of Love: Cross boundaries, listen deeply and live like Jesus. As Jesus went to the highways and byways, he sends us beyond our circles and comfort, to witness to the love, justice, and truth of God with our lips and with our lives. We go to listen with humility and to join God in healing a hurting world. We go to become Beloved Community, a people reconciled in love with God and one another.
For Discernment and Reflection
  • To what new places or communities is the Spirit sending you to witness to the love, justice, and truth of God?
  • How will you build into your life a commitment to cross boundaries, listen carefully, and take part in healing and reconciling what is broken in this world?
  • With whom will you share in the commitment to go forth as a reconciler and healer?
Here’s Johnny Cash singing, “Children, go where I send thee”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1njA_dMfHHg

Blessings, Vicki+

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This Week@All Saints'

11/2/2018

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Dear Friends in Christ,
Thanks to Jackie Sullivan and her crew for their good work welcoming our community to Thursday night’s Fish & Chips Dinner. It was enthusiastically received by all who came. And thank you to everyone who turned out for the Long Hill Historical Society’s presentation of “The Letter” by our own Laurie Gaulke. Hearing about the character and courage of one of our own founding saints Mary Hudspeth Benson was inspiring. Thank you, Laurie!

Please remember that this Saturday night, Nov. 3, we move to Eastern Standard Time. So set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed, enjoy an extra hour of sleep, and be ready to join us for All Saints’ Sunday worship the next morning!

And sad news about a death in our parish family…Andrew Compton died on November 1, after a short bout with lung cancer. There will be visiting hours on Monday, November 5 at Valley Memorial Funeral Home in Gillette from 2-4 pm and 7-9 pm. The funeral service will be held at Valley on Tuesday, November 6 at 10 am. Please remember his wife Robin and their family in your prayers.

Here are the week’s announcements. In particular, please see:
  • Sunday School this Week (Christian Formation)
  • Pledge Cards (Stewardship)
  • Food Pantry Help Needed on Nov. 6 (Helping Hands)
  • WW I Service of Peace & Remembrance (Worship)
  • Grateful Gathering: Murder Mystery Dinner Night (Parish Life)
WORSHIP
All Saints’ Sunday, November 4 – This is our parish feast day, as well as being one of the seven principal feasts of the Church year. At both services we’ll pray the Necrology, remembering in prayer family members, loved ones, and those of this parish who have died since last year. We’ll also renew our baptismal vows, mindful of keeping faith with the family of faith – the Communion of Saints – throughout time place.  

A Service of Peace & Remembrance: The Centenary of the End of World War I
November 11 at 4 pm. Come for a service of readings, music, and prayers in remembrance of the end of World War I, and as a commitment to peace in God’s world. If you have family members who served in that war, please send their names to the Parish Office by 11/6 and we will include them in the prayers. You are also invited to bring family photos or memorabilia from the war to be displayed during the service.

STEWARDSHIP
Annual Pledge Drive for 2019 - Your support of God’s mission of Building a Joyful Community in and through All Saints’ is at the core of all our ministries – your time, your talents, your financial contributions. Thank you to everyone who has already returned a pledge. If you haven’t yet done so, please make sure to read the materials that came to you in the pledge packet. Discuss them with your family members; pray about them; and then return the card with your pledge commitment by November 4th. Thank you.

HELPING HANDS
Help with Food Pantry Delivery Needed on 11/6 – the Community FoodBank of NJ will be making a large delivery to the Parish House at 12 noon on Tuesday for our food pantry. We’ll need help unloading the food, sorting it out (between our pantry and the Dover pantry), and putting things away. If you can help, please contact Kerrie Stepko, or even show up at the Parish House at noon! Thanks so much.

PARISH LIFE
Grateful Gathering: November 17th, Murder Mystery Dinner Night! The invitations have gone out to your e-mail via Punch Bowl. This is a fun event to gather together as a parish and spend an evening together. Table teams will work together to solve the mystery of a murder drama titled: Thou Shalt Not Kill, set in an English country church. The cost is $12 per person. Please bring an appetizer or dessert. BYOB wine or beer; soft drinks provided. Please send in your RSVPs and check the clipboard in the narthex to sign up to help with decorating/set-up and clean-up. Invite a friend and plan to come to a classic “All Saints – prayer and a party” night!

CHRISTIAN FORMATION & SPIRITUAL PRACTICES
Sunday School will meet this Sunday, November 4.

Bible Study this week
on Wednesday at 10:15 am in the Rath House. We’ll be reading and discussing Mark, chapter 6. We’d love to have you join us. Questions? Speak to Mother Vicki.

Narnia Book Club is reading C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. This week we have been reading chapters 11-12. We’ll meet for conversation Sunday during Coffee Hour. All are invited to be part of this conversation.

FUN & FUNDRAISING
ShopRite gift cards are available in $25 increments. This is a great way to get stoked up for your weekly grocery purchases and support All Saints’ at the same time. Buy gift cards at the parish office or on Sundays to purchase your groceries. It does not cost you any more than what you would have spent at the store and 5% goes to All Saints’ ministries. Cards are usually available at Church on Sundays. Please speak to Barbara Barbeau.

AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 6. Our Parish Hall is the polling place for Millington. If you are coming to the Church during the day, please be aware that there will be increased traffic and parking. The Church will be open and available for prayer all day, should you wish to stop in for a moment of peace and reflection. And where ever your polling station is, please exercise your civic right and responsibility to vote!

PARISH CALENDAR
11/6     Voting                                    Parish Hall, 6:00 am-8:00 pm
           Food Pantry Delivery                Parish House, 12 noon
11/7     Bible Study                             Rath House, 10:15 am
11/8     Eucharist & Healing Prayer       Church, 7:00 am
           Junior Choir                             Choir Room, 5:15 pm
           Adult Choir                              Choir Room, 8:30 pm
For a full schedule of our buildings check the website calendar www.allsaintsmillington.org

CHRISTIAN PRACTICES
The Seven Practices of the Way of Love:
Turn, Learn, Pray, Worship, Bless, Go, Rest – The fifth spiritual practice in The Way of Love is BLESS. When we bless others we share our faith and unselfishly give of ourselves and serve others. Jesus called his disciples to give, forgive, teach, and heal in his name. We are empowered by the Spirit to bless everyone we meet, practicing generosity and compassion and proclaiming the Good News of God in Christ with hopeful words and selfless actions. We can share our stories of blessing and invite others to the Way of Love.
Questions for Discernment and Reflection
  • What are the ways the Spirit is calling you to bless others?
  • How will (or does) blessing others – through sharing your resources, faith, and story – become part of your daily life?
  • Who will join you in committing to the practice of blessing others?
And here is a link to Presiding Bishop Curry’s appearance on the Today Show on Thursday. He talks about the grief of the Pittsburgh shootings and the way that Love blesses others in unselfish and self-giving ways:
https://www.today.com/video/royal-wedding-bishop-michael-curry-talks-about-power-of-love-1359025219505?v=railb&fbclid=IwAR2Hyc3CWpAzdHkmMQdS5T0lbmRkPIKCOS4thgLAWEVHeDit0IbKpfy5lNo
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Soul Cakes are small round cakes which are traditionally made for All Hallows' Eve, All Saints' Day and All Souls' Day to commemorate the dead. The cakes, often simply referred to as souls, are given out to soulers (mainly consisting of children and the poor) who go from door to door during the days of Allhallowtide, and even up until Christmas, singing and saying prayers "for the souls of the givers and their friends." This practice started in the Middle Ages and continued into the 1930s – perhaps an origin for trick-or-treating.
Here is a link to the traditional Soul Cake song, sung by Sting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1gRK8hwqkY

Blessings, Vicki+



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