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The Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
September 18, 2022
 
PLEASE NOTE
Resuming the Offering of the Chalice at Communion
We once again offer the chalice to those who come forward for Communion. Partaking of the wine will be optional. 
Please do so only by intinction, dipping the host into the wine. It is important not to dip your fingers into the wine as well. If you would prefer not to receive the wine, please cross your arms across your chest. 
 
8:00am in Church 
 Service of spoken Rite I Eucharist without music.
You are invited to attend the service or join online via Livestream at 9:30am.
 
 
9:20am Prelude Begins
The prelude for the 9:30am service will begin at 9:20am and features
the Le Banque Céleste of Olivier Messiaen.
Immediately following the prelude, the Welcome and Announcements
will take place before the opening hymn.
 
9:30am in Church and
Livestream Service
Service of Rite II Eucharist with music.

You are invited to attend the service or join online via Livestream.
You'll find the Livestream of the service on our livestreams page: 
It is the top screen.
It will stream on our Facebook page and YouTube channel as well. 


All Regular Sunday Activities Resume Today

10:30am Church School for all ages
10:40am Coffee Hour in Burns Hall
10:45am Adult Forum in Masterman Hall + Livestream
(refreshments will be available in Masterman Hall)
Peter Vanderveen leads the discussion this week. We are living in an age when people will have colonoscopies on television and will upload almost every aspect of their lives on social media. Many have no compunction about publicly lying; it seems no longer to matter. And yet to talk about one’s faith or church involvement seems too awkward to venture and too potentially offensive to others. Why? What is it that makes this so difficult? This year I’ll be regularly convening small groups of parishioners to examine this and mull over the imagined obstacles that prevent us from sharing the good that we actually experience in faith and church involvement. For, if the church is to thrive and grow, we have to find a way to somehow remove or reduce these barriers. Today’s forum will be an introductory foray into this thorny problem, and, hopefully, those who attend will be willing to say, from their own perspectives, what stymies them.
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