Thanks for all the prayers and support for our recent Summit in Honduras construction mission. It was a successful trip and opened the way for new avenues of ministry in educating the children of Honduras! Be sure to check out the Summit in Honduras blog: http://www.summitinhonduras.blogspot.com
Scroll down on the main page to see great pictures and descriptions from the team telling of their experiences in Honduras.
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The Saturday evening service will be on spring break after this weekend. The next Saturday service will be held on June 14th at 5:00 p.m.
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The next Community Spaghetti Dinner is Tuesday, May 13 at 6:00. Please sign up on the sheet in the parish hall if you can help. Thank you!
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Next Sunday we will celebrate Mother's Day with breakfast between services (around 8:45). Everyone is welcome! There is a sign-up sheet in the parish hall for helpers.
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Thank you to Violeta Powell who is arranging the schedules for Ushers and Lectors. We also need a volunteer to schedule Acolytes. Please contact Rev. Christy or Sally in the parish office if you can help: 453-4264.
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Our Prayer Shawl Ministy - Prayerful Hands is one of the ways we show our care for those in need. Currently, we have distributed all of our prayer shawls to folks who are suffering in any way or are recovering from surgery. SO, we are in need of more completed prayer shawls. There are skeins of yarn and instructions in the parish hall if you could help with this special outreach or you may use your own yarn! Our next Prayerful Hands meeting is Wednesday, May 14 at 9am. All are welcome to come and knit and enjoy the fellowship.
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The Wednesday noon Contemplative Eucharist will not be held again until mid-June. Watch the bulletin for updates.
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There is an alternative to buying your produce in the grocery store. It's called "Community Supported Agriculture" with a program operated through the Austin Family Farm in Paonia, Colorado. It's designed to provide the freshest, most nutritious produce available from a nearby farm which in turn helps the environment through reduced use of gasoline for transporation. Check out the flyers in the parish hall or contact Sadie Lawson for details, 453-4372.
