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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
We welcome, serve and love all unconditionally through Jesus Christ THIS WEEK AT ALL SAINTS From the Rector: Our first Film and Theology is scheduled this Thursday night the 28th. I invite you to join us at 7:00pm in Neville Hall auditorium on PC’s campus as we watch Cool Hand Luke and discuss theological themes. Episcopal Tailgating will resume October 14th. This Sunday, our formation program begins at 9:30 with Sam Wilson presenting his work “All Saints History and Archives”. I hope you will all take a look at our Hall of Saints and the amazing work that Sam is doing in caring for our legacy. One of the things that will be a highlight for the hall is the bell. Originally located in the church, Howard has designed and built a remarkable stand which will allow us not only to honor its place in our history but will allow us to move it and use it in our common life. Sunday, October 15th at 4:00 pm we will have a Blessing of the Animals in recognition of St. Francis. Please let your friends, family, neighbors and coworkers know about this as it is open to all. If you would like a poster/flyer to hand out, let me know. 10/15/207 10/15/17 The next Newsbytes will be delivered on Monday, October 9th. I will be away beginning this Friday, September 29th thru Sunday, October 8th. The Reverend Charles Davis (my dad) will celebrate and preach the next two Sundays. He also will be leading our Christian formation program on the 8th. I’ve just finished clergy conference and been reminded that all are welcome to join in our Diocesan Leadership Day, Friday, November 3rd at Episcopal Church of the Advent in Spartanburg. It will be a good day where leaders throughout the diocese gather to learn and work together. If you are interested in going with Alicia and me, please let me know so that our registrations will be complete. Finally, please check to see if you have any of the church’s tablecloths at home and return them so we can get a complete inventory of what we have. You will be in my thoughts and prayers while I’m away. Upcoming Events: Wednesday, September 27th – Choir Practice, 6:15 – 7:00 pm Wednesday, September 27th – Gathering at the Garden, Clinton Community Garden, 6:00 pm Thursday, September 28th – Film & Theology, Neville Hall auditorium, 7:00 pm October 1st – The Seventeenth Sunday after Pentecost Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am Lectionary Readings: Year A, Proper 21 Ezekiel 18:1-4,25-32 Psalm 25:1-8 Philippians 2:1-13 Matthew 21:23-32 Sunday Ministries (Just a Reminder): Ushers: F. Adair & B. Halbert Acolyte: A. Shuford Lector: C. McKean Intercessor: H. Pierce Eucharistic Minister: D. Thompson Gospel Bearer: C. Perry Counter: L. Presley Vestry Rep: S. Wilson Coffee Host: L. McKean Altar Guild: J. Howe Altar Flowers: Are given to the Glory of God by Chip and Jenks Howe in loving memory of Lucia and Jimmy McDonald. Birthdays and Anniversaries: September 24th – Harriet McKee September 25th – JoAnne Smith September 27th – Oliver Roosevelt IV Parish Prayer List To add or remove names, contact one of the following: Harry Sullivan at (803) 276-0007 or harry_b_sullivan@yahoo.com Neal Prater at 833-1545 or nbprater@charter.net Please pray for: Mikell & Hal Stribling; Charlotte & Dillard Hill; Terri & Kenny Murphy; Marie & Al Reid; JoAnne & Dale Rains; Helen, Lisa & Lori Wicks; Mary Barrus; Devon Stewart; Gordon Locatis; Ron Elson; Harriet Monahan; Charles Lyman Bates; Barbara Anderson; LeAnn Watson; Esabelle Davies; Ted Watson; Carol Gurga; Danny Snow; Edna Guthrie; Art Alloy; Charles Krewson; Marquita Hamilton; Virginia Sides; Whitney McDuffy; Andy Andrusko; Pete Hooper; Steve Halbert; Susan Tribble NEWS AND COMING EVENTS: THE FIRST SUNDAY OUTREACH OFFERING is taken up at the close of the service on the first Sunday of each month. The October offering will benefit United Ministries of Clinton. UNITED MINISTRIES FOOD BASKETS: Nonperishable food will be received at the church at any time. This food will be presented at the altar on the second Sunday of each month. Please remember to bring nonperishable foods to fill the baskets! SINGING ROOSTER FAIR-TRADE COFFEE FROM HAITI is available through the church as a way of supporting our diocesan mission in Cange. An order sheet is placed in the church and in the parish hall. Buy some for yourself—and some to give as gifts! All proceeds go to the farmers who grow the coffee in Haiti. GLUTEN-FREE COMMUNION WAFERS are always available upon request. Let the priest know before the service or at the communion rail. All Saints’ Episcopal Church
We welcome, serve and love all unconditionally through Jesus Christ THIS WEEK AT ALL SAINTS From the Rector: Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! PC Sunday was wonderful. For all who served to help make our worship beautiful and all who came together to make lunch such a success, it could not have been better. I believe we put our best foot forward for President Staton, his wife Phyllis, guest preacher Rachel Parsons-Wells, the students and our guests. We continue to give thanks to God for Presbyterian College and our ministry together. Film and Theology, originally scheduled this Thursday night the 21st has been postponed until next Thursday night because of a scheduling problem. I invite you to join us next Thursday, September 28th at 7:00pm in Neville Hall auditorium on PC’s campus as we watch Cool Hand Luke and discuss theological themes. Episcopal Tailgating will continue this week, September 23rd, as PC faces Cumberland University. Last week we had a good group gathered. The game begins at 7:00 and hotdogs with all the fixings will be ready beginning at 5:00. Bring a chair and come for music and great conversation. Clergy Conference begins this coming Sunday afternoon. It will be for clergy and spouses. Alicia and I will be gone until Tuesday. Next week’s Newsbytes will come to you on Wednesday. Wednesday, September 27th there will be a gathering at the Clinton Community Garden beginning at 6:00 pm. It will be an opportunity for our community to gather and give thanks for the bounty and service of this wonderful ministry. You are all invited. Our Convocation gathers next Sunday. We will gather at The Church of the Redeemer in Greenville at 2:00. I continue to give thanks for you and for all that we do together to God’s glory and to further his kingdom. Please continue to keep our parish and our mission in your prayers. Upcoming Events: Wednesday, September 20th – Choir Practice, 6:15 – 7:00 pm Sunday, September 24th – Convocation meeting in Greenville, 2:00pm Sunday, Sept. 24-26 – Clergy & Spouse Conference, Kanuga Conference Center Wednesday, September 27th – Gathering at the Garden, Clinton Community Garden, 6:00 pm Thursday, September 28th – Film & Theology, Neville Hall auditorium, 7:00 pm September 24th – The Sixteenth Sunday after Pentecost Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am Lectionary Readings: Year A, Proper 20 Jonah 3:10-4:11 Psalm 145:1-8 Philippians 1:21-30 Matthew 20:1-16 Sunday Ministries (Just a Reminder): Ushers: M. & B. Halbert Acolyte: H. Pierce Lector: D. Thompson Intercessor: M. Galloway Eucharistic Minister: H. Pierce Gospel Bearer: C. Perry Counter: O. Roosevelt Vestry Rep: D. Thompson Coffee Host: L. Watson Altar Guild: C. Pierce Altar Flowers: Are given to the Glory of God by Carol Pearson and family in memory of Lennart Pearson. Birthdays and Anniversaries: September 19 – Ty Stasierowski September 22 – Gail Dixon September 23 – Timmy Stasierowski September 18 – Ryan & Amanda Chaplin Parish Prayer List To add or remove names, contact one of the following: Harry Sullivan at (803) 276-0007 or harry_b_sullivan@yahoo.com Neal Prater at 833-1545 or nbprater@charter.net Please pray for: Mikell & Hal Stribling; Charlotte & Dillard Hill; Terri & Kenny Murphy; Marie & Al Reid; JoAnne & Dale Rains; Helen, Lisa & Lori Wicks; Mary Barrus; Devon Stewart; Gordon Locatis; Ron Elson; Harriet Monahan; Charles Lyman Bates; Barbara Anderson; LeAnn Watson; Esabelle Davies; Ted Watson; Carol Gurga; Danny Snow; Edna Guthrie; Art Alloy; Charles Krewson; Marquita Hamilton; Virginia Sides; Whitney McDuffy; Andy Andrusko; Pete Hooper; Steve Halbert; Susan Tribble NEWS AND COMING EVENTS: THE FIRST SUNDAY OUTREACH OFFERING is taken up at the close of the service on the first Sunday of each month. The September offering will benefit Good Shepherd Free Medical Clinic. UNITED MINISTRIES FOOD BASKETS: Nonperishable food will be received at the church at any time. This food will be presented at the altar on the second Sunday of each month. Please remember to bring nonperishable foods to fill the baskets! SINGING ROOSTER FAIR-TRADE COFFEE FROM HAITI is available through the church as a way of supporting our diocesan mission in Cange. An order sheet is placed in the church and in the parish hall. Buy some for yourself—and some to give as gifts! All proceeds go to the farmers who grow the coffee in Haiti. GLUTEN-FREE COMMUNION WAFERS are always available upon request. Let the priest know before the service or at the communion rail. All Saints’ Episcopal Church
We welcome, serve and love all unconditionally through Jesus Christ THIS WEEK AT ALL SAINTS From the Rector: We remember this day the events of September 11th, 2001. I remember the moment when I realized the tragedy which was unfolding in New York. As I watched this morning some of the ceremony honoring those who died, those feeling came flooding back. Please keep those who died that day, with special intention, in your prayers. There are many wonderful opportunities for our parish over the next couple of months. Alicia and I had our first “Episcopal Tailgating” for the Blue Hose this past Saturday. There are a couple of home games we will miss but we invite you to stop by, bring a chair and join us for a hotdog and fellowship if you are able. Just look for my red truck with the Episcopal church and PC flags. This coming Sunday is PC Sunday. Our preacher will be Rachel Parsons-Wells. Following the service there will be a pot luck luncheon. This Sunday is set aside to celebrate the unique relationship we have with Presbyterian College for ministry. Make sure you are here as we give thanks for the faculty, staff and students. This Friday at 4:00pm we will have a reception in the parish hall to give thanks for the life of Sharon Rexford. I hope you will come and join Joel as we give thanks for Sharon and the ministry she shared with All Saints. Please keep up with all the upcoming events this month. I want to tell about a new event which will take place on PC’s campus on Thursday, 9/21. All Saints and Canterbury will begin a Film and Theology series. We will be watching movies and then spend time discussing theological themes. The first movie will be “Cool Hand Luke”. Please watch your Newsbytes updates about the time and place. Dean Thompson and I will be leading these events. Upcoming Events: Wednesday, September 13th – Choir Practice, 6:15 – 7:00 pm Wednesday, September 13th – Vestry Meeting, 7:00 pm Friday, September 15th – Reception in thanksgiving for the life of Sharon Rexford, 4 – 5:30 pm Sunday, September 17th – PC Sunday, 10:30 am, with pot luck lunch to follow September 17th – The Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am Lectionary Readings: Year A, Proper 19 Genesis 50:15-21 Psalm 103:(1-7), 8-13 Romans 14:1-12 Matthew 18:21-35 Sunday Ministries (Just a Reminder): Ushers: F. Adair & H. Smith Acolyte: A. Shuford Lector: M. Galloway Intercessor: K. Addison Eucharistic Minister: H. McKee Gospel Bearer: C. Perry Counter: H. Smith Vestry Rep: J. Howe Coffee Host: Pot luck luncheon Altar Guild: C. Pierce Altar Flowers: Are given to the Glory of God by Joel Rexford in loving memory of his wife, Sharon. Birthdays and Anniversaries: Sept. 10 – Dan Hartley Sept. 12 – Nicholas Roosevelt Sept. 13 – Catherine Perry Sept. 14 – Sophia Sullivan Sept. 16 – Chip Howe Sept. 11 – Marlene & Bill Halbert Parish Prayer List To add or remove names, contact one of the following: Harry Sullivan at (803) 276-0007 or harry_b_sullivan@yahoo.com Neal Prater at 833-1545 or nbprater@charter.net Please pray for: Mikell & Hal Stribling; Charlotte & Dillard Hill; Terri & Kenny Murphy; Helen, Lisa & Lori Wicks; Mary Barrus; Devon Stewart; Gordon Locatis; Ron Elson; Harriet Monahan; Charles Lyman Bates; Barbara Anderson; LeAnn Watson; Esabelle Davies; Ted Watson; Carol Gurga; Danny Snow; Edna Guthrie; Art Alloy; Charles Krewson; Marquita Hamilton; Virginia Sides; Dale Rains, Whitney McDuffy; Andy Andrusko; Pete Hooper; Steve Halbert; Rick Katzberg; Al and Marie Reid; Joanne Rains NEWS AND COMING EVENTS: GARDEN SONG: will be held on Sunday, September 17th in the Ferguson Meditation Garden at Laurens County Memorial Hospital at 6:00 pm. This year they celebrate and honor Harriette Ramage, founder of the Ferguson Meditation Garden. This event features the best voices and musical talent in and around Laurens County followed by fellowship and hors d’oeuvres in the Garden. This year’s featured performers include: Dr. Russell Dean, vocalist; Amy and Bob Link, vocalists; Diane Pickens, pianist; Jonathan Butler, flutist; Peter Moore, violinist; J.C. Fore, vocalist; and “We Are”, a gospel quartet; as well as others. Tickets are $12.50 and may be purchased from a Ferguson Garden Board member or at the gate the night of the event. The proceeds from the Garden Song fund the maintenance of the Garden. For tickets and more information, please contact Bill Cooper at 969-2707. In case of rain, Garden Song will be held in Rasor Chapel, Martha Franks Retirement Center. THE FIRST SUNDAY OUTREACH OFFERING is taken up at the close of the service on the first Sunday of each month. The September offering will benefit Good Shepherd Free Medical Clinic. UNITED MINISTRIES FOOD BASKETS: Nonperishable food will be received at the church at any time. This food will be presented at the altar on the second Sunday of each month. Please remember to bring nonperishable foods to fill the baskets! SINGING ROOSTER FAIR-TRADE COFFEE FROM HAITI is available through the church as a way of supporting our diocesan mission in Cange. An order sheet is placed in the church and in the parish hall. Buy some for yourself—and some to give as gifts! All proceeds go to the farmers who grow the coffee in Haiti. GLUTEN-FREE COMMUNION WAFERS are always available upon request. Let the priest know before the service or at the communion rail. All Saints’ Episcopal Church
We welcome, serve and love all unconditionally through Jesus Christ THIS WEEK AT ALL SAINTS From the Rector: With the start of fall come new and exciting opportunities. I want to highlight a few of them. September 17th at 10:30 we will celebrate PC Sunday at All Saints. Our preacher will be Rachel Parson-Wells, Director of Religious Life & Services at Presbyterian College. Following the service we will gather in the parish hall for a pot luck luncheon. There is a sign-up sheet in the narthex. Oct. 1st will begin Sunday formation at 9:30 in the classroom. Our first Sunday will be Sam Wilson as he shares his new role as Archivist for All Saints’. Sunday, Oct. 8th my father will teach. Beginning on Oct. 15th, Peter Hobbie will join us for five weeks as he does a series on Doctrines. Also on Oct. 15th at 4:00pm we will celebrate St. Francis Day with a service of Blessing of the Animals. Finally, you should have received an email inviting you to join “Realm”, our church membership software. Please accept and then check your information for accuracy. If you have not received an email or if you have any questions or concerns, please let me know. Upcoming Events: Wednesday, September 6th – Vestry Meeting, 7:00 pm Sunday, September 17th – PC Sunday, 10:30 am September 10th – The Fourteenth Sunday after Pentecost Holy Eucharist at 10:30 am Lectionary Readings: Year A, Proper 18 Ezekiel 33:7-11 Psalm 119:33-40 Romans 13:8-14 Matthew 18:15-20 Sunday Ministries (Just a Reminder): Ushers: H. Sullivan & H. Sullivan Acolyte: O. Roosevelt IV Lector: O. Roosevelt Intercessor: H. Pierce Eucharistic Minister: K. Addison Gospel Bearer: C. Perry Counter: L. Preston Vestry Rep: S. Sullivan Coffee Host: J. Keadle Altar Guild: C. Pierce Altar Flowers: Are given to the Glory of God by Bill and Marlene Halbert in thanksgiving for their wedding anniversary and for Wilkes and Shep. Birthdays and Anniversaries: Sept. 7 – Jamie Adair Sept. 8 – Jessica Parris Parish Prayer List To add or remove names, contact one of the following: Harry Sullivan at (803) 276-0007 or harry_b_sullivan@yahoo.com Neal Prater at 833-1545 or nbprater@charter.net Please pray for: Mikell & Hal Stribling; Charlotte & Dillard Hill; Terri & Kenny Murphy; Helen, Lisa & Lori Wicks; Mary Barrus; Devon Stewart; Gordon Locatis; Ron Elson; Harriet Monahan; Charles Lyman Bates; Barbara Anderson; LeAnn Watson; Esabelle Davies; Ted Watson; Carol Gurga; Danny Snow; Edna Guthrie; Art Alloy; Charles Krewson; Marquita Hamilton; Virginia Sides; Dale Rains, Whitney McDuffy; Andy Andrusko; Pete Hooper; Steve Halbert; Rick Katzberg; Al and Marie Reid; Joanne Rains NEWS AND COMING EVENTS: GARDEN SONG: will be held on Sunday, September 17th in the Ferguson Meditation Garden at Laurens County Memorial Hospital at 6:00 pm. This year they celebrate and honor Harriette Ramage, founder of the Ferguson Meditation Garden. This event features the best voices and musical talent in and around Laurens County followed by fellowship and hors d’oeuvres in the Garden. This year’s featured performers include: Dr. Russell Dean, vocalist; Amy and Bob Link, vocalists; Diane Pickens, pianist; Jonathan Butler, flutist; Peter Moore, violinist; J.C. Fore, vocalist; and “We Are”, a gospel quartet; as well as others. Tickets are $12.50 and may be purchased from a Ferguson Garden Board member or at the gate the night of the event. The proceeds from the Garden Song fund the maintenance of the Garden. For tickets and more information, please contact Bill Cooper at 969-2707. In case of rain, Garden Song will be held in Rasor Chapel, Martha Franks Retirement Center. THE FIRST SUNDAY OUTREACH OFFERING is taken up at the close of the service on the first Sunday of each month. The September offering will benefit Good Shepherd Free Medical Clinic. UNITED MINISTRIES FOOD BASKETS: Nonperishable food will be received at the church at any time. This food will be presented at the altar on the second Sunday of each month. Please remember to bring nonperishable foods to fill the baskets! SINGING ROOSTER FAIR-TRADE COFFEE FROM HAITI is available through the church as a way of supporting our diocesan mission in Cange. An order sheet is placed in the church and in the parish hall. Buy some for yourself—and some to give as gifts! All proceeds go to the farmers who grow the coffee in Haiti. GLUTEN-FREE COMMUNION WAFERS are always available upon request. Let the priest know before the service or at the communion rail. |
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