 All Saints’ Episcopal Church
We welcome, serve and love all unconditionally through Jesus Christ THIS WEEK AT ALL SAINTS: From the Rector: What a wonderful time was had this past Saturday at the Oyster Roast! So many of you brought friends and members of our community to share in the fellowship of All Saints’. We couldn’t have done it without all of you. I especially want to give thanks for the leadership of Harry Sullivan and his team of fish fryers, Howard Pierce, and special thanks to members of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, Spartanburg who helped steam oysters. But without the gifts and willingness of this parish from servers, ticket takers and greeters to set-up and clean-up crews, this wonderful event could not have happened. We’ll continue the fun with our Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper coming up on Tuesday, March 6th at 6:00 pm. Please come and enjoy yourselves. Ash Wednesday Service will be at 6:00 pm the next day and another on the PC campus earlier at 4:30 pm. Please come! This Sunday we continue with our Adult Formation class at 9:30 am. We are reading Glorious Companions: Five Centuries of Anglican Spirituality by Richard Schmidt. This week we are led by Neal Prater discussing the chapter on George Herbert. Please join us! I will be away this Mon-Wed at Camp Gravatt with the Bishop and other clergy for Pre-Lenten retreat. I will be available if any pastoral emergencies arise. I continue to pray for each of you. May God bless our work, and may we do his will as we seek to proclaim God’s unconditional love. C+ Upcoming Events: Wed. Feb. 27th Choir Practice, 6:15 pm Sunday, March 3rd Christian Formation, 9:30 am Sunday, March 3rd Be the Bridge study group, 5pm – 7pm Tuesday, March 5th Executive Committee, 11:30 am Tuesday, March 5th Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper, 6:00 pm Wed., March 6th Ash Wednesday Service, 4:30 pm at PC Campus and 6:00 pm at All Saints’ March 3rd, The Last Sunday after the Epiphany Holy Eucharist, Rite 2: 10:30 am http://www.lectionarypage.net/YearC_RCL/Epiphany/CEpiLast_RCL.html#nt1 Sunday Ministries: Ushers: Bailey Dixon/Howard Pierce Acolyte: Anna Shuford Lector: Clark McKean Gospel Bearer: Catherine Perry Intercessor: Mitchell Felton Eucharistic Minister: Anna Shuford Counter: Jenks Howe Vestry Rep: Sam Wilson Coffee Host: Lila McKean Altar Guild: Jan Melara Altar Flowers are given to the glory of God. Birthdays & Anniversaries February 28 – Kay Addison March 1 – Joel Rexford March 4 – Neal Prater March 5 – Lori Wicks March 9 – Carol Pearson Parish Prayer List To add or remove names, contact one of the following: Neal Prater at 833-1545 or nbprater@charter.net Alicia Davis at 864-360-5247 or apdavis1285@gmail.com Please pray for: +Mikell & Hal Stribling; Brittnee & Doyle Hinkle; Mary Barrus; Devon Stewart; +Le Ann Watson; Ted Watson; +Edna Guthrie; Virginia Sides; Whitney McDuffy; Bo White; Ian Pearson; Nicole McAlister; Pam Davis; Suni Friday, +Leslie Anne Jackson; Walter Appleby; +Jessica Parris; Bill Barrus; Phillip Clark; Jean Hess; Murray Handback; Marie Buffington; Dana Harwell; Pamela Waite; Scott Trotter; +Lois Wilson; Faye Bennett; Flo Deterding; +Randy Huff; +Mac Howe; Charles Bates Repose of the soul of: Edward Kaminski, uncle of John Laske + indicates All Saints’ members ALL SAINTS’ NEWS: SERMONS are now available on the website. Each week they are uploaded along with a copy of the Newsbytes. You’ll find the tab for each at the top of the home page. THE NURSERY is now available for those who wish to use it. We are assigning volunteers on a monthly rotation throughout the year. Please consider volunteering – safe church training is required. Information regarding training dates and sites can be found on the diocesan website – www.edusc.org THE FIRST SUNDAY OUTREACH OFFERING is taken up at the close of the service on the first Sunday of each month. March’s offering is to the Clinton Community Garden Project. 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. Bags of coffee are available for purchase 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. Comments are closed.
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