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We are deeply saddened by the tragic shooting that occurred in Las Vegas on Sunday night. Episcopal Bishops throughout the United States have requested all Episcopal Churches to ring their bells today at noon, at least 58 times, to commemorate those who perished in Sunday evening’s tragedy.
Fr. John invites parishioners to join in and help with the bell ringing. He will say a few short prayers at the conclusion.
The church will be open at 11:45 a.m. God is our refuge and strength,
an ever present help in trouble.
Psalm 46:1
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ECW Breakfast Meeting
Women of the parish are asked to attend an important ECW breakfast meeting at Chef’s Kitchen on Saturday, July 15th at 9:00AM.At the meeting, we will review our budget and discuss proposed renovations of the Parish Hall bathrooms and kitchen. Please attend this important meeting!
Managing Senior Life Workshop #3
Attendees at our past two workshops have learned a lot about managing senior life, and have received valuable information to help make informed decisions. Now, we will turn our attention to Aging and Driving! Join us on Saturday, April 1st , in the Parish Hall, from 10:00AM-11:30AM, and learn how aging affects our driving ability. A DVD by Occupational Therapist, Teepa Snow, will be part of the discussion.
RSVP to Donna Harrity of Aging Life Lines or register with the church office.
Vestry News
Congratulations to our new vestry members:
- Phyllis Doyle
- Bruce England
- George Neureither
- Rick Waterhouse
- John Wilkes
They will join our other vestry members: Ruben Argudo, Beck Diaz, Rich Gilbert and John Stemen, in the management and oversight of SMA.
At last week’s annual meeting, we gave recognition to our outgoing vestry members: Melissa Cook-Mackenzie, Nancy Leizear, Andy Flood, Terry Brown and Carol Weisel.
Thank you to all for your service to our parish!
Rain or Shine!-Garden Day this Saturday at 9:00AM
Attention Gardeners! A Little Rain Won’t Hurt You!
Rain showers are predicted for Saturday, but our church gardeners would like to forge ahead and continue with the plan to do some weeding between the raindrops on Saturday morning at 9:00AM. Sandee promises coffee and donuts. If it rains too hard, the gardeners can move to the parish house for a discussion about the garden tables at next year’s Garden Market.
Remember, weeds are easier to pull when the ground is a little wet!
See you Saturday morning!
