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If you have never used Zoom before, when you click on the link, you will be asked to download the software. You then will be asked if you want to use computer audio or phone (computer is better if you have that capability.) And you will be asked if you want to open the video to let us see you. Downloading the software will take about 10 minutes.
The Fifteenth Sunday after Pentecost
September 13, 2020
Virtual Service of Holy Communion 10:45am
Assisting in Liturgy
Eucharistic Minister - Stacy Lampman & Steve Clark
Music - Joe Breczka
Cantors - Matt and Melissa Pestinger
H Happy Birthday
Sept 14 Jane Stein Sept 15 Liz Pless Sept 17 Jenna Phipps, Connor Wesolek
Happy Anniversary
Sept 16 Todd & Cheri Lyon
Liturgical Question from Pastor Randi
I would like your input on a liturgical decision. Here is the question for you to consider. I am happy to take comments privately or perhaps folks could share them in Zoom coffee hours so we can all be part of it. Here is the question:
Eucharistic Prayer C in the Book of Common Prayers says:
Lord God of our Fathers: God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
But I currently render that as Lord God of Our Fathers and Mothers: God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God of Sarah, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachael.
Should I instead render it as Lord God of Our Fathers and Mothers: God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God of Sarah, Rebekah, Leah, Rachael, Bilhah, and Zilpah. (or not)?
If you want to know more about who these women are and why I may be asking this, you could read Gen 30 -35, Gen 37:2, Gen 46:18-25, and 1 Chron 7:19. To gain an even fuller understanding, you might want to know or read about who Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and Sarah, Rebekah, Leah and Rachael are and why they are important?. Abraham, who originally was named Abram, is first mentioned in Genesis 11. You could begin reading there and read through to the end of Genesis, if you have time. If you have an even greater interest, you might research childbearing customs of the day. In a few weeks, I'll decide based on your input whether or not to include Bilhah and Zilpah.
Office Hours
Until the office has reopened, Shawn will be working from home. The best way to reach him is via office email (office@standrewsburt.com).
September 13, 2020
Virtual Service of Holy Communion 10:45am
Assisting in Liturgy
Eucharistic Minister - Stacy Lampman & Steve Clark
Music - Joe Breczka
Cantors - Matt and Melissa Pestinger
H Happy Birthday
Sept 14 Jane Stein Sept 15 Liz Pless Sept 17 Jenna Phipps, Connor Wesolek
Happy Anniversary
Sept 16 Todd & Cheri Lyon
Liturgical Question from Pastor Randi
I would like your input on a liturgical decision. Here is the question for you to consider. I am happy to take comments privately or perhaps folks could share them in Zoom coffee hours so we can all be part of it. Here is the question:
Eucharistic Prayer C in the Book of Common Prayers says:
Lord God of our Fathers: God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.
But I currently render that as Lord God of Our Fathers and Mothers: God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God of Sarah, Rebekah, Leah, and Rachael.
Should I instead render it as Lord God of Our Fathers and Mothers: God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. God of Sarah, Rebekah, Leah, Rachael, Bilhah, and Zilpah. (or not)?
If you want to know more about who these women are and why I may be asking this, you could read Gen 30 -35, Gen 37:2, Gen 46:18-25, and 1 Chron 7:19. To gain an even fuller understanding, you might want to know or read about who Abraham, Isaac and Jacob and Sarah, Rebekah, Leah and Rachael are and why they are important?. Abraham, who originally was named Abram, is first mentioned in Genesis 11. You could begin reading there and read through to the end of Genesis, if you have time. If you have an even greater interest, you might research childbearing customs of the day. In a few weeks, I'll decide based on your input whether or not to include Bilhah and Zilpah.
Office Hours
Until the office has reopened, Shawn will be working from home. The best way to reach him is via office email (office@standrewsburt.com).
Hi Everyone!
I’ve received some great letters for Evelyn...I know the letters are now getting there very quickly via email, so I’d like to show our support to Evelyn by writing to her more.
I KNOW we are all busy and dealing with different things during this COVID time, but I promise you a letter to Evelyn will only take a few minutes. Even a very short 4 sentence letter will do.
So, there a few ways you can do this:
1. Write a letter, take a picture of it, send it to me as an attachment in an email.
2. Email me and instead of talking to me, write the letter there.
3. Type up a letter and send it as an attachment to me.
My email is: jgailie30@gmail.com
Thank you for all your help with this!!
I’ve received some great letters for Evelyn...I know the letters are now getting there very quickly via email, so I’d like to show our support to Evelyn by writing to her more.
I KNOW we are all busy and dealing with different things during this COVID time, but I promise you a letter to Evelyn will only take a few minutes. Even a very short 4 sentence letter will do.
So, there a few ways you can do this:
1. Write a letter, take a picture of it, send it to me as an attachment in an email.
2. Email me and instead of talking to me, write the letter there.
3. Type up a letter and send it as an attachment to me.
My email is: jgailie30@gmail.com
Thank you for all your help with this!!
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