St. Paul's e-Pistle

Fifth Sunday

after the Epiphany

kids from operation breakthrough
Summer Cook out for Food Pantry; Volunteers from Operation Breakthrough

To Worship To Learn To Serve To Play

February 3, 2012

 

Young Adult Study Group meets Sundays at 7:00pm at the Barnes and Noble Cafe on the Plaza.
This week we will be reviewing 1 Kings 7-11. Contact Daniel Hannes or
(816) 237-8819 with questions.

Backsnack for Foreign Language Academy is seeking volunteers. Thursday nights at 5:30 pm--usually takes about 30 minutes. Also Friday morning deliverers between 9 and 11 a.m. Please contact Amanda Smith or Dave Antrim.
 

Friday Guild

February

Luncheon

 

Friday Guild will gather for lunch on February 10 at 12:15.  Cynthia Smith, parishioner and president of Wayside Waifs, will talk about Wayside Waifs, an animal shelter in KCMetro.  Call Virginial Rickel to make reservations.

(913.649.1869) 

 
Those who are interested in being Eucharistic Ministers (Chalice Bearers) or are interested in taking communion to shut-ins should contact Walker Adams before Wednesday, Feb. 1st. Those interested in being Lectors and reading the old and new testament readings during the service should also contact Walker. Thank you. 
e-Pistle Supplements
 If you are interested in the Sunday School Supplement,
let Jessica know. 
If you are interested in the Youth Supplement,
let Meredith know.
 

 

 

Weekly Worship

 

Saturday 5 p.m.

Holy Eucharist

 

 

Sunday

8 a.m.

Holy Eucharist

 

Sunday School

9:30 a.m.

 

 

Sunday 10:30a.m. 

Holy Eucharist

 

Sunday

Sudanese Service

1:00 p.m.

 

 

Tuesday 12:05 p.m. Holy Eucharist

 

 

Thursday 12:05 Holy Eucharist & Unction


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Rector's notes:
 
 
     First Sunday Breakfast, serving starts at about 8:45.  Come and enjoy good food and great fellowship.  This is a Father/Son volunteer event.  If you are interested in volunteering contact Joe Watt for details.
 
     Ash Wednesday is on February 22.  If you havebring in palms from last Palm Sunday, bring them to church by by February 17 and we will use them to make the ashes for this years Ash Wednesday Services.  You can bring them on Sundays or drop them by any day. 
 
   We have an older parishioner who no longer dirves who needs a ride to church.  She is near 95th and Mission.  If you are interested in occasionally offering a ride to a parishioner contact the rector (click link for email) or 816.931.2850.
 
    Parishioner Paula Porsch was involved in a very unusual accident that resulted in a severe fracture of one of her cervical vertebra.  While this injury will not result in any permanent paralysis, Paula will have a very extended recovery time.  Clay and the boys will take good care of her; however, a little help with food might be a good thing.  If you would like to help, contact the parish office or 816.268.6513 and we will give you the link to the CareCalendar that has been set up to assist the family. 

Hearts for Jim

     On February 12 at 5 p.m., the ECW will sponsor a five course pre-Valentine's Day Wine and Hor D'oevre Tasting event remembering Jim McClure. This is a ticketed event with limited space. If you are interested in attending, contact Pat Rudy or the Parish to reserve your ticket. Space is limited, so make your reservations today.  Your donation gift for each ticket (over $20-- we will collect at the event) will be added to the Jim McClure Scholarship Fund for St. Paul's Episcopal Day School. Hillary McCoy will be our wine steward for the evening. Hillary received her sommelier training from the Wine and Spirit Education Trust and studied in London and Napa Valley. Join the ECW for a fun evening and for a great cause!

 

 

 Habitat House Abraham Builds: 

   After some construction delays, we are finally building our Abraham House.  If you want to know how you can volunteer for this exciting Jewish, Muslim, Christian Habitat Build, contact Easom Bond.  The January build schedule is out and, not unexpectedly, we are in need of some hardy volunteers:

  

Wednesday, February 8 (Women's Work Day)

Thursday, February 9 (Clergy Work Day)

Friday, February 10

Saturday, February 11

Sunday, February 12

 

Sunday, February 19, 2 p.m. (Dedication Day)

 (MARK YOUR CALENDARS

AND

PLAN TO ATTEND)

 

The House Abraham Builds is "growing", but we need your help to finish. We have several special days coming up, including a Women's Work Day for women of all ages, a Clergy Work Day, and our Dedication Day for everyone to celebrate the third House of Abraham.

 

Thank you to all who have helped out so far, and we look forward to seeing you out there in these last few weeks.

 

Contact Easom Bond  or 816 769-3246 if you have any questions or want to sign up.

 

Haiti trip March 9-March 16:

 

Greetings from St. Paul's Haiti Committee. We are planning a medical mission to our small school (l'ecole St. Croix, Ravine a l'Anse), in the rural mountains north of Les Cayes, in the south of Haiti.

 

Our mission is to check on our 322 students, ranging in ages from kindergarten to 6th grade. We have a few years of height-and-weight charts and will continue to measure the continuing students and start new charts for new students. We will be treating for worms and minor skin diseases and doing a general assessment of the health of all the children. We are working with a local healthcare worker to help establish year round care for our children. Our leader, Dr. Herb Davis, is a pediatrician, and has been visiting the school for over 20 years. He is well known and beloved by the people of Ravine a l'Anse.

 

We will also meet with the Haitian teachers and  

parents to discuss goals and objectives for the coming year. We will also check on our kitchen construction project, do some shopping in the local markets, and then plan to spend the last night in a hotel in Port au Prince. 

 

I hope we have piqued your interest in our mission. Currently, the budget is approximately $1500 per person, including air fare and room and board. Payments should be made to St. Paul's and noted for this trip. We will make all of the travel and housing arrangements. You will be responsible for personal souvenirs and shopping, as well as dinner on the last night.

 

Let me know if you are considering joining us. We are getting close and need to finalize our reservations, so here are a few dates to look forward to:

 

February 9 - final commitment (we'll make airline reservations)

March 7 - final payment to St. Paul's.

 

Contact Easom Bond for questions or to let us know you are joining our crew to Haiti.

 

 

 Fifth Sunday after the

Epiphany

 

Saturday Holy Eucharist 5 p.m.

Sunday Holy Eucharist 8 a.m.

Sunday Holy Eucharist 10:30 a.m.

Sunday Sudanese Dinka language Service 

1:00 p.m.

 

Sunday Adult Forum will take a look forward at some coming attractions. 

 

 

Coffee Hour

Uncle Sam is pointing at someone;

Is it you? 

  

February 5 - Kerrigan Family

February 12 - Rachel Whitehead

February 19 - awaiting a host

February 26 - awaiting a host

March 4 - awaiting a host

March 11 - awaiting a host

 

    

Coffee Hour Sign up sheet in the Entry Way Hall.
 

Hosting Coffee Hour is a fun and easy way to get to know other parishioners! The host brings the food and the church provides the drinks.  An example of what a host might bring would be: two large pans of brownies (cut very small), maybe a bowl of fruit (oftentimes grapes cut into small clusters), and a bowl or two of pretzels or popcorn.  If you have questions or wish to co-host with another member, please contact :  

 

 

Whitney Hosty for more info on Coffee Hour. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

St. Paul's Episcopal Church and Day School

11 E 40th St

Kansas City, Missouri    64111

816.931.2850