Synthesis CE Available: The Synthesis CE, a lectionary study guide following the Revised Common Lectionary, for August is available on the table outside the office. Please pick up a copy to learn more about the scripture we read each week.

Want to join St. Patrick's? Baptism is all that is required! Please complete a Membership Form and email Amanda Vaughn or call her at 770-455-6523.

Attention Gmail Users: If you use Gmail to receive our weekly e newsletters, please be aware that Gmail is phasing in its new "tabbed inbox" system, splitting your inbox into separate inboxes: Primary, Social, Promotions, Updates, and Forums. They choose which tabs the emails delivered to you are placed. So the Shamrock newsletter may end up in your Promotions tab, even though you've requested it. But you can change that: If you use Gmail, check to make sure the new tabbed inboxes have been turned on for you. If so...
- Click on the Promotions inbox tab.
- Drag any emails from senders you want to hear from, and drag them onto the tab marked Primary.
- Then, when asked if you want future emails to go into your Primary inbox, just click yes.
You can also turn off tabbed inboxes in your Gmail settings. (Credit to Holy Rascals Radio for the instructions.)

Dr. Beth-Sarah Wright Lecture at St. Edward's: Dr. Wright will give a presentation on "Balancing the Mary & Martha in Your Life" on Sept. 28 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Edward's Episcopal Church in Lawrenceville. Click here for a printable pdf of the flyer and registration form, or pick one up from the table outside the church office.   

Thank You from The Brotherhood of St. Andrew: We would like to thank our members and all the men and women who turned out Saturday Morning, August 17 for the workday.  We especially want to thank Ron Cook for bringing his three-man yard crew.  The three of them single-handedly transformed the Children's Playground from an overgrown mass of uncontrollable scrubs and bushes into a sculptured, inviting and well-manicured environment for our children. While that took place in the back of the church, a crew of dedicated men took on the weeding and trimming in front. Even the Courtyard got a needed facelift.