E-pistle · 2019-09-04 · E-pistle St. Philip’s weekly electronic newsletter August 23, 2018...
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St. Philip's Episcopal Church Sunday Services: 8:00 am & 10:00 am 100 Romeo Street Rochester, MI 48307 (248) 651-6188 • [email protected] www.stpfeeds.org E-pistle St. Philip’s weekly electronic newsletter August 23, 2018 Listen to the sermon Visit Our Website Donate Spiritual Formation & Education at St. Philip's As the summer winds down, it is time to think about the beginning of our Fall programs and events at St. Philip's. We have a great line-up for all ages. Sunday school and Youth Group will resume after Labor Day. Youth Group this year will be focused on our confirmation program, but will be interesting and informative for all our youth whether or not they are already confirmed or are interested in preparing for confirmation this year. We are waiting to hear from the bishop the date he will be coming to St. Philip's for the last time. A reminder also that we are still looking for an adult to supervise the nursery. Please let us know if you are interested or know of someone who might be. Bible 101 -- Thursday Nights This course is an overview of the whole Bible. Participants will learn what is in the Bible, how the Bible is put together, and how Episcopalians generally interpret the Bible. The class will meet once a month for two hours and will be led by Father Eric. You do not need any prior knowledge or experience of the Bible, but even those who are pretty advanced will find new insights and information. Sign up online. DATES
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St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Sunday Services:8:00 am & 10:00 am
100 Romeo StreetRochester, MI 48307
(248) 651-6188 • [email protected]
www.stpfeeds.org
E-pistleSt. Philip’s weeklyelectronic newsletter
August 23, 2018
Listen to the sermon
Visit Our Website
Donate
Spiritual Formation & Education at St. Philip'sAs the summer winds down, it is time to think about the beginning of our Fallprograms and events at St. Philip's. We have a great line-up for all ages. Sundayschool and Youth Group will resume after Labor Day. Youth Group this year will befocused on our confirmation program, but will be interesting and informative for allour youth whether or not they are already confirmed or are interested in preparingfor confirmation this year. We are waiting to hear from the bishop the date he willbe coming to St. Philip's for the last time. A reminder also that we are still lookingfor an adult to supervise the nursery. Please let us know if you are interested orknow of someone who might be.
Bible 101 -- Thursday NightsThis course is an overview of the wholeBible. Participants will learn what is in theBible, how the Bible is put together, and howEpiscopalians generally interpret the Bible. Theclass will meet once a month for two hours andwill be led by Father Eric. You do not need anyprior knowledge or experience of the Bible, buteven those who are pretty advanced will findnew insights and information. Sign up online.
DATES
2018September 20 – How the Bible was writtenOctober 18 – History in and behind the BibleNovember 15 -- TorahDecember 13 -- Prophets
2019January 17 -- WritingsFebruary 21 – The ApocryphaMarch 14 (Lent) – Mark and MatthewMarch 21 (Lent) – Luke and ActsMarch 28 (Lent) – Johannine LiteratureApril 4 (Lent) -- Letters of St. PaulApril 11 (Lent) – Other LettersMay 9 – Reading the Bible through many lenses
Diocesan News & Events
Epiphanies Speaker Series: Understanding Jesusmeans Understanding JudaismOctober 3, 2018 9am - 3pmAll Saints', East Lansing
A self-described Yankee Jewish Feminist, Professor Amy-Ji l l Levine is a member of CongregationSherith Israel, an Orthodox Synagogue in Nashvil le, although she is often quite unorthodox.Known for her dynamic teachings and insight into the Jewish foundation of the New Testament,Amy-Ji l l is a sought-after conference leader. An affi l iated professor at Cambridge University, Dr.Levine's most recent volume is "Short Stories by Jesus: The Enigmatic Parables of a ControversialRabbi." For tickets, //CLICK HERE
St. Philip's News and Events
Guided Tour of the Holocaust Memorial CenterFarmington Hills, MI
RESCHEDULED
There has been a scheduling conflict at the museum and our tour can no longer beheld at the originally scheduled time/date. Please watch for more information as
details had not been finalized at the time of the E-pistle publication.
"The Holocaust is a history not only of evil, althoughthe evil is undeniable, but also of great courage,strength and righteousness.The Holocaust Memorial Center Zekelman Family
Campus has been teaching about the Holocaustand its legacy for more than 25 years, and itsbuilding, exhibits and programs have beenreceiving international accolades and heartfeltthanks from our millions of visitors."
About Us at www.holocaustcenter.org
St. Philip’s Episcopal Church Women (ECW)has arranged this group tour and is inviting thewhole Parish.
The Center teaches about the senselessmurder of millions during WW II and why eachof us must respect and stand up for the rightsof others if we are to prevent future genocideand hate crimes.
Please stay tuned for more information for the new date and time. Thank you.
Questions? Contact Jean Behl or Elaine Hernandez
When you sign up please provide: Name(s) Number of adults and students Fee(s) Do you need a carpool ride? Can you be a carpool driver?
Enjoy Tiger Baseball with St. Philip'sYou are invited to join the youth group and families at the DetroitTigers game on Sunday, August 26th at 1:10pm against theChicago White Sox at Comerica Park. We have a block of tickets inleft-field overlooking the Tigers bullpen, section 148. The cost is $26each. Kathy Gravino will have the tickets available forpurchase. Cash, check or digital payment to Kathy. There is a pre-game ceremony to retire Alan Trammell’s number in honor of his
induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. Any questions please contact Kathy Gravino at248-623-2969 home, 248-505-6110 mobile and text or [email protected].
August Birthday LuncheonThere will not be a birthday luncheon in August. Please join us again
in September!
Construction Update
Last week, as you may have noticed, thebricks and lighting were delivered to thechurch. The architect and general contractormet with John Garman and Fr. Eric onTuesday, August 21 to go over the finalplans for the project.
Demolition
On Thursday, August 23 the demolitionbegan at the front of the church and the frontentrance will be closed for the duration ofthe project.
Temporary Entrances
Two doors on the East side of the churchwill be available for use. The blue door onthe left takes you to the stairs to the lowerlevel. The key box is located on that door.The brown door on the right leads right intothe sanctuary and will be the main entrancefor the church and offices and upper level. Anew handle has been installed and has beenkeyed to the regular main door entrancekey. The bushes by that door have beenremoved and a temporary ramp installed.The back door by the library will also beavailable as a third entrance, though it is alittle difficult to access.
Handicap Parking
A good part of the lower parking lot will beclosed off during construction. Sixtemporary handicap spaces have beendesignated closest to the temporaryentrance doors.
John Garman will be giving a brief verbal update about the project this Sunday, August 26and he will be available for questions after both services. Please be sure to read furtherupdates in the E-pistle.
We appreciate your patience during this project!
Make sure you watch for updates on our website. Click here > > >
Rochester Area Neighborhood HouseGrand Traverse Pie CompanyAugust 30, 3pm-7pm
Join us on Thursday, August 30th from 3pm-7pm at Grand Traverse Pie Company (6920N. Rochester Rd., Rochester Hills, MI48306). 30% of the proceeds from theevening will support client services atNeighborhood House, including our foodpantry, clothes closet, and new employmentinitiative. You can also supportNeighborhood House by purchasing appliespies at Grand Traverse Pie Company untilSeptember 9th. What a great excuse toenjoy some pie!
Noodles & Company FundraiserSeptember 6
Join us from 4pm-9pm on Thursday,September 6th at Noodles & Company (184N Adams Rd., Rochester Hills, MI 48309) tohave dinner and support the critical servicesprovided by Neighborhood House to supportour local community. 50% of the proceedswill go to benefit Neighborhood House!
50th Birthday CelebrationCar Show & Party
Traveling the ROAD to Self-SufficiencySince 1968
Car Show: 9am-2:30pmClassic and exotic cars"Shine and Show"Prizes and trophies announced at2pmGift bag, dash plaque, and t-shirt with$25 registration ($35 pull-in and lateregistration)Car corral available to all registrants 50/25/25 raffleDJ and food on-siteSponsorship opportunities availableFREE to the public
50th Birthday Party: 3pm-7pmDinner and open barMusicSilent auction$115 per ticket ($95 before August1st or with car registration)
Please call Katie Lamb at (248) 651-5836ext. 17 with questions
Click here for more information, to register your classic car, sponsor, purchasedinner tickets and more.
Back to School Bonanza hosted byDream Dinners
Come and prepare meals with your family tostart the school year off right! We will behosting a Fundraising Event from 12-3pm forRochester Area Neighborhood House. Thecost is $34.99 for 3, 3-serving meals with$10 going toward Rochester AreaNeighborhood House. During the event wewill be having: face painting, family game,raffles, appetizers, yummy treats and more!!!Spots are limited schedule today. Call 248-852-3400 or order online (choose September8th pick a time between 12-2:30pm) toregister.
The Epistle Articles Submissions
In September, St. Philip's weekly electronic newsletter will be published on Wednesdayinstead of Thursday. Please make sure all articles are submitted to Susan in the office nolater than noon on Tuesday. The earlier the better!!! Thank you!!
This Week at St. Philip'sUPCOMING EVENTS
To update the church calendar,
please contact the church office at [email protected],
or call Susan at the church office at (248) 651-6188.
Friday, August 241:00-6:45pm - Red Cross Blood Drive (Great Hall)
Sunday, August 268:00am—Spoken Eucharist (Rev. EricWill iams)10:00am—Choral Eucharist (Rev. EricWill iams)1:10pm - Tiger Baseball OutingSunday, September 28:00am—Spoken Eucharist (Guest)10:00am—Choral Eucharist (Guest)Sunday, September 98:00am—Spoken Eucharist (Rev. EricWill iams)10:00am—Choral Eucharist (Rev. EricWill iams)
SAVE THE DATE . . .Some planned events to save the date and watch the
Epistle and bulletin for more information.
November 10 —6pm **NEW DATE**2nd Annual Feast Celebration
SUNDAY’S MINISTRY SCHEDULEAltar Guild (8/25- 8/31): J. Tsamidis / L. Cumberworth / J. MaibauerAcolytes: A. Ubaydi / E. FarrellChalice Bearers:8:00am C. Smith / J. Behl / G . Dodd10:00am M. Grobbel / J. HatchettCoffee Hour: Meloche / SampeerHealing Team/Intercessory Prayer:8:00am Clements / Rios-Doria10:00am McManus/Wagner/HalbachLectors:8:00am S. Rios-Doria/C. Smith/J. Behl/G. Dodd10:00am R. Lindley / J. LindleyTellers: J. Anderson / B. WagnerUshers:8:00am J. Clements10:00am A. DeHaan / J. DeppVestry Person: R. Maibauer / B. Turscynski
MEMBERS OF THE VESTRY
Sr. Warden: John Garman Jr. Warden: Rick Maibauer Treasurer: Larry CiaramitaroMary Eberline • Jen Hatchett • Carl Jones • Manosha Joseph
Sara Sampeer • Dave Shirley • Brianne Turczynski
Read the lessons for Sunday here:August 26, 2018
September 2, 2018
St. Philip's Episcopal Church100 Romeo St., Rochester, MI 48307
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