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April 2019 Angelus Vol. 53 No. 08 - April 3, 2019

In case of a pastoral emergency after office hours,

please call 314-961-2393 x 212

Jenny Hulen’s extension

Jenny will get a notice on her cell phone.

April 2019 ISSUE

Page

Rector’s Remarks 1-2

Holy Week & Easter Schedule 2

Welcome WHITNEY RICE 3

Maundy Thursday 3

Did You Know 4

Eucharistic Visitors 4

Please Note!! 5

Jr. Warden Update 5

WRHM Trivia Night 5

California Pizza Kitchen 6

Food Center Report 6

Rummage Sale 7

Youth News 8

Clergy & Staff 8

Birthdays & Anniversaries 9

Prayers of the Parish 10

About the Parish Family 11

Monthly Collection Drive 11

Women’s Book Club 11

Weekly Lectionary 12

Clergy & Staff listing 8

Vol. 53, No 08

April 3, 2019 Angelus

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From the Rector

Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, I hope that the season of Lent has been rich for you and that, whatever discipline you chose for the time, has brought you nearer to God. There are approximately 64 of you who chose to read through larger portions of scripture through Lent. That is impressive. Welcome to the Rev. Whitney Rice Please join me in giving a heartfelt welcome to our new Associate Rector, the Rev. Whitney Rice. Those of you who have met Whitney have already experienced her love of God, her enthusiasm for our faith, her depth, and her joyful presence. Those of you who have not yet met her are in for a true blessing. Sunday, April 7 will be Whitney’s first Sunday with us and she will be both celebrate and preach that day. Thank you to all of you who advised me on her call and participated in interviews with her. I am so glad she is here and you will be too! Holy Week and Easter With the coming of Palm Sunday on April 14, we move fully and unavoidably toward the events of Good Friday and, ultimately, Easter. I encourage you to take full advantage of the worship and devotional opportunities during Holy Week. Emmanuel has a rich tradition of observances. There will also be one or two new things to look for. On Palm Sunday we will have the Blessing of the Palms and, weather permitting, go in processional from the Jones lawn to the sanctuary. We will also asperge the palms and the people. “Asperge” is really just a fancy church word for “sprinkle”. It is one of the physical ways in our tradition that we bless people and things. It is also a reminder of our baptism, the vows of which we will renew on Easter. Our Maundy Thursday liturgy is a meaningful one. You will have an opportunity to have your feet washed, participate in stripping the altar, and hold vigil through the night in prayer. Foot washing, though somewhat awkward for some of us, is considered a sacrament in at least one denomination. You’ll remember that Jesus washed the feet of the disciples at the last supper. This year, as a sign and symbol of servanthood and humility, Whitney and I will wash your feet. This is particularly appropriate as this is our first Holy Week with you. This is also a Eucharistic service, so we will share Holy Communion. Continued on page 2

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Continued from page 1 Following these two very important and moving expressions of our life together, we will strip the altar. This action symbolizes the stripping of Jesus’ body before he was crucified. You are invited to be a part of this. The clergy will remove items from inside the communion rail and members of the Altar Guild and the congregation will carry them into the dining room. Once everything is removed, I will wash the altar. The altar is first wiped down with vinegar, then with water, as Jesus’ body would have been pre-pared for a hasty burial. I encourage you to sign up to pray with the consecrated elements for an hour during the night between Maundy Thursday and Good Friday. Don’t let that length of time intimidate you. We will supply reading materials and suggestions for your time. Few of us spend an hour in prayer and you may find incredible benefit from this. We will ensure the building is secure and there will usually be another person praying as well. Sign up either in the dining room or online at www.emmanuelepiscopal.org on the Maundy Thursday page. Sunday Morning Worship Times I hope you have noticed that April worship times are a bit of a jumble (see below and page 11) . Our current Sunday morning schedule doesn’t accommodate time for us to be together as a congregation. So when we have a special event, like welcoming a new priest or the bishop, we end up needing to do some re-arranging. This is confusing, especially to our neighbors who want to visit with us. Our Worship Service Time Work Group has met twice now to explore what we like about our current schedule, what is miss-ing, and how changing it might affect the whole system of worship, formation, and fellowship. We have drawn no conclusions, but instead are working to articulate the issues. My goal is to have an experimental schedule ready for the fall. At that point we will try out a new schedule for six months – long enough to actually get used to it – then re-evaluate and adjust as needed. I wish you encouragement and strength in this Lenten home stretch. I pray you will know Christ more deeply through it as we move toward the empty tomb. Faithfully,

Holy Week and Easter Service Schedule

Maundy Thursday, April 18 Holy Eucharist with foot washing and stripping of the altar at 7:00 p.m.

(nursery open during this service)

Garden of Gethsemane Prayer Vigil 8:00 p.m. until Noon Good Friday

Good Friday, April 19 Holy Eucharist with reserved sacraments and reading of the Passion at Noon

Stations of the Cross at 3:00 p.m. Tenebrae Service at Christ Lutheran at 7:00 p.m.

Easter Vigil, April 20 Holy Eucharist with baptism at 8:00 p.m. (bring bells to ring!)

No childcare during this service.

Easter, April 21 Holy Eucharist Rite I at 7:30 a.m.

Festival Eucharist with children & adult choirs, brass and organ at 9:00 a.m. Festival Eucharist with brass and organ at 11:00 a.m.

No 5:30 p. m .service

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Welcome The Rev. Whitney Rice!

April 1, 2019 we welcome Whitney Rice as Associate Rector. Whitney comes to us from St. Francis In-The Fields Episcopal Church in Zionsville, Indiana. Whitney is a native Missourian and a cradle Episcopalian. She was raised in Lee’s Summit, over by Kansas City, and was ordained in the Diocese of Western Missouri in 2008. She’s a graduate of University of Kansas and has an M. Div. from Yale Divinity School. And her hobby is swing dancing!

Whitney describes her ministry gifts as Christian Formation, specifically in Adult Christian Formation. At Emmanuel her emphasis will be Christian Formation for all ages and pastoral care. So many of you will be interfacing with her soon!

Whitney’s office will be located on the 2nd floor, across from the Finance Office. Her email is [email protected] and her extension is 211.

Whitney has a blog you all should read! It’s called Roof Crashers and Hem Grabbers and can be found at: http://www.roofcrashersandhemgrabbers.com/. On her blog you can explore her sermons, previous retreats and workshops she’s led and blog posts such as: “What To Do When You Can’t Forgive Someone Who’s Dead” or “The Church is Dying and It’s the Best That Ever Happened to Us.“ Expect to be wowed, and expect her to be dynamic!

We will welcome Whitney Sunday, April 7, 2019. She will preach at all services that day and will have a reception after the 9:00 a.m. service. Remember no 10:30 service that day!

Maundy Thursday Dinner & Garden of Gethsemane RSVP Prior to the Maundy Thursday service there will be a dinner. There is no cost for dinner . You are invited to join us and then attend the service. We do ask that you RSVP to the dinner by either calling the church office at 314-961-2393 or by visiting our website at www.emmanuelepiscopal.org. You will find information about Maundy Thursday in the Trending Now section. No childcare during dinner. Nursery open during service only.

We also ask that you sign-up for the Garden of Gethsemane Prayer Vigil by calling the par ish office at 314-961-2393, by using a pen and paper sign-up in the parish hall or by visiting the Trending Now section of our website.


DID YOU KNOW...

Holy Week and Easter Notes

1. On Palm Sunday we will begin the Liturgy of the Palms at the Jones Lawn Gathering Place. Follow-ing the blessing of the palms the congregation will experience something new for us: we will receive the asperges, which is the blessing of those gathered with the sprinkling of holy water as a reminder of our baptism. Then like those who followed Jesus as he processed into Jerusalem on a donkey. This will lead us to the front doors of the church, followed by a prayer and entering the church singing All Glory, Laud and Honor.

2. After the Maundy Thursday Eucharist with Foot Washing, we will once again have the opportunity to participate in the Garden of Gethsemane Vigil. The chapel will be transformed into a garden with the

Reserved Sacrament on the altar, as we respond to Jesus’ question to his disciples: “Will you not watch with me for one hour?” We are invited to sign up to be in the chapel for one of the one hour slots from the end of the Maundy Thursday liturgy until the beginning of the Good Friday liturgy at noon. We encourage you to do so with a partner if possible.

3. During the Good Friday Liturgy there will be one new feature: we will at that time be invited to receive Holy Communion from the Reserved Sacrament that has been on the altar during the Vigil. At 3:00 pm another opportunity for worship will be offered: the Service of the Stations of the Cross, which is a devotion to the Passion of Christ which recalls a series of events at the end of Jesus' life from his condemnation to his burial. The Way of the Cross imitates the practice of visiting the places of Jesus' Passion in the Holy Land by early Christian pilgrims. The final offering will be at 7:00 pm at Christ Lutheran’s Service of Tenebrae, during which the candles lighting the church are extin-guished one by one after a series of lessons about the death of Jesus. The service concludes with a cantata sung by their choir.

4. One of the most beautiful services of the year is the Easter Vigil at 8:00 pm on Easter Eve. It begins with the lighting of a new fire and the Pascal Candle on the front porch, then processing inside, the chanting of the Exsultet which is a blessing of the candle. Then follows lessons moving us from

creation of the world through the testimony of the prophets, to the baptismal service or the renewal of baptismal vows, and then the beginning of the Easter liturgy with the lighting of candles and the ring-ing of bells. The choir will be present at this service.

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Eucharistic Visitors (EV’s)

March 30 at the Mission Blitz there was an opportunity for anyone interested learning about the ministry of Eucharistic Visitors to go along on an actual visit. Some of you may be interested in participating as a Eucharistic Visitor but were unable to be here on March 30th. If you are interested, please notify the office.

There will also be in the near future a training session for new Eucharistic Visitors, for those of you wishing further training, and even for Eucharistic Ministers wishing to attend the session on our Church’s theology of the Eucharist. We have discovered that the Bishop expects that all Eucharistic Visitors in the Diocese of Missouri be licensed. In exploring what that involves beyond learning the mechanics of the visits, there is also a requirement of attending a session on Eucharistic theology. We encourage everyone in any of those categories to attend the training coming soon. It will be conducted by our new Associate Rector, the Rev. Whitney Rice.


Jr. Warden News! It is tradition and practice that the Jr. Warden in most Episcopal parishes is given responsibility for the upkeep of the parish buildings and grounds. For many years at Emmanuel, the Jr. Warden was active on Facilities Management. In recent years, we got away from that tradition. Like any business, after personnel costs, the largest operating expense is building and grounds. Because of the importance of maintaining knowledge and passing on knowledge, we are refreshing this tradition. Kim Tappana stepped into the role of Jr. Warden in January and has taken on the challenge of being the primary person responsible for building and grounds. She is working hand in hand with Facilities Management, the office and the Rector. If building things crop up, please keep Kim in the loop. Her contact information is 314-920-2427 or [email protected]. Thank you, Kim!

Webster-Rock Hill Ministries Trivia Night Saturday, April 13, 2019

Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and Trivia at 7:00 p.m. First Congregational Church of Webster Groves

10 West Lockwood Avenue, Webster Groves, MO 63119

Join us for Trivia, Heads/Tails, 50/50 Raffle, Mulligans, attendance prizes and Silent Auction.

Bottled water will be provided and participants are encouraged to bring food and beverages,

including beer and wine, to share with their table. Register by calling the WRHM office at 314-961

-5082. $25 per person or $200/table of (8). Walk-ins and partial tables are welcome. Questions? Call 314-961-5082 or email [email protected].

Upcoming Times to know about regarding Worship and Christian Education

Sunday, April 7 services will be at 8:00 a.m. & 9:00 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. We will have coffee and treats after the 9:00 a.m. service. We will say an official farewell to Warren Crews for being interim assistant since November 2018 and we will introduce you officially to the new Associate Rector, The Rev. Whitney Rice. There will be NO Adult Forum that day, and NO FaithQuest. There WILL be Rite 13 and J2A.

EASTER VIGIL, Sunday, Apr il 20 service time will be 8:00 p.m. EASTER Sunday, Apr il 21 service times will be 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. There will be NO 5:30 p.m. service.

Sunday, April 28 Bishop Wayne Smith will be here for baptisms, confirmations and receptions. Services will be at 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. There will be NO 10:30 a.m. service, NO Christian Education. We will have a reception for those baptized and confirmed. There will be NO Adult Forum and NO FaithQuest. There WILL be Rite 13 and J2A.


2nd Chance to Eat Out to Benefit the Food Center Eat

If you were unable to Eat Out for the Food Center in March, guess what? We have a second chance! Monday, April 29, 2019 California Pizza Kitchen at the Galleria Mall will host all Emmanuelites AND their friends from 11:00 am to 9:30 pm.

Tell your server when you order (dine in or carryout!), and California Pizza Kitchen will donate 20% of your check to the Emmanuel Food Center. Purchases include dine in, take out, catering and all beverages.

To qualify we must have 20 RSVP commitments to eat on our meal page before April 26, 2019, or the meal will be canceled. Click on the following link to sign up (RSVP). You may share this link to your friends: https://www.groupraise.com/events/89078

Make it a NO COOK MONDAY!

Food Center Report

Annual Food Center Ingathering

For the month of March the food center is asking for contributions of Saltine Crackers to maintain our shelf stock. Please consider a donation to assist those of our community in need.

Just drop them in the food basket as you enter the front doors in the narthex Sunday morning or place them in the food basket outside the Food Center on the pew under the parish bulletin board.

Thanks to the following individuals for their generous gifts to the Food Center in February. Dorothea Bean Rick & MJ Kuhn Peg Cooper Holy Redeemer Mary DeBenedetti Mary Sandman Marilyn Keller Marian Scatcherd Roger & Fran Koch St. Anthony Althea Kortenhof Joanne Warren Henry Knock Webster University Thanks also to the many anonymous donors!

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CLERGY & STAFF

Jenny Hulen, Rector (ext. 212) Whitney Rice, Associate Rector (ext. 211)

Warren E. Crews, Priest Affiliate Paul A. Metzler, Priest Affiliate Trent Patterson, Choir Director

Chuck Peery, Organist Lauren Honz, Children’s Choir Director

Kevin Williams, Christian Youth Formation (ext 213) Theresa Grumke, Finance Assistant

Phillip Poke, Sexton Mimi Shipp, Parish Assistant for Ministry Support (ext 209)

Rachael Ludwig, Preschool Director (ext 123) Jamie Shannon, PA for Ministry Support (ext. 249)

MINISTRY CHAIRS:

Janet Dobbs, Senior Warden Kim Tappana, Junior Warden

Gary Tappana, Treasurer Brian Stephenson, Secretary

Mark Jordan, Finance Committee Jane Emerson, Suzie Florent & Marilyn Keller,

Altar Guild Jane Emerson & Mimi Shipp, Archivists

Peg Cooper, Caring Ministries Megan Wren & Martha LaFata,

Environmental Stewardship David Pluhar & Paul LaFata, Facilities Management

Scot Copeland, Matt Schunke Men of Emmanuel

Laura Buffington/Scot Copeland, Parish Life Evelyn Archer, Laura Buffington, Women of Emmanuel

Staff Email Addresses

[email protected] [email protected]

[email protected] (Theresa) [email protected] [email protected]

[email protected] (Jamie) [email protected]

[email protected] [email protected]

Church number is 314-961-2393

In the case of a pastoral emergency after office hours, please call 314-961-2393 x212

If no answer, leave a message, include date and time. A member of the clergy will return your call

ASAP!

Youth News and Events

Jr. High April 7 Rite 13 will star t late 10:45 a.m. please say HELLO to Whitney and GOODBYE to Warren first! April 7 Brown bag at 11:!5 a.m.

April 7 Bowling 11:45-2:30 p.m.

General Rummage Sale information: Parents: Watch for the email from Kevin for link to SignUpGenius to sign up to work! Friday, May 10 is set up day: people will be dropping off donations, tables need to be set up, items need to be priced. A pizza dinner will served about 6:00 pm. Saturday, May 11 is sale day: we'll need volunteers for set up, sales, and clean up. A light breakfast will be provided.

Sr. High

April 7 J2A will star t late 10:45 a.m. Please say HELLO to Whitney and GOODBYE to Warren first! April 28 Confirmation at the 9:00 a.m. service.


April 1 Josh Copeland

April 2 Sue Clauss Marilyn Keller

April 4 Dick Clark Skippy Keefer Mary Ann Lemonds Christi Maginn

April 5 James Ammon Jack Austin Julia Clark James Killion Jack McAllister

April 6 Madeline Gregston Christine Kraeger Kelsey Mitchell

April 7 Chuck Miller Susan Mitchell Myron Peck

April 8 Dave Buck Mary Killion Charlie Martin Maisie Powers Amy Ryan

April 9 Scot Copeland Joel Crews Margaret Rowe

April 10 Paula Grow Sarah Kaul

April 11 Richard Keyes Barb Russell

April 12 Mary Ellen Bleyer Stanley Husi Katie McGuire Courtney Poplstein Jessica Schunke

April 13 Peter Bogetto Bob Shillito

April 14 Maura Salsich Kate Schuchmann

April 15 Tina Kennedy

April 16 Adam Kopff

April 17 Candace Hooker Shelley Layton Bob Meinz

April 18 Jimi Greco

April 19 Maggie Wallace

April 20 Benjamin Patterson

April 21 Gerald Early Matthew Wilson

April 22 Trent Patterson Alice Snodgrass

April 23 Judy Ermold Emma McAllister

April 24 Cole Fielder

April 26 Rachel Fisher Debby Long

April 28 Ben Wagnon

April 29 Elizabeth Fear Laura McCord Annalee Thornton

April 30 Sandy Baker Olivia Weaver

APRIL BIRTHDAYS

ANNIVERSARIES

April 4

Bob & Cecelia McFadden

April 9

Stan & Val Walch

April 16

Bill & Rosie Wallis

April 24

Chris & Melissa Patt

April 27

John & Lisa Liss

April 29

Mark & Caroline Gilje

April 30

Carl & Sue Smith


THE PRAYERS OF THE PARISH ARE

REQUESTED FOR:

PLEASE keep the office updated on the progress of those you have placed on this list so our list remains timely.

ARMED FORCES Parishioners: Aaron Faust, Adam Erickson

Brian Maginn, Christi & Denny Maginn's son Stephen Carson, Nan Rimbach's nephew Ron Asher, Sara Loyet's nephew

IN HOSPITAL/TESTS /REHAB/PROCEDURES

Parishioners:

Fred Bechtold, friend of Tom Jones

Brielle Clark, Tricia Copeland’s niece David Cannon, Debbie Mason’s nephew Susan Blystone, Hilary Perkins’ friend John Thomson, friend of Kuhn’s Lynn Milander, Rene Howard’s mother Alice, friend of Betsy Mackey Ed Porter, Lissa Johnson’s uncle Joy Ferguson, Doris Ferguson’s daughter-in-law Aaron Crowell, friend of Angie MacBryde Sue Snyder, Nancy McClary’s friend

LONG TERM MEDICAL NEEDS

Parishioners: Paul Reuter, Maggie Rieber, Bill Wright

Ernest Poke, Phillip Poke’s brother Joey Huber, Margaret & George Blistain’s grandson Ben Schneider, MacBryde's grandson Tom Yager, Jim & Mary Ann Groetsch’s friends

RECUPERATING

Parishioners: Jim Groetsch, Gail Bailey, Laura McCord, Nan Rimbach and Doris Ferguson

SERIOUS ILLNESS

Parishioners: Jessy Schmitz

Cece Wall, Carol Evans’ daughter Sally Johnson, Sandy & Phil Baker’s niece Beverly Lutman, Lisanne Schraer’s aunt Casey Sherwin, Jay & Brenda Ritzen’s friend Rose Belford, Chris Ruhland’s mother-in-law Troy Stewart, JoAnne Warren’s niece’s husband Angela Huber, Margaret and George Blistain’s daughter Nancy Thomas, Laura McCord’s cousin Mary Boeger, Sue Smith’s sister Robert Hallahan, Kerry Thacker’s father Jennifer, friend of Mary Ann Lemonds Mark Korn, Barb Buck’s cousin Joe and Gail Gibson, Shari Kelts’ sister & brother-in-law Jim Price, friend of Lissa Johnson & Mark McReynolds Mike, friend of Jane Emerson

SERIOUS ILLNESS continued

Billie McReynolds, cousin of Ann McReynolds, Jane Emerson & Mark McReynolds David Ripes, friend of Pam Belloli Val Lewis, friend of Tricia Copeland Tina Smith Reckamp, friend of Tricia Copeland Cathy Ammons, Allison Williams' friend Dickie Priest, Betsy Mackey's friend Carole Smith, friend of Nancy McClary Heather McFadden, Margaret DeYoung's friend Jim Spangler, John Mitchell's brother-in-law Patricia McGregor, Stella Spalt’s cousin Sue Fritchley, Tom & Sandi Fischer’s friend Kate Bell, Nancy McClary’s friend Keira Stout, child of Grace Clark’s co-worker

SPECIAL NEEDS

Parishioners: Mary Ann Groetsch, Betty Walker, Jack Love, Delena Moredock, Mary Roberts, Jeff Morrison, and Dorothy Haddock Craig Tudor, Debby Martin’s cousin Dan Parker, Scott Parker’s father Demetria Brown, Phillip Poke’s step-daughter Cindy & David Cannon, Debbie Mason’s sister/brother-in-law Ann Sullivan, friend of Barb Buck Bob Roderick, friend of Anne Munroe David Orris, friend of Nancy McClary Linda Park, Laura McCord’s cousin Elise, friend of Shari Kelts’ Chad Warren, JoAnne Warren’s son Alan Kelts, Shari Kelts’ brother Carol McPherson, Food Center client Elaine Carlisle, Allison Williams’ aunt Andrew Sartorious, Emily Burst’s brother Barb Flasch, friend of Mary Ann Lemonds Jackie Mullarkey, friend of Mary Ann Lemonds Tim Flasch, friend of Mary Ann Lemonds Bill Kincaid, friend of the Buck Family Pat W., friend of Allison and Kevin Williams Douglas Moody, friend of the Kuhn family Amy Soll, Shari Kelts’ daughter Charlotte Roberts, Tina Kennedy’s mother The Ricker Family, friends of Lyn Anthoney Bob & Pat Klein, friends of Jim & Mary Ann Groetsch Dorothy Koeff, Lisanne Schraer’s mother Jake and Angela, friends of Shari Kelts Liza Henderson, Barbara Ballard’s daughter Amy Tyler, friend of Shari Kelts Becky Miller, Mary Jane Kuhn’s Goddaughter Marguerite Arreano, Michael Martines’ aunt Keith Stumpf, JoAnne Warren’s friend Julie Drefke, friend of Diana Knapp Ieshia Charging Hawk, friend of adult mission trip group Sue Kohler, Sue & Lou Clauss' friend Maggie & Jemma Moccasin, friends of Adult Mission Trip Greg Goodman, Barb Russell’s friend


Congratulations to Abby and Tim Boegeman on the birth of William Boegeman. Big brother Theo is happy too!

Congratulations to Colette Giezentanner, granddaughter of Mary Ann and Jim Groetsch for coming in 2nd in the 33rd Annual St. Louis Post Dispatch Regional Spelling Bee! Colette is a student at Robert H. Sperreng Middle School in the Lindbergh District.

Congratulations to Lauren Knapp for being a finalist in the St Louis Symphony’s Express the Music writing competition in the Prose category. Express the Music is a cross-curricular competition that integrates creative writing into the English language arts and fine arts curriculums for students grades 6-12 to discover a new orchestral work and respond with prose or poetry inspired by the music. This season, students explored the finale of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 and responded with stories, essays, and poems that express creative thought and emotion. Proud parents and brother are Diana and Stephen Knapp, and Jonathan!

Our sympathies to Kerry Thacker on the death of her father, Robert Hallahan.

Our sympathies to Karen Winning on the death of her mother, LaVerne R. Albach.

Welcome to Alexis Tardy who joined the Faith and For the Sake of All on April 1 as Program Director. Alexis will graduate in May from Eden Seminary and will be working part-time. While she’s not new, we introduce Dominique Shields too. Dominique (on the right) joined FFSOA in January as administrator for Faith and For the Sake of All. Welcome to the building Alexis and Dominique!

ABOUT THE PARISH FAMILY

Emmanuel Women’s Book Club After our winter hiatus, Emmanuel’s Women’s Book Club meets Monday, April 29 at 7:00 p.m. The April book is Trains and Lovers by Alexander McCall Smith. See you then! Kristen Moore

Monthly Collection Drive Shoes for Shoeman Water Projects. Shoeman takes new or gently used shoes that are either donated to developing countries OR sold and the proceeds are used to fund safe water projects in developing countries.

Bring shoes tied or rubber banded together (people do like to have a pair!). We’ll have some rubber bands by the bins.

It’s important the shoes donated have life in them!

Types of shoes include sneakers, sandals, flip-flops, cleats, athletic, pumps, heels, work boots.

NO HOLES in the shoes, and NO SLIPPERS!

Emmanuel Episcopal Church 9 South Bompart Avenue Webster Groves, MO 63119 Address Service Requested

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Lent / Holy Week / Easter Propers

The Great Vigil of Easter – April 20 Genesis 1:1-2:2 Exodus 14:10-15:1 Isaiah 55:1-11 Ezekiel 36:24-28 Zephaniah 3:12-20

Easter Day - April 21 Acts 10:34-43 Psalm 118:1-2, 14-24 1 Corinthians 15:19-26 John 20:1-18

Maundy Thursday - April 18 Exodus 12:1-4, 11-14 Psalm 116:1, 10-17 1 Corinthians 11:23-26 John 13:1-17, 31b-35

Good Friday - April 19 Isaiah 52:13-53:12 Psalm 22 Hebrews 10:16-25 John 18:1-19:42

The Sunday of the Passion-Palm Sunday - April 14 Isaiah 50:4-9a Psalm 31:9-16 Philippians 2:5-11 Luke 22:14-23:56

The Fifth Sunday in Lent - April 7 Isaiah 43:16-21 Psalm 126 Philippians 3:4b-14 John 12:1-8

Second Sunday of Easter - April 28 Acts 5:27-32 Psalm 150 Revelation 1:4-8 John 20:19-31

The next newsletter deadline is April 23, 2019, for the issue to be published on May 1, 2019. Thank you!

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