Weekly Bulletin and Parish News
Our Weekly Bulletin and Parish News contains important information about the Worship Services and Activities at St. John’s Anglican Church. You can view the latest issue or refer to one of our previous bulletins.
In the Weekly Bulletin and Parish News for Sunday, August 20, 2017:
Choir Rehearsals Resume Thursday, Aug 24 … Rehearsals for the Bell Choir and Chancel Choir will resume Thursday, August 24th (6:00 pm for bells / 7:00 for choir). First Sunday for full chancel choir will be August 27th. For more info see Alan Potts.
CGS Parent Meeting, Sunday, Aug 27, 10:15 … A meeting will be held for parents of children in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd program (age 3-12) next Sunday, Aug 27 at 10:15 in the Guild Parlor. On the table for discussion are important changes in the start time and snack routine, as well as discerning interest in a Wednesday evening program for parents that would include a light potluck and additional time in the atrium for the children. (CGS is designed as a two-hour program to give the children plenty of time to work with the materials.) Join us!
Rally Day Returns! Sunday, Sept 3, 10:15 … What is Rally Day?! It’s an opportunity to see all that’s going on at St. John’s and to be inspired to get involved! Posters describing the various ministries and activities will be on display in Mitchell Hall during Coffee Hour. Come and see!
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