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8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
The St. Francis Men's Group meets at Sam's Place at 8:30am to 9:30am for a no host breakfast and fellowship gathering.
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8:00 AM
This service is quiet and meditative and is closely linked with the historic Book of Common Prayer services from the Church of England. It is derived from the English Prayer Book of 1662. There is a sermon and Holy Communion every Sunday.
9:00 AM
This service was designed by a group at St. Francis to be family-friendly. It follows the Episcopal Church outline of Bible readings, sermon, prayers and Holy Communion. The St. Francis Singers lead the contemporary music.
10:30 AM
This service is characteristic of the traditional, formal worship of the Episcopal Church and uses the full 20 centuries of Christian worship in contemporary English.
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Stewardship, Education and Development through the Year
This year the rector, wardens and vestry have identified financial health as a priority for St. Francis. A Stewardship Committee has been appointed and is in the process of implementing a year-round program for stewardship, education and development which was created by congregation member, The Rev. David Gordon, when he was the Stewardship Officer for the Diocese of New York. David’s program has been implemented throughout the Episcopal Church and Anglican Church of Canada.
What is stewardship? Christian stewardship involves the responsible management of the financial affairs of the church as well as the individual or family, but it goes beyond money. God created all things, including people, who are to be caretakers, or stewards of all that God created. Being good stewards involves protecting and improving our natural surroundings and environment. It also includes our concern for humanity.
How do I get involved? All members of St. Francis are invited to share their dreams for St. Francis.
Questions? Talk to our rector, The Rev. Vanessa Glass, or a member of the Stewardship Committee: Robert Tarleton, Chair; Jay Kuhlman, Vice-Chair; Gwen Soberay, Secretary; Peter Bland, Information Coordinator; Meredith Burrell, Arrangements Coordinator; Betsy Guthrie, Commitment Coordinator.
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The eScrip Program: Something for Nothing?!?!
- Do you shop at Safeway? Stay at a Quality Inn? Buy clothes at Old Navy? Eat at Mary’s Pizza Shack? If you do, and you REGISTER for e-Scrip, you will be earning up to an 8% return for St. Francis Church because we are a registered e-Scrip organization. After you register your debit, credit, Safeway Club Card and Chevron credit card, a contribution in your name is made to St. Francis each time you use your registered card at participating merchants.
Go to ESCRIP.COM and register online using our Group #5835641.
Once you’re registered, there’s nothing else to do but shop. You can go to http://www.escrip.com/ for a complete, up-to-date list of merchants.
Committee Members: Jennifer Baldwin, Kim Connolly
