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| Flowers given in loving memory of Carol & George E. Smith by Jeannette & Russell Mead and Muffy Smith |
Services for this coming Sunday, July 19th and the
Seventh Sunday after Pentecost, will be at 8 and 10, with coffee hours
following both services. We hope you will join us for worship and fellowship.
Readings for this coming Sunday: 2
Samuel 7:1-14a, Psalm 89, Ephesians 2:11-22, Mark 6:30-34, 53-56.  |
| Karl, with Gretchen, his grandchildren, and his daughter Nancy, taken when they visited from Alaska in 2007. |
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| You don’t want to miss the fun! |
Tickets are
going fast for our Lobster/Steak Dinner on August 7th. I
apologize for the confusion on the ticket price; it is $30 ($5 for a children’s
hotdog meal). The FUN-Raising Committee would like your help in posting fliers
the accurate price information on
them, so please pick up corrected fliers on Sunday and replace those that are in error.
While the chief cooks are the DeGroot’s and their good (and very generous friends) Jay and Yvonne Ramsey, the committee depends on members of the parish to lend a hand with set-up, clean-up, ticket-taking, and blueberry-buckle-making! Please sign up or talk to Carol or Sally.
While the chief cooks are the DeGroot’s and their good (and very generous friends) Jay and Yvonne Ramsey, the committee depends on members of the parish to lend a hand with set-up, clean-up, ticket-taking, and blueberry-buckle-making! Please sign up or talk to Carol or Sally.
An opportunity to enjoy the work of our parish photographer, Duane
Dale, through the end of July. Stop by the Cook Library in Tamworth village any
time the library is open to enjoy his exhibit “Summer Nights at the Barnstormers” – a wonderful collection of his
photographs of shows taken over the past several summers.
Food for thought by Br. David Vryhof (posted today from “Brother, Give Us a
Word”), and particularly relevant as we have been walking with Karl and Gretchen
and will continue to companion her and each other in the days and weeks ahead…
Companion
God does not stand outside our pain but within it, as a Companion, holding us in his arms and sharing in our grief and loss. Indeed, God has shared our suffering and knows our grief. We are not alone.
God does not stand outside our pain but within it, as a Companion, holding us in his arms and sharing in our grief and loss. Indeed, God has shared our suffering and knows our grief. We are not alone.
With love,
Heidi+
Heidi+
