All Saints Activities
Notice To All Saints
Parishioners and Visitors
Please Do Not Park
On Meeting Street. Not only is it
a hazard, it is also against Town Hall and
Fire Department regulations (notice the red
signs at both main parking lot entrances)
and if caught, you could be ticketed and
fined. Parking on the street increases the
turning radius of vehicles entering and
exiting both main driveways thus blocking
others from entering/exiting the same. Many
car minors and in some cases car doors, have
been damaged or knocked off by oncoming
vehicles that were squeezed by cars parked
on the road. Meeting Street is designed for
two-way traffic and must be kept clear,
especially for emergency vehicles like fire
engines and ambulances! Thanking you in
advance for your cooperation in this all
important safety matter!
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Sunday - September 5
We are happy you are here this morning and hope that you are touched by
the peace of Christ through worship
with us.
The Altar
Arrangements today are given to
the Glory of God by Carolyn and Bob
Moore in loving memory of their
daughter Helen Louise Moore.
Sunday Adult Christian Education The multi-part DVD series The Dead Sea
Scrolls will conclude on September 5. Beginning with September 12 and running
through October 3, The Rev. Richard Lindsey will present a four-part program
titled Canterbury Tales—A discussion series based on selected articles from the
Anglican Theological Review.
| September 12 |
The Church-Shaped Mission or the Mission-Shaped
Church? You decide. |
| September 19 |
Biblical Reasoning |
| September 26 |
Climbing Higher, Plunging Deeper—at Home in the
Ocean of God. |
| October 3 |
A Middle Way? |
All programs will be held in the parish hall at 9 am and
all are welcome!
Children's Education Program 2010-2011: All Saints is currently planning an
exciting new program for this school year. Stop by the children's education
table on Sunday this month 10-10:15am for details. We look forward to talking
with you and your children...see you then!
Clergy Visits…If you, or
someone you know is getting ready for
a hospital stay, is in the hospital
or recovery center or has become
homebound for whatever reason, and a
visit by a member of the clergy
would be beneficial, please remember to call the parish
office 681-8333.
Child Care Our Cherub Nursery
for Newborns through Two Years of
Age, which provides safe and adult
supervised care, is located in the
parish house at the end of the main
hallway. The nursery is open
Sundays at 9 am.
For Our Young Churchgoers
Ages Three and Over Activity folders
with drawing paper, crayons, and a
Bible text to color are available
for use each Sunday at the
Children’s Book Center in the church
narthex.
Large Print Bulletins are
available for Sunday worship
services. Please ask an usher.
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Mid-Week
Eucharist on
Thursday at 10
am
followed by a
Service of
Healing.
Centering
Prayer will
now be offered
at two different
times on
Mondays…9 &
11:15am.
Centering Prayer
is also held on
Wednesdays at
9:15am at the
home of Fred and
Lillian Hill, 86
Doncaster Lane,
Sun City,
338-9548.
All Saints
Episcopal Church
Women—ECW
Tuesday
September 7
kicks
off the year
with Dinner at
5:45pm followed
by a special
presentation on
The History and
Making of the
National
Cathedral. This
dinner event is
open to All
parishioners
(men included)
and their
guests. Dinner
cost 6.00; the
sign up sheet is
located on the
parish hall
bulletin board.
Opening Choir
Party will
be held
Thursday
September 9,
6 pm at the home
of Betty
Hartley, 11
Nesting Lane,
Sun City. Anyone
who wishes to
join the choir
is invited!
Please call
Betty at
705-1969 to let
her know you are
coming.
9/11 Ecumenical
Service of
Remembrance will
be held
Saturday
September 11
at Bluffton
United Methodist
Church beginning
at 5 pm. This
service is
sponsored by the
Low Country AGO
(American Guild
of Organists).
Ray Ackermann,
Dean, will be
conducting the
choir. All are
invited.
Dinner and A
Movie This
popular Small
Group program,
hosted by our
rector Rick
Lindsey at his
home, returns on
Monday September
13 at
5:30 pm. A sign
up sheet is
posted on the
parish hall
bulletin board;
seating is
limited to 20!
Inquirers’
Class—A Chance
to Begin or
Begin Again
If you would
like to prepare
for
Confirmation,
Reception or
Re-affirmation
or are simply
wanting to
explore your
faith or learn
more about the
church, please
join Mark
Brinkmann
Tuesday evenings
beginning
September 21
at 5:45 pm in
the Library.
This program
features videos
which address
various topics
with helpful
insights and
interesting
conversation.
Dinner will be
proved and there
will be time for
relaxed
fellowship as
well as open
discussion. A
sign up sheet is
located on the
parish hall
bulletin board.
Tired of
being driven?
If so, why
not be the
driver? Do you
have a few free
hours each
month? Please
consider giving
them to Friends
With Wheels.
Some of your
neighbors have
medical
appointments but
don’t have the
ability to drive
to them. You can
provide a real
lift in their
lives by driving
them to and from
a doctor’s
office or the
hospital. It
doesn’t take
much time and is
tremendously
rewarding.
Please contact
Margaret Collins
at 757-2932.
All Saints
now has a
welcome VIDEO
to introduce
newcomers and
visitors to our
parish! You can
see and hear it
by going to our
home site,
www.allsaints-hhi.org.
Click on
‘Welcome Video’
to view it. It
shows the warmth
and openness of
our All Saints
family and the
vitality and
diversity of our
worship,
Christian
education,
mission,
outreach and
fellowship.
Altar Guild
Members are
needed for this
rewarding
ministry! All
Saints Altar
Guild is open to
all parishioners
(women and men),
age 21 and over.
Each member will
be trained for
the Eucharist
service of your
choice. Call Jan
Padolik at
705-3255 or
Marge Patchet at
681-7927 for
more
information.
Acolyte
Casting Call
Did you ever
want to be an
acolyte but
never had the
opportunity? Or,
if you were an
acolyte, would
you like to be a
part of that
ministry again?
If so,
opportunity is
knocking at the
door! Contact
Father Rick or
Father Mark at
the church
office 681-8333.
All Saints
Flower Guild
is open to
anyone with a
love of flowers
and a wish to
further enhance
our altar. No
experience
necessary –
training will be
provided.
Contact Shirley
Pearse at
342-5119.
Sunday Altar
Flowers may
be given for a
Thanksgiving,
Memorial or
Celebration. The
cost is $40.00.
Contact Carolyn
Moore at
681-5391.
Coffee Hour
Hosts &
Hostesses
The dictionary
describes
"Fellowship as
the sharing of
persons having
similar tastes,
interests, etc."
We need
volunteers to
help us continue
this special
Sunday morning
tradition here
at All Saints
Church. Won't
you please share
your time and
talents by
agreeing to host
a Sunday Coffee
Hour. It's
really simple.
All you need do
is bring about 3
dozen
goodies…they can
even be store
bought…arrive
for church a
little early to
make coffee and
put out the
goodies, and
stay a few
minutes after
coffee hour to
help clean up.
That's all!! We
need about three
hosts per week.
If every family
in the church
would agree to
do coffee hour,
we'd only need
your help once
every 2 years.
But, everyone
needs to "share"
to keep this
"fellowship"
going. Look for
the signup sheet
in Gordon Mann
Hall and sign up
today. PLEASE
HELP!
“…We commend
to Almighty God
our brother N.,
and we commit
his body to its
resting place….”
One such
place is All
Saints’
Columbarium and
Memorial Garden,
a beautiful
tranquil garden
setting just
outside the
church. To keep
it beautiful and
respectful of
the lives of
those for whom
it is their
resting place,
volunteers are
needed. Spend
just one hour
each month,
along with
another person,
keeping this
sacred space
neat and
presentable.
Basic gardening
skills are
appreciated but
can be taught.
Call Rayburn
Barton at
846-0511 if you
would like to
honor those
whose rest
eternal is our
responsibility.
ECW’s Women
in Need Program
continues to
gather the
following items
for distribution
to Citizens
Opposed to
Domestic Abuse
(CODA) and Room
at the Inn
shelters:
Regular and
Maternity size
warm-weather
clothing/shoes
for women and
children of all
sizes; Diapers
and related
items for
newborns and
infants; anklet
socks for all
ages; color
books & crayons
for under age 6;
wide rule loose
leaf notebook
paper & #2
yellow pencils,
colored pencils;
and old cell
phones for 911
conversion. Also
being collected
are old
prescription eye
glasses and
regular sun
glasses. The
donation center
is located in
the parish hall
next to the
hanging quilt.
Your generosity
is greatly
appreciated.
Is This A
Ministry For
You? There
are many ways in
which
parishioners of
All Saints share
in the life of
the parish, and
one of these is
by serving as a
Eucharistic
Minister. We
welcome any who
are interested
in this
ministry. Please
contact Brad
Tufts at
342-9549 or
Father Rick or
Father Mark at
the parish
office.
Friends with
Wheels Do
you enjoy
multi-tasking?
If so, Friends
with Wheels
could use your
talents. Many of
our neighbors
have no way to
get to their
medical
appointments.
You can help by
driving or by
scheduling
drivers. Could
you be available
to drive one
morning or
afternoon a
week? How about
setting aside
one morning a
month to answer
phone requests
for rides? It’s
rewarding and is
a great way to
reach out to
help someone.
Please contact
Margaret Collins
at 757-2932.
Sunday
Greeters
Come and join
our welcoming
corps of women
and men who meet
and greet our
Sunday visitors
and parishioners
alike! Pick your
own service
time! If you
attend 8
o’clock, contact
Jenifer Gajdalo
at 681-3881; and
for the 10:15
service, contact
Kay Baker at
681-8228.
Here is a
wonderful
opportunity to
serve your
church Be an
Usher! Both male
and female
ushers are
needed to join
the All Saints
Usher Corps. No
experience
necessary. For
more information
contact Jim
Moore at
681-8273.
Name tags,
name tags.
Of course we
should all wear
one so everyone
will know
everyone else’s
name (and avoid
embarrassing
moments). Now
you can pick up
your name tag in
the carousal in
the narthex and
leave it in a
basket at the
front door of
the parish hall
when you leave
coffee hour.
Little All
Saints elves
will put all the
name tags back
in the carousal
during the week.
Speak to a
Greeter.
Meeting Space
Availability
PLEASE remember
to check with
the Parish
Office if your
group/club/committee
is interested in
using any of All
Saints’
facilities for
your meetings,
dinner events,
etc. Space is
limited and
days/times are
filling up fast
for the upcoming
season.
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Support
The Prayers of the People
are the time in which we “bring before God the needs of
others” (BCP p. 856). Please lift up the names below and any
others for which you have particular concerns in your private
prayers in the week to come.
All Saints Prayer
List (Click here)
Those in Military Service: Chris Abbott, Thom Brinkmann,
Chris Cherrix, Ryan Curry, Kevin Duffy, George Figgett, Aaron
Jackson, Trevor Jones, Erik Lopez, Christopher McGarry, Todd Moore, Don Pallone,
Carl Pearson, Chandler Pearson, James Rumford, Scott
& Terri Saunders, Kip Shively, Scott Smith, Tim Szen, Laurie
Tedesco, Anthony
Vogt, Casey Whitley.
Those in Missionary Service:
The Helsby Family in Mwanza, Tanzania; The McGregor Family - Bishop Todd McGregor,
Diocese of Tolaria, Madagascar and his wife The Reverend Patsy
McGregor.
Diocese of South Carolina: The Right
Reverend Mark J. Lawrence; Diocese of the Dominican Republic: The
Right Reverend Julio C. Holguin; La Rendencion, Barahona.
Clergy Visits If you, or
someone you know is getting ready for a hospital stay, is in the
hospital or recovery center or has become homebound for whatever
reason, and a visit by a member of the clergy would be beneficial,
please remember to call the parish office 681-8333.
Lay Care Givers
In the midst of the complexities of life, when the world is steaming
full speed ahead, a Lay Care Giver is able and willing to pause
with a person who has come upon a place in their life that is
significant, difficult, important, and challenging, that requires
the care and presence of another person on the journey. A Lay Care
Giver is a trained parishioner who values the spiritual journey and
the integrity of a person’s life. It is about a ministry of
presence, listening, and about the care of one person to another. If
you, or some one you know, could benefit from a Lay Care Giver,
please contact the rector at the church office or Mary Ann Gebler
645-4111.
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Community
Feed My Sheep Jesus said to
Simon Peter, “Simon, son of John, if you
love me, feed my lambs, tend my sheep.” (taken
from John 21: 15-17) Feed My Sheep is All
Saints’ outreach project for our local food
pantries Bluffton Self Help and The Deep Well
Project. For
September, donations needed are “Canned
Vegetables—green beans, corn, carrots, peas,
tomatoes, etc.”
Grocery stores
run specials every week…pick up one or two items
each time you go and bring them to church on
Sunday. Contributions can be placed in the
wicker basket located in the narthex. It’s
that easy!
ECW’s Women in Need
Program continues to gather the following
items for distribution to Citizens Opposed to
Domestic Abuse (CODA) and Room at the Inn
shelters: Regular and
Maternity size warm-weather clothing/shoes for
women and children of all sizes; Diapers and
related items for newborns and infants; anklet
socks for all ages; color books & crayons for
under age 6; wide rule loose leaf notebook paper
& #2 yellow pencils, colored pencils; and old
cell phones for 911 conversion. Also being
collected are old prescription eye glasses and
regular sun glasses. The donation
center is located in the parish hall next to the
hanging quilt. Your generosity is greatly
appreciated.
Hollings Cancer
Center at MUSC Charleston is accepting
donations of Boost and Ensure for patients in
treatment. Donations can be dropped off at the
reserved spot in the narthex.
Hilton Head Fire & Rescue offers American Heart
Association CPR, AED (automated external defibrillator)
and First Aid Classes. The only cost is $4 for a 2 year
certification card and $10 if you would like to purchase
a book. Call 682-5141 for more information or to
register for a class.
Volunteers in Medicine Clinic
is in critical need of volunteers, especially in the Pharmacy
division. Complete details are located on the bulletin board
in the parish hall foyer.
Learn more about VIM at their
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