All Saints Episcopal Church, Hilton Head Island, SC
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CHRISTIAN EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
Worship Services
Holy Eucharist--Sunday, 8 & 10:15 am
Thursday, 10 am
followed by A Service of Healing
Christian Education
Sundays @ 9 am for Adults
Children's Sunday
School @ 10 am
Bible Studies
Tuesday, Men @ 7:30 am, Women @ 10:30 am
Thursday, Adults
@ 11 am
Centering Prayer
Monday @ 9 am
Wednesday, Sun City @ 9:15 am
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Sunday Adult Christian Education “The Lives of Great Christians”, featuring men and women of different times and circumstances who are notable for practice of the Christian Life, this video series intends to inspire us to think creatively about what it means to be Christians in the 21st century.
| February 7 | Augustine |
| February 14 | St. Patrick and the Conversion of Ireland |
Feb. 21-Mar. 28 The Apostle Paul: His Mission, Life, and
Letters”
The Apostle Paul was one of the most influential and most controversial figures
in the history of Christianity. In their new book The First Paul, Marcus Borg
and Dom Crossan examine three Paul's: radical, conservative, and reactionary.
Each Sunday during Lent, Bob Taylor will guide us as we
• Travel with Paul through the ancient Roman world;
• Reflect on some of Paul’s most memorable writings; and
• Search for the “real” Paul – and his passion for life “in Christ.”
• Join us as we rediscover the Apostle Paul – his mission, life, and letters.
| February 21 | Introduction and Course Summary—Borg’s and Crossan’s reflection on Paul’s influence and controversy; an outline & timeline of Paul’s missionary journeys and examples of Paul’s most memorable writings. |
| February 28 | Paul’s Damascus Experience—Paul’s world and early life; his conversion and mission; his writings: “Jesus is Lord”. |
All programs will be held in the library at 9 a.m. All are welcome.
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Children’s Christian Formation/Sunday School
| February 7 | Simon Peter |
| February 14 | The Greatest of these is Love |
| February 21 | Joseph |
| February 28 | Build Your House On A Rock |
Sunday School is held upstairs in the parish house at 10 am for ages 3-10.
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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 February they are asking for all kinds of canned or packaged “Beans and Tomatoes.” 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!
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2010 Sunday Altar Flowers reservation sheet is located in the parish hall. Flowers may be given for a thanksgiving, memorial, or a celebration. Donation cost is $40.00 per; $20.00 for Lenten greens. Call Carolyn Moore 681-5391 for more information.
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Chamber Music Hilton Head continues its season with a concert here at All Saints Episcopal Church on Monday, February 1, at 7:30 pm. Guest flutist Cynthia Hopkins joins a half dozen of the ensemble's regular members in a program of duets and trios, styles from Baroque to early 20th century. Admission is $20, and the program lasts about an hour and a half. More info at www.cmhh.org or by calling 681.9969.
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The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) are a community of women whose mission is to offer a program of worship, study, service, fellowship, and opportunities for development which will strengthen our spiritual lives and lead us into service for the church. All women of the Church are welcome. Tuesday, February 2 Dinner meeting in the parish hall at 5:45 pm. Special guest speaker will be Diocesan UTO Chairperson Nancy Pickering. Nancy will give detailed information on the UTO—United Thank Offering, which is a ministry of the Episcopal Church that provides a way for men, women, and children of the Episcopal Church to give daily thanks to God. Sign up sheets will be posted on the front bulletin board. Please for further info contact Jo Anne Rizza, 2009-2010 President All Saints ECW (681-5825 or joannerizza@gmail.com)
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Prayer Shawl Ministry This unique and love-filled form of outreach began at All Saints in 2008. Easy to knit shawls are created for giving to others as a way of connecting us to them and them to us. The shawls may go to people we do or do not know and are a means of expressing our love and prayers for the seasons of life. Knitters and non-knitters alike are invited to participate on the first Saturday of each month at 10:00 a.m. in the Library For individual knitting instructions, questions or additional information please contact: Shea Szachara e-mail: shea@szachara.com, or phone: 843.705.2500.
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All Saint Choir News The choir will leave Friday, February 5 to travel to Charleston, SC for a choir retreat led by two professors associated with Winthrop University. On Sunday morning February 7, the choir will then take the place of the Cathedral Choir for the 11 a.m. Eucharist service at The Cathedral of St. Luke and St. Paul, 126 Coming Street, Charleston, before returning to Hilton Head. This year’s choir retreat will be led by Jerry and Mary Ann Helton. Dr. Jerry Helton is Professor Emeritus of music from The University of Cincinnati and currently head of the voice department of Winthrop University, Rock Hill, SC, where several of his students moved into careers with the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Mary Ann Helton’s choirs have won numerous awards for choral excellence. We are pleased to have these distinguished faculty members join us for this important time in the life of our choir. Also, we remind you of two other musical offerings in February. On Sunday, February 21 the “Noteworthy Duo”, classical guitar and flute, will join us at All Saints for the 10:15 am service – they will play an extended prelude beginning at 9:55 am. On Sunday, February 28 at 4:30 pm. the choir will present a Lenten Evensong and will sing the canticles of Herbert Howells.
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Dinner and A Movie, hosted by our rector Rick Lindsey at his home, will be held on Monday, February 8 at 5:30 pm. Sign up on the parish hall bulletin board; seating is limited to 20 so SIGN UP EARLY!
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Part-Timers social group will get together on Monday, February 8 at 6 pm at the home of Frank and Mary Tatnall, 1913 South Beach Club, Sea Pines. Call Frank or Mary at 671-6957 for more information.
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The Juliets will meet at the Original Pancake House across from Moss Creek on Monday, February 15 at 9:30 am. We laugh a lot and share what is happening in our lives. For more information, please contact Lillian Hill at 338-6490 or Janet Haysom at 705-2514. Please join us!
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Saintly Singles Night is scheduled for Monday February 15. Call Stan Cooke @ 298-4545 for more information.
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First Wednesday on Shrove Tuesday Beginning at 6 pm we will prepare to enter Lent by burning palms, eating pancakes and saying farewell to “Alleluia.” Please bring your palms from last year’s Palm Sunday to be burned, the resulting ashes being used the next day, Ash Wednesday. Join us for a traditional meal of fluffy pancakes (and lots of ‘um), local ‘whole hog’ sausage and applesauce, all prepared by the clergy and staff. Beverages will be orange juice, milk, and chicory coffee (so as to add a touch of the Big Easy to our night). Our evening will conclude with a service of Compline in which we will embrace the tradition of saying farewell “Alleluia”, using it for the last time until Easter. Reservations Are A MUST!..Sign up on the bulletin board in the parish hall Jan 31.
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Ash Wednesday Services Holy Eucharist and Imposition of Ashes will be at 12 Noon and 6 p.m.
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Stations of the Cross will be held each Friday during Lent at 12 Noon in the sanctuary.
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Wednesday Evenings in Lent A five-week series entitled In the Wilderness: Living in Faith during Tough Times, will use the life experiences of parishioners and staff to explore and have conversation around life altering events and the roles of faith. The presentations are meant to be thought provoking and encourage dialogue as real life meets real faith. Each week we will begin at 6 pm with a simple supper in the parish hall, followed by the program. We will end the evening simply and quietly with Compline. A sign up sheet will soon be posted on the parish hall bulletin board.
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Bringing Dreams to Life: An Avenue to Authentic and Spiritual Living Learn to find meaning and guidance in your nighttime dreams with Justina Lasley, M.A. She will assist you in remembering, recording, and understanding the message of your dreams. You will learn how to use your dreams as guides to discover your most authentic, spiritual, and creative potential. Take the dreams that come to you as a gift each night, unwrap them and find God’s voice within yourself. This seminar will be held on Saturday February 27 9am-3:30pm. Registration is required. Information forms can be found on the bulletin board in the parish hall.
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Newborns In Need will have their monthly outreach meeting on Saturday February 27 at 10 am in the Library. If you knit, crochet, quilt or sew, you can help them make a difference in lives of local newborn babies in economic crisis. For more information please call Terry Simmons at 422-9301.
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