Holy Eucharist

Sunday service is at 10 a.m. at 616 Stockell Drive, Eureka, MO. Office: 210 S. Central Avenue, Eureka, MO 63025 Phone: 636-938-3733 Website: www.StFrancisEureka.com

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St. Francis Episcopal Church Eureka MO
April 2014

Vicar
The Rev. Sally S. Weaver Phone Numbers: Cell: Home: 314-651-3836 636-938-7773

Pastors Corner
Pageantry, friendship, betrayal, suffering, death, and triumph. Sounds like a great story, doesnt it? It is. Its the story of Jesus final days, the last week of his earthly existence. On Sunday, April 13 we begin with the pageantry of Jesus entry into Jerusalem amid palm-waving and cries of hosanna. We share in Jesus last supper with his intimate associates on Maundy Thursday, April 17. That night we watch an hour with Jesus, knowing that one of his friends has betrayed him and men are on their way to arrest him. Good Friday, April 18, we listen at Jesus trial, we watch the scourging by the soldiers, we stand among the crowd as his staggers toward Golgotha, carrying the cross. We sit in stunned silence as Jesus draws his last breath and dies. And on Easter Sunday, April 20, in wonder and astonishment we discover an empty tomb. This Holy Week, April 13-20, there are worship opportunities each day except Saturday (see the article in this issue). Given how busy our lives are, its hard to carve out time to worship at St. Francis beyond Sunday morning. But immersing ourselves in worship during Holy Week does deepen the meaning of Easter. On Maundy Thursday, as we remember Jesus sharing his last supper with his disciples, we enrich our weekly Eucharist. When we arrive at the empty tomb having experienced the Good Friday despair of the crucifixion and death of Jesus, Easter joy abounds. Gods love is so powerful, it overcomes death. What can trump a story in which there is no ending? Alleluia! -- Pastor Sally

Bishops Committee: Jim Bowlin,

Sr. Warden, Jim Eckhardt, Jr. Warden; Bob Champlin; Judy Cody; Jack Lauless; Jackie Selle; Dan Card; Sue Schmidt; Joe OReilly; Sylvia Ahmad Suzanne Jones, Treasurer Convention Delegates: Michael Booker; Kathleen McDonald Alternate: Kyra Jordan

Annual Meeting
An Annual Meeting is held each year at the end of January at which new Bishops Committee and Convention Delegates are elected. St. Francis Episcopal Church is a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Missouri.

The Chalice is the newsletter of St. Francis Episcopal Church, Eureka, and is published at least 10 times per year. Submissions for The Chalice are
due approximately the 20th of each month and may be e-mailed to the Office at stfranch@sbcglobal.net.

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Table of Contents
Adopt-a-Highway Adult Forum Calendar April Birthdays April Calendar ASA Statistics Bishops Column Christian Life Model Committees & Liaisons Contacting Pastor Sally Easter Egg Hunt Financial Update Food Pantry Needs Heifer International Thanks Highlights of the Bishop Committees Meeting Holy Week & Easter Worship Invitational Ministry Kids Korner Mens Group Pastors Corner Prayer for St. Francis Prayer List Preparing for Sunday Recipe of the Month Red Wagon Ministry Spiritual Offerings St. Francis in Depth St. Francis Planning April/May 2014 Upcoming Events Vicars Calendar Visiting Our Local Prison Womens Group Worship Participants Yard Cleanup & House Blessing 19 3 10 22 11 7 14 16 2 9 17 10 3 13 5 9 8 7 1 17 12 12 13 6 12 17 11 4 2 9 19 21 19

The Vicars Calendar is On-line

Pastor Sallys calendar is on our website, www.stfranciseureka.com. Select Calendar, then Vicars Calendar. Its the only calendar Pastor Sally uses, so it is complete and up-to-date.

Contacting Pastor Sally

If you call or e-mail Pastor Sally and she doesnt respond, please let her know. The best number to call is her cell phone: 314-651-3836. Remember that theres a middle initial, S, in her e-mail

Have we missed an important date for you or your family? Jot a note and put in the collection plate. We want to help celebrate everyones accomplishments.

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Adult Forum Schedule

Adult Forums are held on Sundays from 11:40 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. The complete Adult Forum calendar is on our website at www.stfrancisereka.com select Christian Education/Formation, Adults. Adult Forums March & April April 6 April 13 April 20 April 27 May 4 May 11 The Book of Common Prayer Catechism, Part 4 The Book of Common Prayer Catechism, Part 5 Easter Bruch Endowments and Legacy Giving Deaconess Anne House Intern The Book of Proverbs

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Upcoming Events
EASTER
Easter is not a battle between darkness and light that ultimately must end in the victory of light, because darkness is actually a nothing, because death is indeed already life. Easter is not a battle of winter and spring, of ice and sun. Rather, it is the battle of guilty humanity against divine love or better: of divine love against guilty humanity, a battle in which God seems to be defeated on Good Friday, but in which God, in his very losing, wins on Easter. Dietrich Bonhoeffer, The Easter Message

Go Crazy, Folks, Go Crazy!

Not, this time, with a baseball but with a bowling ball. This months social outing comes at the invitation of our Youth Group who have arranged an evening of Crazy Bowl. This sounds like fun for everyone! Crazy bowlers switch up the rules by changing the official, appropriate stance for getting a strike. Bowl with your opposite hand; bowl from a seated position; bowl backwards, through your legs. This is bound to be a blast! Challenge yourself to an evening of crazy fun with your St. Francis friends, young and old. Friday, April 11th, 6:00 p.m. West County Lanes

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Holy Week and Easter Worship

Palm Sunday - April 13 at 10 a.m. at the Lodge Worship begins in the Lodge parking lot as we wave palms and sing, remembering Jesus' entry into Jerusalem. Theres a sign-up sheet in the lobby, if youd like to read a part of Matthews narrative of Jesus arrest and crucifixion. Its perfectly OK for a woman to read Jesus part and a man to read the servant girls. Seder meal - Tuesday, April 15 at 7 p.m. at the Lodge We'll eat and pray, similarly to what Jesus and the disciples did, in this Passover meal and celebration. Please bring a dish to share for the potluck. Michael Booker will lead the program portion. Stations of the Cross and Taize -- Wednesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. at the Lodge We'll view images of the stations of the cross, pray, and chant Taize songs. Maundy Thursday -- April 17 at 7 p.m. at the Lodge We'll remember Jesus' last supper with the disciples as we share our Holy Communion. At the end of the service we'll strip the altar as we listen to Bob Smith read Psalm 22, and we'll leave in silence as we reflect upon Jesus' arrest this night. Thursday vigil at the parish house (210 S. Central Ave.) If you would like to sit quietly, pray, or read, the parish house at 210 S. Central Ave. will be available for that. A sign-up sheet will be at the Lodge. Youll use the key in the lockbox on the porch to come and go. Good Friday -- April 18 at noon and 7 p.m. at the Lodge In this solemn service we remember Jesus' crucifixion. Easter -- April 20 at 10 a.m. at the Lodge We'll celebrate Jesus' resurrection with trumpets, flowers, incense, sanctus bells, a choir anthem, and a sung Eucharist. There's an indoors Easter egg hunt and a delicious potluck meal after worship.

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Red-Wagon Ministry
Lord, when was it that we saw you hungry and gave you food, or thirsty and gave you something to drink? Matthew 25:35 We all know the answer to that question. Whenever we feed the hungry, we are feeding a hungry Jesus. We are doing what he did and what he asks us to do. At St. Francis, we do it in style red wagon style. Each week, the people of St. Francis bring food and household products and place them in the red wagon at the entrance to the sanctuary. At the Offertory, the children bring the filled wagon to the altar. (This act alone is a touching and sometimes entertaining view of shared ministry!) As soon as possible, the gifts are taken to the Eureka Food Pantry where people in need can get them for their families. Providing food and household products for the Eureka Food Pantry is something St. Francis has been doing week in and week out for almost as many years as we have existed. It is a way that even our busiest families, or those on a limited income, can participate in the feeding of the hungry. The pantry, a shared ministry of the Eureka churches, is dependent on our gifts, and it is our gift to provide them. We should note here that other St. Francis ministries provide limited -time assistance to feeding the poor. Through the Trinity Hot Lunch Program, we feed people on the fifth Sunday of every month that has one. Through our community garden, we raise fresh produce all summer for the Eureka Food Pantry. For more information: Eureka Food Pantry and the Red Wagon ministry: see Arlene Underwood, Paddy Wrob or George Vits. Trinity Hot Lunch: See Jim Eckhardt Community Garden: See Kathleen McDonald or John Schmidt

The Missouri Eastern Correctional Centers Restorative Justice Program article on page 9.

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The Bishops Column for April 2014

Exactly fifty years ago, April 5, 1964 being the date, I received the sacrament of baptism in the First Baptist Church in Tuscola, Texas, a moment which I remember vividly. More important, here is the great point of reference for the whole of my life and faith and how I make sense of it all: Baptism invests the believer with the full dignity and responsibility of life in Christ Jesus; everything else is a matter of detail. So my thirty-two years in ordained ministry make sense to me only inasmuch as I remember that baptism is the foundational sacrament. The deep gratitude that I have for my marriage to Debra Morris Smith has its fullest expression as baptism shapes that part of my life. Baptism is the primordial act by which God extends to us the forgiveness of sins won for us in Christ. Baptism immerses the believer into the community, and into Gods own lifewhich is what it means to be baptized in the name of the Holy and Undivided Trinity. Not least of all, baptism sweeps the new believer explicitly into Gods cosmic drama of salvation. God in Christ is at work reconciling the whole universe to self, of which baptism is a sign. Do you not know that all of us who have been baptized into Christ Jesus were baptized into his death? Therefore we have been buried with him by baptism into death, so that, just as Christ was raised from the dead by the glory of the Father, so we too might walk in newness of life. For if we have been united with him in a death like his, we will certainly be united with him in a resurrection like his. (Romans 6:3-5) So I give thanks for my own baptism, and for the high privilege, as bishop, of presiding over so many baptisms. And for being part of a baptized-and-baptizing community.

Mens Group Cooks!

Sunday, April 6th, between worship and Adult Forum, well be treated to a home-cooked feast created by the men of St. Francis newest ministry. The men plan to meet once a month, alternating weeknights and Saturday mornings. Their activities will be whatever the guys decide, from golf to giving, from beer to bicycling. And it will all start this Sunday with a delicious home-style breakfast for us all. Be sure to be there!

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KIDS KORNER
(From 1st Corinthians) Who is Apollos?

Our Childrens Views on God and the Gospel

Apollos is made out of mud. Why do we plant a garden? So we can eat. So we can have fruit and vegetables. And cows. Milk. We can take grain and make it into bread and chicken. Grow cucumbers and cantaloupe. What does God want growing in our lives? Love. Kindness. Friends. Knowledge of God. Treating other people how you want to be treated. Giving your parents a Valentines Day gift. Hugs and kisses. Peace Sharing Music What would be tempting to you like bread was for Jesus in the wilderness? Candy Chocolate Jelly beans What superpower would you be tempted to say yes to? Being able to talk to animals and become a sea lion Being able to talk to animals and become a cat Being able to shift shapes Being able to make people I dont like change into brownies and eat them

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Visiting Our Local Prison

I was naked and you gave me clothing, I was sick and you took care of me, I was in prison and you visited me.Matthew 25:36 Community Services Ministries at St. Francis is responding to an expressed need for help from the people at The Missouri Eastern Correctional Center (MECC). Their Restorative Justice Program runs a few volunteer-dependent programs to help offenders accomplish some positive, practical work that will help them give back to their communities. At MECC, offenders who earn the privilege can participate in a sewing program that creates pillows (and soon quilts) for the seamsters to give away to hospitals and other places that need that bit of comfort. They have also begun a second year garden season that should grow about one ton of food to be given to the clients of Agape House. The sewing project and the garden project are where our help is needed, and where several of us would like to help out. Gloria Link will join us for an Adult Forum to explain the programs and to answer any questions we might have. If you might like to visit the imprisoned, and would like some productive work to come from that visit, be sure to join us on that day. Questions in the meantime? Ask Kathleen McDonald.

Invitational Ministry Resumes

As soon as the weather turns nice, Pastor Sally and a parishioner will be ringing doorbells in the Ashton Woods and Mirasol neighborhoods on Saturday mornings beginning at 9:30 a.m., inviting people to come worship with us at St. Francis. If youre interested in being a part of this invitational ministry please let Pastor Sally know. Meeting our neighbors and learning about the people who live close to us is a great experience.

Easter Egg Hunt

The Youth Group will once again be putting on an egg hunt following worship on Easter, April 20. Well be hunting eggs upstairs in the Lodge, so weather wont be a factor. Prizes and eggs abound. Every child will be a winner. And none of the prizes is candy. So bring your kids and grandkids to join the fun. Easter was when Hope in person surprised the whole world by coming forward from the future into the present.
N.T. Wright, Surprised by Hope

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April Birthdays
04/08 04/10 04/18 04/21 04/27 Nicholas Selle John Schmidt Jillian Conley Cole Freund Jerry Smith

April Anniversaries
04/12 04/29 Hugh & Tia Hollister Nick & Barb Sacco

Eureka Food Pantry Needs

The Eureka Food Pantry is always in need of food but also needs those things that cannot be purchased with food stamps. Items that cannot be purchased with food stamps include toilet tissue, soap, shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrushes, and household cleaning supplies (including dishwashing and laundry soap). Remember the Food Pantry when you are shopping! Combine two ministries in one swoop! Use your Schnucks E-Scrip Card while shopping for the Food Pantry!

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St. Francis 2014 Planning Calendar for April & May

April
Catechism at Adult Forum Mar 16 April 13 Crazy Bowling with Youth Group April 11 Adopt a-Highway April 12 Palm Sunday April 13 Seder meal @ 7 p.m. April 15 Taize @ 7 p.m. April 16 Maundy Thursday @ 7 p.m. April 17 Good Friday @ noon & 7 p.m. April 18 Youth Group stuffing Easter eggs at parish house April 19 Easter April 20 Easter egg hunt April 20 Bishops Committee meeting rescheduled to April 27 Tutoring May Vicars vacation May 12-15 Book Group May 8 Womens Group May 13 Concerts on Central May 16 Bishops Committee meeting May 18 Selle graduation party May 24 Social gathering for parish at Jim Bowlin/Max Starbucks Invitational ministry Growing Green community garden Tutoring ends for the summer May 21 Shakespeare in the Park May 30

Sunday Attendance Statistics

2013 Last Epiphany 1 Lent 2 Lent 3 Lent 53 62 57 57 2014 7 53 54 51

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Preparing for Sunday

The homepage of our website, www.StFrancisEureka.com, now contains the icon shown here. Clicking on this icon brings up the Bible readings for the upcoming Sunday. Not only can you read the Scriptures appointed, theres a brief explanation of each passage. This is a good and easy way to prepare for what youll hear at Sunday morning worship.

Prayer List
Tom & John John Jennifer Dora Paula & David Nathan Lisa Heather Cristin Laura Dianne Tim Kurt Judy Margie Dale Carol Aunt of Michael Weaver Parishioners Grandson of George Vits Daughter of George Vits Judy Codys daughter parishioner parishioner Sister of Patti Moreland Brother of Kathleen ORielly Stepson of Bob Champlin Debbie Pizzellas sister Neighbor of Sylvia Ahmad Friend of Paddy Wrob & George Vits Friend of the parish Sons of Paddy Wrob Father of Kathleen McDonald

St. Francis Spiritual Offerings during the Week

Mondays from 5:30-6:15 p.m. at the parish house (210 S. Central) we gather for prayer. We pray for the people of St. Francis, those who havent joined us yet, those on our prayer list, the needs of our community, and the world. We close each session at 6:05-6:15 p.m. with New Zealand Night Prayer. Thursdays at 7 p.m. and Fridays at 10 a.m. at the Parish House (210 S. Central) we study the Bible readings appointed for the upcoming Sunday. Please join us for these meetings whenever you can, whether weekly or once in a while. All are welcome.

Troy, Lynlie and Relatives of Brigitte Jung Quinn Adam Jennifer Judy Ginnie MaryLou Jeremy Grandson of a friend of Barb Sacco Daughter of Nick Sacco Friend of Carly & Bob Champlin Friend of Rosie Benecke Friend of Sylvia Ahmad Friend of Judy Cody

May Calendar & Worship Schedule

The deadline for the May newsletter, calendar & worship schedule is April 21st. Items not received by that date may not make the publication. If you have items for any of these publications, please send or e-mail to Barbi Click in the parish office (stfranch@sbcglobal.net).

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March 16 Bishops Committee Highlights

Opening Business: Kevin Broom reviewed our discussion of the vision statement for St. Francis and asked us to consider whether we want to focus on external or internal goals. We will continue our discussion at the next meeting. Treasurers Report

Quarterly statements will be distributed after March 31. We are currently operating in the black.

Vicars Report

The new refrigerator is here. The executive committee recommended that we purchase an extended 2year warranty. Judy Cody moved and Sue Schmidt seconded that we purchase the extended warranty for approximately $187. After discussion, the motion failed. Sally reminded everyone of the policy that the email list is for office use only; parishioners should not send information out using that list. She also reminded us that monetary needs are included in the budget and that we will not be collecting donations for ministries. Performance evaluations and goals are in progress. Staff members are developing goals for 2014. At the next meeting, work will continue on our vision statement. Sally reviewed the action items from the BC retreat in February.

Recipe of the Month

Amish Cheese Pie
One 9 round pie plate, butter pie plate heavily 2 pkgs (8 oz) cream cheese (softened) 1/2 tsp. almond extract Beat until very creamy. Bake at 350 for 35 minutes. Let cool 12 minutes 1 pkg. smettna (or sour cream) (8 oz) 3 tbsp. sugar 1 tsp. vanilla Beat with spoon, put on top of pie. Bake at 350 for 10 minutes. Keep refrigerated. Offered by Rich Mayfield 3 whole eggs 2/3 cup sugar

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The Christian Life Model

Worship
Holy Eucharist

Daily offices

Personal devotions

Sundays at 10 a.m. Monday prayer group at 5:30 p.m. Special services: Ash Wed., Holy Week, Christmas, Thanksgiving Eve Healing 4th Sundays Spiritual retreat Oct Pet blessing Oct Mass in the Grass June 8 Diocesan Advent Lessons & Carols Forward Day by Day booklets Eucharistic Visitors taking communion to the sick & shut-in Altar Guild, choir, ushers, acolytes, chalice bearers, lectors, intercessors, torch bearers, tellers, sextons

Action
Stewardship

Service

Evangelism

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Service Community Service Ministries Knitted scarves, hats, gloves Trinity hot lunch on 5th Sundays Adopt-a-Highway Adopt-a-Family during the holidays School supplies/shoes collection & distribution Eureka Food Pantry Community-wide shoe drive Eureka Police drug drop-off Youth Group events: Souper Bowl, caroling at Marymount, Agape gift wrap Community Room use 5 12-step meetings per week Growing Green Wednesday Crafternoon Tutoring program Pastoral Care Oxfam world hunger observances New prison ministry Stewardship Growing Green New Consecration Sunday Nov 9 Adopt-a-Highway Recycling at Lodge & parish house Evangelism Hospitality on Sundays Newcomer dinners Welcoming gift Notes, cards, calls Name tags Pictorial directory Communications Website, Chalice, brochure, signs Forum dinners Invitational ministry (door-to-door calling) Social events Mens group Book Group Float trip Aug Mass in the Grass picnic June 8 Easter egg hunt Apr 20 Test Drive Sunday Sep 14 Mardi Gras Sunday Mar 2
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Committees and Liaisons

Whos in charge of what at St. Francis? Hopefully the chart below will help answer that question. It shows our various ministries and who the chairperson is. It also indicates who the Bishops Committee contact person is for that ministry. Committee/Group Worship & Music Personnel Marketing & Communications Adult Forum Christian Formation for Children Finance Hospitality/Finance Pastoral Care Welcoming/New Member Incorporation Youth Group Book Group Crafternoon Mens Group Community Service Ministries Community Shoe Drive Adopt-a-Family Food Pantry Tutoring Growing Green Trinity hot lunch Adopt-a-Highway Committee Chair Pastor Sally Pastor Sally Annette Carr Michael Booker Lynn Wickberg & Aundrea Bach Treasurer Suzanne Jones Bob & Carly Champlin Paddy Wrob Sue Schmidt Pastor Sally Kevin Selle Sylvia Ahmad (rotates) Kevin Broom & Michael Weaver Steve Strathearn & Kathleen McDonald John & Sue Schmidt & the Mens Group Paddy Wrob & the Youth Group Arlene Underwood Jackie Selle Kathleen McDonald Jim Eckhardt Jack Lauless Bishops Committee Liaison Pastor Sally Sr. Warden Jim Bowlin Jack Lauless Joe OReilly Sue Schmidt Treasurer Suzanne Jones Bob Champlin Pastor Sally Sue Schmidt Pastor Sally Jackie Selle Sue Schmidt Bob Champlin Sue Schmidt Sue Schmidt Judy Cody Sylvia Ahmad Jackie Selle Judy Cody Jim Eckhardt Jack Lauless

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Financial Update February 2014

Feb 2014 Total Income Total Expenses Difference $ $ 16,598 10,953 5,646 $ Budgeted for Feb $ 10,801 9,977 824 YTD 2014 Actual $ 34,983 24,169 $ 10,814 $ YTD 2014 Budget $ 21,602 23,330 $ (1,728) 28,284.58 11,467.93 32,444.24 204.73 72,401.48

Checking AccountRockwood Bank Balance in Diocesan Investment Trust Custodial account held by the Diocese Vicars Discretionary Account Total

If you have further questions, talk to the Vicar. Pastor Sally values input and is happy to have a conversation at any time about St. Francis.

St. Francis In-Depth

If you would like more details about St. Francis finances, the Bishops Committee meetings, and the Vicars activities, please see the bulletin board in the lower level of the Lodge. There you will find two months worth of:

Bishops Committee meeting minutes Monthly financial reports Treasurers commentary Vicars activity reports

Prayer for St. Francis

We pray for the witness, renewal, and growth of our parish family. Living God, infuse us with your love. Enable us to proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to all whom we meet through our actions, our thoughts, our words. Make St. Francis' Church a place of invitation and welcome, a safe harbor and a beacon of the light of Christ. Amen.

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The Christian Life Model continued

Doctrine
Scripture

Tradition

Reason

Adult Forum on Sundays at 11:40 a.m. Thursday evening Bible study Friday morning Bible study Childrens education on Sundays during service (until the Eucharist) Nursery Diocesan Youth events (e.g., Camp Phoenix) Youth Group Catechism, confirmation, baptismal & marriage instruction

Oversight
Administration/ Leadership/ Management

Transforming Community

Spiritual guidance

Transforming Community

Concerts on Central Eureka Days Eureka Chamber of Commerce Pet blessing Mardi Growl Yappy Hour Caroling at the Eureka tree lighting Ads, community-wide communications, signage
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Womens Group
We are forming a St. Francis Womens Group. The purpose: to enjoy being together and to get to know one another better. Our first meeting is Tuesday, May 13 at Laura Hoffners home. Mark you calendars. Details will follow. All women are invited!

Adopt-a-Highway
Saturday, April 12 at 10 a.m., meet us at the Eureka High School parking lot. Reflective vests, gloves, and trash bags are provided.

Yard Cleanup and House Blessing

We are helping Laura and Elaina Hoffner clean up their yard and bless their house on Saturday, April 26. Afterward, we will eat potluck. Save the date! Details will follow.

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Oxfam World Hunger Banquet and World Food Day lunch United Thank Offering Spiritual direction

The Christian Life Model continued

Spiritual Guidance Pastoral care to those outside our congregation e.g., Vicars discretionary fund 12-step groups in the Community Room Administration/leadership/management Bishops Committee Executive Committee Diocesan delegates to Convention, Metro IV meetings Finances Personnel, staffing Buildings, grounds

Ministry
Stations & Taize Maundy Thursday R Mayfield J Eckhardt P Wrob K McDonald K. Selle M. Booker M. Booker S. Schmidt K McDonald M. Booker S. Schmidt B Sacco E. Hoffner K. Jordan B Sacco N Sacco J. Smith B. Smith B Champlin B. Smith C Champlin B Champlin All Members Cleanup J. Eckhardt J. Schmidt J. Eckhardt R. Mayfield S Jones A.Underwood M. Booker S. Schmidt J. Schmidt S. Schmidt P. Wrob K. Selle M Weaver K. McDonald K McDonald M. Booker J. Cody P. Wrob R Mayfield Good Friday Easter J Eckhardt K. McDonald M. Booker K. Selle S. Schmidt B. Sacco

APR 6 Apr 27

APR 13

APR 16

APR 17

APR 18

APR 20

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Palm Sunday

Sexton

J Eckhardt

R Mayfield

Lectors

J. Cody

M Booker

K. Selle

T. Booker

Intercessors

J. Cody

S. Schmidt

K. Selle

M Booker

Chalice

M Booker

K Selle

Acolyte

J. Smith

R. Mayfield

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Torch-

J Lauless

bears

Underwood

A Carr

J. Lauless

Worship Participants for April 2014

Altar Guild

L. Doolittle

J. Smith

Usher

B. Smith

R. Mayfield

Tellers

B. Smith

R Mayfield

J. Eckhardt

A. Underwood

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April 2014 @ St. Francis

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12:30 pm Crafternooners 6:30 pm Tutoring @ Lodge

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9 am Staff Meeting 7 pm Bible Study

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10 am Metro IV @ St. Tims 1 pm Mens Group

All worship services will be at the Masonic Lodge. And all other events will be at the parish house unless otherwise noted. AA, Al-Anon and Overeaters Anonymous meet at the parish house on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

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10 am Holy Eucharist Rt 1 11:40 am Adult Forum

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7 pm Seder Meal @ Lodge

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12:30 pm Crafternooners 7 pm Taize Service @ Lodge

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7 pm Maundy Thursday Eucharist @ Lodge

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9 am Exec. Committee Meeting 10 am Bible Study 12 pm Good Friday Service @ Lodge 7 pm Good Friday Service @ Lodge

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10 am Youth Group stuff eggs

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EASTER 10:30 am Holy Eucharist Rt II 11:40 am Easter Egg Hunt

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