Thursday, May 12, 2016

Weekly e-pistle 05/15/2016

  St. Paul's       
   E-pistle         

May 12, 2016

This Sunday, May 15th
Day of Pentecost
Pentecost is a day of promises fulfilled. The promised Spirit of God is poured out. The baptized have become "children of God" and "joint heirs with Christ." By the power of the Spirit we have seen the face of the Father in his only begotten Son and been saved by him. Bless the Lord, O my soul.

Holy Communion - 11 AM  
All are welcome to receive Communion!

Sunday's Readings:
Acts 2:1-21         Psalm 104:24-34, 35b         Romans 8:14-17         John 14:8-17 [25-27]

Sunday's chancel flowers: are given to the glory of God by Melinda Bach and John Patten in honor of Carmen Harnish, Loree Lucas and Anita Patten's Birthdays.  


Happening Around St. Paul's
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Looking Our Best
Two Work Days are scheduled in preparation for Pastor Dawn's Installation.

Friday, May 20th, 9:00 a.m. 

We will concentrate on cleaning and setting up Fellowship Hall for the reception. Also generally clean and ready the rest of the downstairs area.

Saturday, May 21st, 9:00 a.m.
We will concentrate on the Sanctuary and the grounds. 
Please join us in looking our best.



Installation of Reverend Dr. Dawn Roginski
Sunday, May 22, at 3 pm. 
We are expecting 100-plus guests for this day of celebration.  Pr. Carlton Monroe has been invited by Pr. Dawn to deliver the sermon at her installation. Friends of Pr. Dawn from the Vallejo Choral Society, where Pr. Dawn sings alto, and choir members and musicians from Holy Trinity will participate in special music on this festive day. The Dean of the Sierra Pacific Synod will preside at the service of installation and clergy from across the Synod will be there to celebrate with Pr. Dawn and wish her well.  

Brown Bag Meal Ministry
Remember the hungry on street corners and elsewhere by having a Brown Bag Meal handy in your car to offer these folks.  The bags are available for pick-up at church, along with envelopes to donate the $4.00 it costs to fill a bag.  The donation, however, is optional.  Please record your name, the date, and number of bags you take.  Give generously and joyfully! 


HAPPENING IN THE COMMUNITY




Vallejo Farmers Market
Beginning Saturday, May 28th we will be joining in fellowship with the volunteers from Holy Trinity to staff a booth at the Vallejo Farmers Market.  We are looking for volunteers from St. Paul's to help.  Please  sign up for a 2 hour time block to help in the booth and spread the word.  See Kathy Sutin if you have any questions or need more information .

Serving God Sunday, May 15th:

Presiding Minister
The Reverend Dawn Roginski
Assisting Minister
Dean Ahlberg
Crucifier/Acolyte
Teresa Arellano
Lector
Matthew Hervey
Ushers 
Judy Faye & Corie Hervey
Organist & Pianist
Cesar Cancino
Fellowship Hosts
Karen Spears & Sonya Domingo
Sacristans
Kim Hervey & Natalie Croinex

The Coming This Week at St. Paul's:
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Sunday, May 15th
   Day of Pentecost
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Choir Practice
Eucharist
Monday, May 16th
  

Counters: 
Don Johnson & Karen Spears
Tuesday, May 17th
   


Wednesday, May 18th
7:00 p.m.
C.O.D.A 
Thursday, May 19th  
6:30 p.m.Council Meeting
Friday, May 20th


Saturday, May 21st


Sunday, May 22nd
  The Holy Trinity
  1st Sunday after Pentecost
11:00 a.m.
Eucharist

Commemorations for the Week

Erik, King of Sweden, martyr, died 1160
Wednesday, May 18, 2016
Erik is considered the patron saint of Sweden. As king of that nation, he tried to bring peace in the region, and to spread Christianity in Scandinavia. He was also known for his attempts to make fair laws and to protect those who were poor or sick.

Helena, mother of Constantine, died around 330
Saturday, May 21, 2016
Influenced by her son to become Christian, Helena (or Helen) lived an exemplary life of faith. She is also remembered for traveling through Palestine building churches on the sites she believed to be associated with Christ's life.


Christ's Care List

Healing of body, mind and spirit:
 
Enrique Arellano
Tom & Connie Bell
Calie & Robert Bremer (Jessica Nelson's daughter and son in-law)
Vera Bennett
Cassie Bremer (Jessica Nelson's daughter)
Kathy Campas-Sutin
Juan Caudillo
Marty Clark
Clyde & Mary (friends of Angelia Siragusa)
Margaret Cole
Wayne (Vera Bennett's friend)
Carleen Embree
Dee Fix
Harold Fix
Helen Gainey (Vera Bennett's friend)
Shirley Gonsalves
Amy Hanus (friend of Karen Spears)
Bessie Hawkins (Vera Bennett's friend)
Sheldon Heitz
Anna Hervey
Donald Hervey
Sam Hervey
Phyllis Huseby (Jody Schumacher's aunt)
Jan Jackson
Gladys Jones (Kathy Campas-Sutin's Mother)
Louisa Johnson
Caryl Kroan
Rick Kroan
Veronica Laird (friend of Keith & Sonya Domingo)
Loree Lucas
Carol Massie (friend of Valda Rose)
Pr. Larry Nelson (John Patten's friend)
Luna Nightshade
Nikkie (Vera Bennett's goddaughter)
Anita Patten
Dean Pollock (Jody Schumacher's brother)
Justin Pollock (Jody Schumacher's great nephew)
Alissa Princewell
Angelia Siragusa
Gary Schumacher
Angelika Shanley
Angela Smith (Bev Smith's daughter)
Mike Tomlinson (Teresa Arellano's brother)
Schiann Towle (Lisa & Dwayne Olson's daughter)
Ben Tyler (Mike Tomlinson's husband)
Bill & Betty Valentine (Vera Bennett's friends)
Ian Wald (friend of Jody Schumacher)
Steve Wald (friend of Jody Schumacher)
Steve West (Don & Louisa Johnson's friend)

Those who grieve:
The friends and family of Mary Brown (friend and colleague of Joseph White)

We also pray for:
The communities of both St. Paul's and Holy Trinity as we transition to a two point parish.
Safety in our community - An end to racism and other injustice
A just and lasting peace in the Holy Land
Refugees
Those serving in the armed forces

St. Paul's Lutheran Church
The Reverend Dr. Dawn Roginski
650.771.4241 (cell)
pastordawn@stpaulsvallejo.org
707-643-5761 (Church)
1300 Tuolumne Street
Vallejo, California 94590
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 1300 Tuolumne Street, Vallejo, CA 94590
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