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STAFF CONTACT DIRECTORY Nichole Basile, Bookkeeper — [email protected]
Stephen Crippen, Deacon — [email protected]
Ben Dobyns, Musician for the 5PM Liturgy — [email protected]
Kae Eaton, Mental Health Chaplaincy — [email protected]
Alfredo Feregrino, Assistant Priest for Mission Development — [email protected]
Sara Fischer, Rector — [email protected]
Howard Henry, Treasurer — [email protected]
Jessica Hoekstra, Parish Administrator (interim) — [email protected]
Gary James, Organist/Choirmaster — [email protected]
Prue Kluckhohn, Sacristan & Hospitality Team Lead — [email protected]
Loren Peters, Community Developer for 9 a.m. — [email protected]
Daryl Schlick, Sunday Building Host — [email protected]
Missy Trull, Lay Pastor for Children’s Formation — [email protected]
Kela Wanyama, Director of Choristers — [email protected]
Post Office Box 9070 | 15 Roy Street : Seattle, Washington 98109
phone (206) 282-0786 | [email protected] | www.stpaulseattle.org
parish life
September 4-11, 2016
LEADERSHIP CONTACT DIRECTORY 5PM Liturgy (Greeters, Lectors, Thurifers, and other Roles) Contact: Sara Fischer at [email protected] Bakers’ Guild (bake bread at home for communion) Contact: Carol Wiesenbach at [email protected] Chalice (Prayer Team) Contact: Stephen Crippen at [email protected] Children & Godly Play Contact: Missy Trull at [email protected] Fatted Calf Café (monthly neighborhood dinners for the hungry) Contact: Audrey Riddle at [email protected] Flowers Contact: Sarah Lenti at [email protected] Greeters (Welcome people to worship) Contact: Lizann Jones at [email protected] Grounds & Gardens Team Contact: Tracy Steen at [email protected] Green Team Contact: Stephen Crippen at [email protected] Lectors (read lessons at worship services) Contact: Howard Henry at [email protected] Liturgy Preparation Team (prepare worship aids on Friday mornings) Contact: [email protected] Pastoral Care Team (coordinates care during times of pastoral need) Contact: Sara Fischer at [email protected] Office Volunteers (do weekly, monthly, or project-based work) Contact: [email protected] Sacristans (care for communion and liturgical/worship supplies) Contact: Prue Kluckhohn at [email protected] Servers (Lay Eucharistic Ministers, Crucifers, Acolytes, Thurifers) Contact: Mark Taylor at [email protected] Communications Team (promotes major St. Paul’s events & initiatives) Contact: [email protected]
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Icons of Vocation Blessed Today Today, the Sunday of Labor Day weekend, we will be blessing the labor we offer in our workplaces, families, neighborhoods, and communities. To do this, we’ll be blessing symbols of vocation (like a therapist's notepad, or a new parent's baby sling, or a teacher's syllabus). If you didn’t get a chance to bring a symbol of your work, take a moment to write a word on a notecard provided. Before the assembly is dismissed, we will pray over these objects to bless your work in the world.
Literary Salon on Saturday, September 17 at 6:30 to 9 p.m. If you find yourself looking for the right words to say, maybe you’re not looking in the right place. So says Robin Jones, who thinks you’ll find all the right words at a Literary Salon here on September 17. The event will feature
readings from St. Paul’s authors, including poets, graphic novelists, “a couple of the other kinda” novelists, and others. Jim Jones will also be reading from his latest work on the Beat Movement, and the evening will also include music and visual arts. Food will be potluck style, and there’s no admission charge. For more information, write to Robin at [email protected].
Choristers Rehearsals Resume St. Paul's Choristers, our children's choir, will resume rehearsal on Sunday, September 18 at 10:20. The singers will learn the basic techniques of singing while building repertoire and having much fun! The Choristers are under the direction of Shekela Wanyama. If your children are interested in joining the group, or might be curious about it, please contact Kela at [email protected].
Morning Prayer Resumes on Tuesdays After a summer hiatus, Morning Prayer has resumed its usual schedule. Join us at 7:30 a.m. each Tuesday morning in All Saints chapel for a contemplative order of morning prayer rite that includes the daily office readings and an ex-tended time of silence for meditation. (See the full schedule of chapel services on the right panel of this trifold newsletter.)
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•Nursery for children up to 3 years old is open from 8:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. •Summer Children’s Formation (ages 3—12) offered at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.
Office Hours The office is closed for the Parish Administrator transition. For pastoral emergencies, contact Mother Sara at (206) 779-3477. Beginning September 12: Tuesday & Thursday, 8 a.m. to Noon; Friday 11 to 5
Evensong & Benediction (Quarterly) Last Sunday after the Epiphany Corpus Christi (early June) St. Mary the Virgin (August) Christ the King (late November)
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Prue Kluckhohn, Margaret McLane: Sacristans Dick Roth: Bread Baker Tom Brewer: Flowers Coffee Hour / Snack Hosts: - Ruth Ediger: 9 a.m. - Mark Wildhood: 5 p.m.
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Involved in a concert or area event? We’ll publish an invitation on this calendar page. Write to [email protected].
You can now make a donation to St. Paul’s on the desktop site anytime. Just look for the green Givelify button in the right column at www.stpaulseattle.org
2016 End AIDS Walk is almost here; we need your help Saturday, September 24 at Volunteer Park
Seattle’s End AIDS Walk is Saturday, September 24. The End AIDS Walk is an easy 3.1 mile walk around Volunteer Park on Capitol Hill. We will meet on the steps of the Seattle Asian Art Museum around 9:15 a.m. and the walk officially begins at
10:00 a.m. and takes about an hour. We are still looking for walkers and sponsors for the St. Paul’s team. Funds raised will support HIV prevention and care services provided by Lifelong AIDS Alliance to the King County Area. You can register to walk with the St. Paul’s Episcopal team, make a donation to sponsor the team, or learn more about the event at www.EndAIDSWalk.org. If you have any questions, contact this year’s co-captains Jeff and Susanne Hutchinson at [email protected]
Reading the Parish Book Together St. Paul’s parishioners have formed into seven book groups and are reading and discussing the “The Rule of Benedict” by Joan Chittister. The groups are meeting in different neighborhoods throughout the city and decide their own schedule. Interested? Write to [email protected] (Mary Baranowski) or sign up at stpaulseattle.org.
Angelus Marian devotions offered on Sundays at 11:05 and on Wednesday Evenings The Angelus, a liturgy of devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, is said twice a week at St. Paul’s: each Sunday before the 11:15 a.m. Mass and again on Wednesdays after Evening Prayer at 5:30 p.m. The name of this devotion comes from the first word of the prayer in Latin: Angelus Domini nuntiavit Mariae (The Angel of the Lord announced to Mary…). For more about Marian spirituality at St. Paul’s, visit stpaulseattle.org/spirituality/marian/
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Underhill House seeks ministers of presence Quiet chapel space on Capitol Hill offers training to new volunteers A quiet place to pause for prayer, Underhill House is open Thursdays, 12-2 p.m. half a block east of Broadway on Republican on Capitol Hill in Seattle. Come discern whether you’d like to greet, listen and pray with our guests. The next training session will be in October (we’ll poll to set a date when most interested people can attend). If you have any questions or would like to sign up, please contact The Rev. Susan Dean at [email protected] by September 19.
Yoga for Everyone: Wednesdays from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Parish Hall
New Hires Meet our new interim Parish Administrator, Jessica Hoekstra. Jessica is a third-year student in the MA in Counseling Psychology program at The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology. This year, she will also be interning at Seattle Therapy Alliance. She has spent the last few years working for a faith-based community development organization, as program and communication support. She has been a regular
participant in worship at 5 p.m. for the past year and is delighted to be joining the St. Paul's team as interim parish administrator. Jess also loves making things, baking bread, seeing a place for the first time, and reading a long novel. She begins her duties on September 13, and will be in the office Tuesday, 8-noon, Thursday, 8-4, and Friday, 11:30-5:30.
Meet our new Sunday Building Host, Daryl Schlick. Daryl is retired and has been a parishioner at St. Paul’s since 1995. During his time at St. Paul’s, Daryl has served on the Vestry, been Senior Warden for two years, a counter for many years, Treasurer for approximately five years, and co-chair of the Renovation Committee when the nave was renovated. He primarily attends the 9 a.m. Mass, often serving as a greeter. He
is delighted to be the Sunday Building host, connecting with and supporting members of the Parish at all Sunday Masses. In his time away from St. Paul’s, Daryl spends time with Barbara Timms, his wife, who attends the 11;15 Mass, and their wire-haired daschund, Jacob. Daryl is the President of the Board of Directors of their condominium, and races a sailboat with the help of others. Daryl begins his duties today, Sunday, September 4, from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Greeter Training on September 10 Are you a Sunday morning greeter or have you thought of becoming one? Greeting is a wonderful way to participate in the Sunday liturgy by providing hospitality to all who come through our doors. Lizann Jones and Mother Sara will be offering a training on September 10 from 10 to 11:30 am. All continuing greeters are strongly encouraged to participate, and this is a perfect opportunity for new greeters to learn the ropes. Just greeter-curious? Come join us to learn more!
Fall Foundations: Finding your way into the Bible September 28, October 5 & 12, 6:30-8:30 pm, in the Parish Hall
When you hear scriptures read in worship, do you wish you knew more about the Bible’s contents and basic storyline? Wondering about the lectionary on Sundays and how our readings are structured seasonally? If so, come join us for this 3-week foundations class taught by David Nienhuis. Dave is Professor of New Testament Studies at Seattle Pacific University and a St. Paul's vestry member. He
helps to train lectors for St. Paul's Sunday services, and loves talking about the Bible.
Rite-13 Liturgy at 10:20 a.m. Next Sunday on the Labyrinth Join us next Sunday, September 11, at 10:20am in the labyrinth for our first Rite of Passage liturgy in celebration of Aidyn Stevens and her transition from childhood to adulthood.