The St. James St. George Episcopal Church newsletter provides information about upcoming events and recent activities. The Episcopal Church Women group has chosen to support Cypress House Bakery, a nonprofit that helps with prison re-entry, as their convention project. A thank you service will be held on September 15th to honor those who have worked for the church. The diocese also recently held a parish communications training day. The newsletter lists upcoming vestries, services, and community meals at the church.
The St. James St. George Episcopal Church newsletter provides information about upcoming events and recent activities. The Episcopal Church Women group has chosen to support Cypress House Bakery, a nonprofit that helps with prison re-entry, as their convention project. A thank you service will be held on September 15th to honor those who have worked for the church. The diocese also recently held a parish communications training day. The newsletter lists upcoming vestries, services, and community meals at the church.
The St. James St. George Episcopal Church newsletter provides information about upcoming events and recent activities. The Episcopal Church Women group has chosen to support Cypress House Bakery, a nonprofit that helps with prison re-entry, as their convention project. A thank you service will be held on September 15th to honor those who have worked for the church. The diocese also recently held a parish communications training day. The newsletter lists upcoming vestries, services, and community meals at the church.
Church From your Priest-in-charge ECW Supports Our mission at St. James & St. Convention Project George is to love as Jesus Loves. To Episcopal Church Women (ECW) has help do that, nearly two thousand chosen Cyprus House Bakery for its years afterward, we are organized Convention Project. Cypress House is a into parish churches. These are non-profit organization of St. Luke's places for worship, learning, and Church in Scranton that will serve as a prison re-entry giving to each other and the wider program. The goal of Cypress House is to develop a viable communities. We will start this business run entirely by those re-entering society. You can organization on the Sunday after Labor Day, a traditional, contribute to ECW's project by sending a check payable to although not liturgical, time to return and begin Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem with "Cypress House anew. You will be provided with some brief descriptions Bakery" in the memo line to: Diocesan House, 333 of the various ministries here, and the opportunity to Wyandotte Street, Bethlehem, PA 18015 clearly sign up if you want to commit yourself to any of them. This moment is not intended to replace anyone who Thank You Service is in charge of or doing these ministries now. It is to help me, and all, get a clearer sense of where we are and how A Special “Thank You” Service we can move forward. Please prayerfully consider will be held on Sunday, continuing what you are already doing and perhaps even September 15, 2019, at 10:00 trying something new to fulfill our mission. am, with the intent to honor and thank all priests and parishioners who worked tirelessly for our church over the last few years. The service will be followed by a cover- Office Hours dish luncheon. Please plan on attending. Fr. Brain will be in the office on Monday. His tentative schedule is from 1:30 - 6:30 pm. He would love to have you stop by for a visit so he can get to know his Parish Communications Training Day congregants better. He can also be reached by calling or The Diocese of Bethlehem hosted texting 570-814-9698. Although not as prompt, he can also be reached at therev@brainpavlac.org. a Parish Communication Training day Thursday, August 1 at St. Peter's & St. Clement's in The Way of Love Wilkes-Barre. Chief presenters The 148th Diocesan were the Rev. Megan Dembi, Convention will take place Missioner for Communications, on October 4 – 5, 2019, at and the Rev. Dennis Reid. A the Crown Plaza in variety of communications Reading. The theme of were discussed including what matters most to visitors, this year’s convention is web design, e-mail and social media. Jane Evans and The Way of Love. Ray Poggensee attended. Christine McGeachie will be our representative. Rooms can be booked by Weekly Bulletins calling 610-376-3811 and Additions, corrections or changes to the weekly church reserving a room in the bulletin or church website can be made by contacting Diocese of Bethlehem’s Heather Evans at 570-468-3022 (leave a message) or e-mail block. Heather at HEvans13@outlook. com. The Good News is “Eternal Life”. Upcoming Events A fresh Coat of Paint A gigantic Thank you to Heather Evans for Vestry Meeting – painting the downstairs hall of the church. Come Monday, September 9, 2019 take a look at the new gray and blue color 7:00 pm scheme that compliments the carpet and new St. James St. George Church table cloths!! With the new “Thank You” Service – colors in mind, Sunday, September 15, 2019 Heather also 10:00 am painted a new St. James St. George Church “Stained Glass” window Food pantry – to replace the Wednesday, September 25, 2019 painting that 11:00 am – 12:00 pm she had gifted St. James St. George Church to the church several years Community Meal – ago. Saturday, September 28, 2019 11:30 am – 12:30 pm St. James St. George Church Community Projects The Church is collecting various objects to help out community organizations. Contact Information Address: 398 Washington Avenue, Jermyn, PA 18433 Telephone: 570-876-4896 e-mail: ssjandg@yahoo.com Website: ssjandg.weebly.com Box Tops Soda tabs Printer cartridges
Please note that the plate offering collected on the first Sunday of every month will now be given to the priest for his discretionary Fund. Please be generous.