SAINTS AND ANGELS
We give thanks for these parishioners who have
given of their time, treasure and talents:
John Chung for helping with Marcia Miget’s piano
recital on May 6.
Sue Clark for her help in the garden.
Catherine Keyes-Guichard for Yawnin’ Yoga!
The Growth and Facilities Committees, especially
Nancy Ware for her time spent as chair of the
Facilities Committee, chairing growth.
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PANCAKE BREAKFAST!
When: Saturday, June 16th
, 8am ‘til 12 noon
Adults: $10.00, kids 5 and under – free!
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WEDNESDAY’S WOMEN’S BOOKCLUB
The hostess provides drinks and dessert.
Attendees should bring a sandwich and
RSVP to the hostess each month.
June 13th: The Year of Magical Thinking, by
acclaimed writer, Joan Didion; at Cindy Smith’s
home (456-1733) at noon.
July 11th: March: by Geraldine Brooks; at Sallie
Wood’s home (454-0162) at noon
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WELCOME THE COUNTRY OF
SUMMER!
Invite your friends to join us at our
BRAND NEW SUMMER VACATION
SERVICE SCHEDULE
June 17 through September 2, 2007
8 a.m. Wake up with God
10 a.m. Seekers’ Service for Spiritual Travelers
of All Ages
No Experience Necessary!
Summer is a time for going places, a season for
exploring mountains, lakes, rivers, cathedrals,
narrow paths and broad boulevards. Why not
take your soul on vacation too?
This summer, beginning on Fathers’ Day, June
17th, Church of the Redeemer is opening its
doors to all who have wondered about spiritual
practice but may have hesitated to try it. Bring
your questions, your doubts, your hopes, your
children, your pain and your dreams. You will
learn some simple skills of the spirit: prayer,
sacred story, healing, song, and a few mysteries
(which are what all good spiritual practice
explores.)
You have two roads to choose from: If you seek
quiet amid the noise and the haste, “Wake up
with God” at 8 a.m. with meditation, breathing,
lectio divina (or sacred reading) and Eucharist.
For the festive, Summer Seekers’ Service begins
at 10 a.m.
The Seekers provide a lively road trip
through the spiritual life featuring song, prayer,
storytelling, art, a weekly take home practice,
healing, Holy Eucharist, and a chance to eat and
socialize afterward.
All are welcome.
Redeemer is an open community of faith.
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