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Dear friends,

Thank you for the lovely celebration of our 10th anniversary together. The food, the gifts, the photo display, and the good cheer were wonderful symbols of how far we have come together and how God has called us to this ministry. I am grateful and humbled by all the ways you have invited me into your holiest life moments, and I am proud of the ways we have served the world in God’s name together. I look forward to seeing where the Holy Spirit will lead us next! I am also grateful for the gift of sabbatical, which begins for me on May 1. Thanks to the vestry, the sabbatical committee, and my staff colleagues, all has been put into place for covering my absence. Please refer to the document “A guide for a Sabbatical Journey” for information on who to contact, what the Sunday worship schedule will look like, and a glimpse into what I’ll be doing during my time away. Your dedicated wardens and the vestry are ready to handle any situation, and I am confident that this time away will be fruitful for all of us. See you in September! Your friend in Christ , Julie

St. Andrew’s Clergy and Staff The Rev. Julie A. Carson,

Rector jcarson@

standrewsframma.org 508-877-6725

Dr. James Ferguson, Director of Music

jferguson@ standrewsframma.org

508-881-0950

Lauren Webb, Administrative Assistant

office@ standrewsframma.org

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John Cento Communications

Coordinator Jcento@

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Ken Hatfield, Sexton

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A Monthly Newsletter from St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Framingham, Massachusetts 3 Maple Street, Framingham, MA | 508.875.5095 | standrewsframma.org

APRIL 2017


Vestry Person of the Month

April 2017 WELCOME BARBARA WARD

Barbara has been a grateful member of the St. Andrew’s community for almost 20 years! Being a member has afforded her the opportunity to travel on mission with the youth, to be involved in meaningful work through Outreach, and to have made many wonderful friends along the way. She is the obnoxiously proud mother of three sons.

CHURCH SCHOOL Another busy month is upon us. The church school will be holding a Lemonade and Baked Goods Sale during Coffee Hour, on April 2, to raise funds in support of Family Promise. April 9 is Palm Sunday, with pony rides during the church school time before the service at 10:00 a.m., and the Parade of Palms around the block, with a student riding a pony in the lead as Jesus. Our family-friendly Maundy Thursday dinner will be at 6:00 p.m. and include the interactive Last Supper and foot-washing. A children's Stations of the Cross will be at 4:00 p.m. on Good Friday. There will be an Easter Vigil on Saturday, April 15, at 7:00 p.m., with bluegrass music. Easter Sunday services will be at 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., on April 16, with an Easter Egg hunt following the 10 am service. On April 23, we celebrate New Life Sunday. There will be childcare each Sunday morning, but no church school classes on Easter Sunday. We respectfully request snack donations of large bottles of water, 48-oz. bottles of apple juice, Pirates' Booty, Nilla Wafers, and Saltines. Thank you for your support.

OUTMETROWEST TRIVIA NIGHT, APRIL 8. OutMetrowest, an organization that supports LGBTQ youth in our area, is holding its annual trivia night and silent auction on Saturday, April 8th at 6pm. A team from St. Andrew's participated last year and had a great time! Want to join this year? Allison Smith is the team captain and you can contact her at [email protected].

AMAZON ASSOCIATES PROGRAM If you shop at Amazon, you can support St. Andrew's at the same time. Through the Amazon Associates program, all you have to do is click on the Amazon link on our website to get to Amazon.com. A portion of your purchase will be donated directly to St. Andrew's (note that this is different from the Amazon Smiles program). Just go to standrewsframma.org, click on support/donate, and follow the link to Amazon. Thanks, and happy shopping!

CALLING ALL GRADUATES! Are you or is someone in your household graduating this spring? If you are graduating from high school, college, or getting any kind of degree, please let Lauren in the office know so we can honor you on May 21st. Send your name and the name of your school to [email protected] by April 23.

THE MAUNDY THURSDAY WATCH Then Jesus came with them to a small estate called Gethsemane; and he said to his disciples, “Stay here while I go over there to pray”. He took Peter and the two sons of Zebedee with him. And sadness came over him, and great distress. Then he said to them, “My soul is sorrowful to the point of death. Wait here and keep awake with me.” And going a little further he fell on his face and prayed, “My Father”, he said, “If it is possible, let this cup pass me by. Nevertheless, let it be as you, not I, would have it.” He came back to the disciples and found them sleeping, and he said to Peter, “So you had not the strength to keep awake with me one hour?”

Matthew 26: 36-41 TJB On Maundy Thursday, April 13, following the 7:30 p.m. Evening Service and Foot-washing, you are cordially invited to spend one hour “awake” with Christ throughout the night. The chapel in the darkened Church Nave will be transformed into a garden for prayer, meditation, and quiet contemplation, but you may sit or move about wherever you are most comfortable. There is a sign-up sheet on the Adult Ed bulletin board near Harris Hall, and you may choose an hour or more from 9:00 p.m. through to 7:00 a.m. Good Friday morning.


NEW SOCIAL JUSTICE MINISTRY SETS MEETING SCHEDULE

The newly-formed Social Justice Ministry will meet the first Monday of the month, beginning April 3. Meetings will take place at 7:30 p.m. in the Library. All are welcome to join!

FELLOWSHIP Please wear your name tag.

As our Episcopal and Lutheran congregations get to know each other, let us continue our practice of wearing name tags at Coffee Hour. If you don’t have a name tag, please add your name to the list of name tags to be made. They will be added to the tag rack each week.

OUTREACH REPORT St. Andrew’s and Lutheran Church of Framingham are partnering in Outreach Ministry. The Outreach Committee meets the second Sunday of each month in the Library at 9:00 a.m. The next meeting is April 9, and all are invited to participate. We’ll be discussing the meaning of Outreach, as well as providing updates on activities.

RECENT ACTIVITIES Thank you to everyone who so generously contributed to the sock and diaper collections. Feet Need Socks: 805 pairs of socks were donated, which were blessed for donation to Common Cathedral, Boston. Thank you to Barbara W. for volunteering to deliver the socks to Common Cathedral. Diaper Collection at Stop & Shop, Natick to benefit the Diaper Project at A Place to Turn: 5,703 diapers and 59 packages of diaper wipes were collected at St. Andrew’s and Stop & Shop, Natick. Thank you to all who generously gave diapers, wipes, monetary donations, and their time in support of this ministry. Joanne Barry, Director of A Place to Turn, was very appreciative of our efforts and generosity and she told us how much the diapers mean to the families who receive them.

UPCOMING ACTIVITIES Family Promise MetroWest Walk: A team of walkers from St. Andrew’s and Lutheran Church of Framingham will participate in the walk on Saturday, April 8. Between now and then, we are collecting monetary donations for this event. You can place your donations in the appropriate box on the table in the Memorial Room following worship each Sunday. There is a fun, yet “very serious” competition to see which side of the sanctuary contributes more. So, please place your donation in the box for the side of the sanctuary in which you sit. You may also join the St. Andrew’s/LCF team and walk the 3-mile route. Registration Fees are $20 for adults, $10 ages 5-17, 4 years and younger are free. Register at http://walk.familypromisemetrowest.org/StAndrewsLCF, scroll to the bottom right and click on Join our Team! The website will ask you to complete your

personal information to join the St. Andrews, Framingham & Lutheran Church of Framingham team. For more information, contact Laura Woollett at LAWoollett@hotmailcom Lutheran World Relief Personal Care Kit Collection: During the month of April, we will be collecting the following items to be made into personal care kits: • Lightweight bath-size towels (between 20”x40”

and 52”x27”), dark colors recommended • Bath-size bars of soap, any brand, in original

wrapping • Adult-size toothbrushes in original packaging • Sturdy combs (no picks or fine-toothed combs) • Metal nail clippers (attached file optional) Each kit will contain 1 towel, 2 or 3 bars of soap, 1 toothbrush, 1 sturdy comb, and 1 nail clipper. Please bring your items to be donated to church during April. There will be boxes in the Memorial Room. We will deliver our kits to Christ Lutheran Church on May 18, to be packed and shipped to their destinations. If you would be interested in volunteering to load the truck at Christ Lutheran Church on May 18, between 11:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m., please contact Carol Esbig at [email protected]. More information about Lutheran World Relief and Personal Care Kits may be obtained at https://lwr.org/get-involved/build-kits-of-care/personal-care-kits

ONGOING ACTIVITIES Food Pantry Collection: Donations of nonperishable canned food are given to the Pearl Street Cupboard & Cafe at Park, a program of the United Way of Tri-County. The Cupboard currently serves 1,500 families. In addition to the food donations, volunteers are welcomed, Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Salvation Army Miracle Kitchen: St. Andrew’s and LCF members prepare and serve a delicious and nutritious meal the third Friday of each month at 4:30 p.m. Volunteers are always appreciated. For more information about any of these activities, email Carol Esbig at [email protected].


DEACON’S MESSAGE APRIL 2017

For the message about the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing,

but to us who are being saved it is the power of God. —1 Cor 1:18

Grace and peace to you! It is rather ironic that the main symbol of the Christian faith - the cross - is also a symbol of humiliation, violence, suffering, and death. And, yet, it is through the cross that we come to understand that Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior was sent into the world to fully share in our humanity and to lead us back into a right relationship with God. Through the cross, we experience Jesus’ own vulnerability and brokenness; we see his own body given for the sake of the world. Through the cross, we see good overcoming evil; life conquering death; freedom given to those who believe. Through the cross, we come to realize that God is present with us even - especially - in the midst of our deepest suffering and death. At those moments when we are most weak and vulnerable and broken, God comes to us, revealing God’s glory with love and compassion. Martin Luther called this paradox of God bringing life from death through an act of torture the ‘theology of the cross’. It implies God works in hidden ways and in unexpected places; God’s grace and love come when least expected. Many may view it as foolishness - the idea that an all-powerful God suffered and died on a cross in solidarity with God’s people, as the way of expressing love and forgiveness and hope. Many may think that God’s power is revealed most fully in the wealth and prosperity and prestige that can come from living in an affluent society. Many might like to skip the cross and head straight for the resurrection. Do not be fooled. Jesus was drawn to vulnerable people on the margins of society - women, people with disabilities, children, foreigners, outcasts. They were among the first to recognize him as the Messiah. So, it continues to be today. God continues to work among God’s people in a similar way - bringing healing and hope to the meek and lowly through grace alone. As we approach Holy Week, I encourage you to walk gently and intentionally toward the cross. Linger during The Three Days of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Holy Saturday and ponder the hidden mystery that suffering and death lead to life everlasting. Then, rise and rejoice in the new life that you have been given through the cross. to God be the glory! Susan

SAVE THE DATE! WOMEN’S RETREAT

A retreat for the women of St. Andrew's and the Lutheran Church of Framingham. Friday, December 1-3, at the Barbara C. Harris Conference Center in Greenfield, NH.

Registration will begin in September, but please mark your calendars now!


St. Andrew’s Youth Outreach Newsletter April 2017

Events March 26 Presentation of food pantry donations - Middle School April 2 Lemonade Stand/Bake Sale for Family Promise during coffee hour April 8 Family Promise Walk – registration at 8am, walk at 9am April 30 Presentation of food pantry donations - Fledglings

Family Promise Walk to End Homelessness The church school kids brainstormed ideas to raise money for Family Promise and will be collecting loose change and running a lemonade stand and bake sale. See Becky Dagostino to help out ([email protected]). Don’t forget to register to walk with or donate to the St. Andrew’s/LCF team: http://walk.familypromisemetrowest.org/StAndrewsLCF The Battle of the Sanctuary is heating up! As of March 20, St. Andrew’s/LCF have raised over $600! The left side is ahead! The final total will be announced after the walk.

“Do not say, ‘I am only a youth’; for to all to whom I send you, you shall go, and whatever I command you, you shall speak. Jeremiah 1:7

Coming Up … May 28 – Need a family to present the food pantry donations (no church school). See Laura Woollett to volunteer.


HOLY WEEK AND EASTER WORSHIP AND DEVOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

Provided by St. Andrew’s and Lutheran Church of Framingham

Wednesday Evenings through Lent March 8, 15, 22, 29, April 5, at 6:00 p.m. Soup supper, conversation and prayer. All are welcome. Palm Sunday, April 9 8:00 a.m., Holy Eucharist with Blessing of the Palms and Reading of the Passion 9:00 a.m., Pony Rides in the parking lot! 10:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist, with Palm Sunday Neighborhood Procession and Reading of the Passion Maundy Thursday, April 13 6:00 p.m., Last Supper Holy Eucharist and Foot Washing. A family-friendly dinner, Last Supper reenactment, foot washing and Eucharist for all ages 7:30 p.m., Holy Eucharist and Foot Washing A traditional service for Maundy Thursday, including foot washing and the stripping of the altar 9:00 p.m.-6:00 a.m., Maundy Thursday Watch in the Fuller Shrine. Sign up to keep vigil overnight as Jesus asks his disciples to stay awake with him for an hour Good Friday, April 14 12:00 p.m., Framingham Interfaith Association Ecumenical Good Friday Service, hosted by St. Andrew’s and Lutheran Church of Framingham. 7:30 p.m., Good Friday Liturgy, including music and veneration of the cross Holy Saturday, April 15 7:00 p.m., Bluegrass Easter Vigil, featuring the Blackstone Valley Bluegrass Band. An ancient service of Easter featuring a vigil fire, candlelight, and the first chance to shout Alleluia! Easter Sunday, April 16 8:00 a.m., Holy Eucharist with music 10:00 a.m., Festival Holy Eucharist with guest musicians and “Alleluia Chorus” sing-along 11:30 a.m., Special Coffee Hour and Easter Egg Hunt for Children 2nd Sunday of Easter, April 23 8:00 a.m., Holy Eucharist 10:00 a.m., New Life Sunday Eucharist. Come celebrate our new life in the resurrected Christ and bring home a spring plant for your garden. 3rd Sunday of Easter, April 30 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m., Holy Eucharist Bon Voyage to the Carsons as Julie celebrates her last Sunday before her sabbatical.

ST. CLAIRE’S GUILD DONATES AFGHANS On April 2, we blessed over 20 afghans made by the St. Clare's Guild. These prayerfully crocheted, knitted, and sewn items will be donated to MetroWest Hospice, thanks to all the dedicated members of the Guild! It is so rewarding to provide comfort to those in need. In addition to MetroWest Hospice, in the past, we have sent afghans to MetroWest Outreach Coalition, Shriners' Hospital pediatric ward, and community women's shelters St. Clare's Guild collects knitted or crocheted 6-inch squares made from 100% acrylic, medium-weight yarn. The squares are then sewn together to make afghans of differing sizes. If anyone is interested in joining us in this ministry, please contact Chris Walter or Judy Artley. It needs only a bit of your time and stitching talent, and it is time that YOU chose. No meeting attendance is required.

LIVING WELL First and Third Wednesdays

The Lutheran Church of Framingham invites you to join us each month, on the first and third Wednesdays, at 3:00 p.m., in the Library, as we meet to discuss spirituality and mental health. Our group offers a safe place for people to gather together in a supportive community for prayer, conversation, Bible study, and spiritual growth, as we reflect on the presence of God in our lives today. For more information, contact Deacon Susan Lindberg Haley

ANDREW’S ANGELS

Are you looking for something meaningful to do with your extra time? Lend a ride! Drivers needed! If you're willing to help others get where they need to go, doctors appointments and such, please contact Elizabeth Mazza (508-875-7249) and you too can be an Andrew's Angel.

FOOD PANTRY

The Food Pantry is in need of thee basic items all year long: canned meats (tuna, chicken), low-sugar cereals, canned fruits and vegetables, peanut butter, hearty canned stews and soups, instant oatmeal, pasta and pasta sauces, biscuit and baking mixes, beans, and kid’s snack items (granola bars, apple sauce). Please remember those in need when you shop.


Chocolate Sunday, Shrove Tuesday, and Ash Wednesday at St. Andrew’s (Photos courtesy of Elizabeth Kohler.)


APRIL 2017

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

2 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist Rite 2 (Sanctuary) 9:00 AM Church School (Lower level) 9:00 AM Holy Grounds (H. Hall) 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist (Sanctuary) 11:00 AM Coffee Hour (H. Hall) 5:00 PM EfM (Library)

3 9:30 AM Bible study at Heritage Assisted Living 7:00 PM Al-anon (H. Hall) 7:00 PM Alateen (Rm. 10) 7:00 PM AWOL (Mem. Rm.) 7:30 PM Social Justice Ministry (Library)

4 9:30 AM Women's Bible Study Group (Library) 6:30 PM Gateway Camera Club (H. Hall) 7:30 PM Choir rehearsal (Choir Rm.)

5 3:00 PM Living Well (Library) 6:00 PM Lenten Supper & Conversation (H. Hall)

6 7:00 PM New Sound Assembly Barber Shop Harmony Chorus (Sanctuary)

7 11:00 AM Your Job Now: Women's 12-step Program (Mem. Rm.)

8 8:00 AM Family Promise Walk to End Homelessness 10:00 AM Portuguese Plus (Lower level) 10:00 AM Veteran's Acupuncture (Library)

9 Palm Sunday 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist Rite 1 (Sanctuary) 9:00 AM Church School (Lower level) 9:00 AM Holy Grounds (H. Hall) 9:00 AM Outreach Meeting (Library) 9:00 AM Pony Rides 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist (Sanctuary) 11:00 AM Coffee Hour (H. Hall) 5:00 PM EfM (Library)

10 9:30 AM Bible study at Heritage Assisted Living 7:00 PM Al-anon (H. Hall) 7:00 PM Alateen (Rm. 10) 7:00 PM AWOL (Mem. Rm.) 7:30 PM Vestry Meeting

11 9:30 AM Women's Bible Study Group (Library) 10:00 AM St. Clare's Guild 10:30 AM Brain Injury Support Group (H. Hall) 11:30 AM St. James Gathering Eucharist and Luncheon 6:30 PM Gateway Camera Club (H. Hall) 7:00 PM LCF Council (Mem. Rm.) 7:30 PM Choir rehearsal (Choir Rm.)

12 13 6:00 PM Last Supper 6:45 PM Writing group (Library) 7:30 PM Maundy Thursday Eucharist & Watch

14 11:00 AM Your Job Now: Women's 12-step Program (Mem. Rm.) 12:00 PM Ecumenical Good Friday service 4:00 PM Children's Stations of the Cross 7:30 PM Good Friday liturgy

15 Blue Grass Easter Vigil 10:00 AM Portuguese Plus Festa da Pasqua (H. Hall) 10:00 AM Veteran's Acupuncture (Library) 7:00 PM Easter Vigil

16 Easter Tidings deadline 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist Rite 2 (Sanctuary) 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist (Sanctuary) 11:00 AM Coffee Hour (H. Hall) 11:15 AM Egg Hunt 5:00 PM EfM (Library)

17 9:30 AM Bible study at Heritage Assisted Living 7:00 PM Al-anon (H. Hall) 7:00 PM Alateen (Rm. 10) 7:00 PM AWOL (Mem. Rm.)

18 9:30 AM Women's Bible Study Group (Library) 6:30 PM Gateway Camera Club (H. Hall) 7:30 PM Choir rehearsal (Choir Rm.)

19 3:00 PM Living Well (Library)

20 6:30 PM Stearns Farm Board Meeting (Mem. Rm.) 7:00 PM New Sound Assembly Barber Shop Harmony Chorus (Sanctuary)


22 10:00 AM Veteran's Acupuncture (Library)

23 New Life Sunday 8:00 AM Holy Eucharist Rite 1 (Sanctuary) 9:00 AM Church School (Lower level) 9:00 AM Holy Grounds (H. Hall) 10:00 AM Holy Eucharist (Sanctuary) 11:00 AM Coffee Hour (H. Hall) 5:00 PM EfM (Library)

24 9:30 AM Bible study at Heritage Assisted Living 7:00 PM Al-anon (H. Hall) 7:00 PM Alateen (Rm. 10) 7:00 PM AWOL (Mem. Rm.)

25 9:30 AM Women's Bible Study Group (Library) 10:30 AM Brain Injury Support Group (H. Hall) 6:30 PM Gateway Camera Club (H. Hall) 7:30 PM Choir rehearsal (Choir Rm.)

26 27 6:45 PM Writing group (Library) 7:00 PM New Sound Assembly Barber Shop Harmony Chorus (Sanctuary)


29 10:00 AM Portuguese Plus (Lower level) 10:00 AM Veteran's Acupuncture (Library)


April 2017

Date

10am

Acolytes

Chalice Bearers

10am Eucharistic

Visitor

Subdeacon

Lectors

Ushers

Altar Guild

April 2

Kelly, Warren, Ryan, Kyle, Liam, Sam

8am: Judy McEntegart Sandy

McConnell to Dottie

Cannistraro

Sandy McConnell

8am: Sam Tyler

8am: Morris Rogers J. Baldwin

K. Coates S. McConnell

R. Noble

10am: Katie Copithorne, Wendy Lutz

10am: Susan Dunham, Irene Fanous

10am: Pam O‘Callaghan Paul Isaacs

April 9 Palm Sunday

Kelly, Nick, Liam, Noah, Ryan, Angelina, Natalie, Thomason

8am: Elizabeth Mazza

Jean Baldwin to Jini Henderson

Jean Baldwin

8am: Wayne Levesque

8am: Morris Rogers

J. Metcalfe

J.Gay E. Copithorne

P. Der Garabedian

10am: David Copithorne, Jill Mackavey

10am: Michelle Griffin-MacGregor, Anne O’Connell

10am: Doug Araujo Scott Salley

Tuesday April 11 Monthly

Eucharist & Lunch

Pam Hulme

April 16 Easter Sunday

Katee, Warren, Jon, Mary, Sam, AJ, Thomason, Natalie

8am: Rob Adamson

Barbara Ward to Lois and Frank

Deluski

Sandy McConnell

8am: Kathy Coates

8am: Morris Rogers

J. Artley C. Corcoran

C. Walter

10am: Tammy Retalix, Barbara Ward

10am: Sam Tyler, Rob Adamson

10am: Rob Marco Doug Araujo Rick Carlson Rob Adamson

April 23 New Life Sunday

Jon, Kelly, Annika, Katee, Sam, Angelina

8am: Harry Crosby

Jean Baldwin to Helen Garfield

Jean Baldwin

8am: Christine Parkhurst Moore

8am: Morris Rogers

D. Kaskon I. Fanous H. Marco E. Mazza C. Greene S. Regan

10am: Jane Scott, Cathy Corcoran

10am: Chris Daniele, Mark derGarabedian

10am: Susan Champagne Tom Buie

April 30 Nick, Warren, Natalie, Noah, Kyle, Thomason

8am: Hayley Kosmatka

Joan Metcalf to Lois and Frank

Deluski Joan Metcalfe

8am: Wayne Levesque

8am: Morris Rogers

10am: Esther Powell, Eleanor Verrette

10am: Joan Gay, Michelle Griffin-MacGregor

10am: Diane Kaskon Pam O‘Callaghan

Maundy Thursday, April 13, 7:30 p.m.

Lectors Chris Walter, Judy Artley

Subdeacon Joan Gay

Usher Paul Isaacs

Good Friday, April 14, 7:30 p.m.

Lectors Bob Cushing, Bill Mills-Curran

Subdeacon Joan Metcalfe

Usher Rob Marco

Easter Vigil, April 15, 7:30 p.m.

Chalice Bearers Jane Scott, Bonnie Gouveia

Subdeacon Jean Baldwin

Ushers Rob Marco, Heather Marco


St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 3 Maple Street Framingham, Massachusetts, 01702 Phone: 508-875-5095 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.standrewsframma.org

Upcoming Events

Vestry Retreat 4/1

Church School Bake Sale 4/2

Social Justice Ministry 4/3

Living Well 4/5

Lenten Supper and Conversation 4/5

Family Promise Walk to End Homelessness 4/8

OUTMetroWest Trivia Night & Silent Auction 4/8

Palm Sunday/Pony Rides 4/9

Vestry Meeting 4/10

St. James Gathering 4/11

Easter Sunday/Tidings Deadline 4/16

Living Well 4/19

Writing Group 4/27

Julie’s Last Sunday before Sabbatical 4/30

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