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MAY 18, 2017 Enjoy your week
The BROADCAST
2 LifeTree Café
3 Local Fun
3 Prayer Corner
4 Comics
A publication of Christ Episcopal Church in Dayton Ohio
IN PARISH NEWS
COMMUNITY AWARD HONOREE: REV. PADDOCK
What’s INSIDE
Looking for opportunities to volun-
teer your time, energy or resources
in the Greater Dayton Area? Look no
further. Whether in the parish or in
the community, you can find a place
just right for you.
CityHeart, an outreach
organization at Christ Church, can be
reached at 937 223-2489.
St. Vincent Shelter, help provide
meals at shelter, contact Gary
Kuziensky at
Dayton Episcopal Food Pantry,
help distribute food at St. Andrew’s
at 1060 Salem Ave., call 937-278-
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Many individuals dedicate themselves
daily to the principles of giving and
serving. Cardinal Joseph Louis
Bernardin was such an individual who
exemplified those qualities throughout
his life works. The Cardinal, who served
as Archbishop of the Cincinnati
Archdiocese, is remembered primarily
for his end of life ministry to fellow
cancer sufferers, advocacy of a
“consistent ethic of life” and his work to
improve relationships between Catholics
and other religious groups.
St. Benedict the Moor Catholic Church
is pleased to announce the Cardinal
Bernardin Community Service Award
Banquet to honor individuals or groups
who have dedicated their lives to
community service on Sunday June 11,
2017 at the Mandalay Banquet Center
from 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
The 2017 keynote speaker is retired Air
Force Colonel and former Catholic
Social Services
Miami Valley
Board of Trustee
President,
Bernard H.
Fullenkamp. Our theme is “United in
Faith, Hope and Service to the
Community”.
You are invited to make a tax-deductible
gift for our children by securing a
sponsorship package, purchasing an
advertisement or acknowledgement to be
published in the 2017 souvenir booklet,
and/or purchasing a table or ticket to the
event. The deadline for submission for
advertisements is May 26, 2017. Checks are to be payable to St. Benedict
the Moor School with “Community
Award” on the memo line and mailed to
519 Liscum Drive, Dayton, Ohio 45417.
For a sponsorship form, to purchase a
table or tickets and for additional
information please contact the event
chair Janice Allen at (937) 276-2796,
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Elsie’s Attic work sessions have begun. The next session is May 24 from
12-3 p.m. These are ALL volunteer work sessions, you are welcome to show up for
SOME or ALL of any session. You are also invited to bring a friend! No experience
is necessary! Work Sessions are Mondays & Wednesdays 12 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Questions? Please call Cindy Cooke at 937-276-2162. If you have items that you
would like to donate to Elsie’s Attic , please arrange to drop off your items during
parish office hours.
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Worship Times: Sunday Eucharist 8:00 & 10:30 am Nave
Wednesday Eucharist 12:10 pm Living Beatitudes worship space Saturday Evening Prayer/Eucharist 5:00 pm Nave
As the weather changes,
you may be more inspired
to spend time at Christ
Church. Whether for an
afternoon mediation in the
Nave, to show out -of -
towners the stained glass
window or to meet with the
rector. Please call ahead
to make sure that the
space or person you want
is available.
Monday - Thursday 9AM- 4PM Friday 10AM-2PM
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A Bishop and Her Harley
Central New York Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe
isn’t the kind of Harley-Davidson rider who
publicly promotes her love of motorcycles.
Riding, for her, is like a form of personal pray-
er, not a Sunday sermon. But on a recent ride
through upstate New York, she had stopped for
water at a store, and some men walked in and
asked whose cool, new motorcycle was parked
outside.
That’s mine, she said, striking up a conversa-
tion with the men. Eventually, their questions
turned to what she does for a living.
So she told them: “Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Central New York.” And
much to her delight, the conversation turned to the topic of faith, a discussion as live-
ly as the one about the Harley Softail Slim. Her motorcycle had become a tool for
evangelism.
“It’s given me opportunities to share the love of Christ in ways that are wonderful and include other people,” Read more of Bishop Duncan-Probe and her Harley http://episcopaldigitalnetwork.com/ens/2017/05/10/new-york-bishop-finds-her-spiritual-center-atop-a-motorcycle/. Read other Episcopalian New Service articles at www.episcopaldigitalnetwork.com.
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LIFETREE CAFÉ TUESDAYS @ 6:30 PM IN PARLOR
LifeTree Conversations series continues Tuesday, May 23 at 6:30 p.m. in the parish parlor. Looking for a place to explore life, meet new friends, and experience God, then LifeTree Café is your kind of place. Questions? Contact John Paddock at (937) 223-2239 or [email protected].
SAYING GOODBYE TO GINA Educator Virginia (Gina) Marks Paget passed away
April 26 at her home in Philadelphia, surrounded by her
family. She was 81 years old. A memorial service to
celebrate her life will be held on Saturday, June 3 at
2:00 PM, at Christ Episcopal Church. All fr iends
and relatives are welcome.
Come visit us
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This weekend in Downtown Dayton …
WORLD A’FAIR MAY 19-21 Dayton Convention Center www.aworldafair.org
A World A’Fair is back this weekend for its 44th year of showcasing and celebrating the different cultures that have made the Dayton area what it is to-day. A fun way to be well-entertained, well-fed, and better-educated.
FESTIVAL HOURS
Friday, May 19: 5 - 11 PM
Saturday, May 20: 11 AM -11 PM
Sunday, May 21: 11 AM - 6 PM
For tickets and info, visit: https://www.aworldafair.org/getting-there/tickets/
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Young adults of color are invited to examine their gifts and explore opportunities at an Episcopal Church retreat, Why Serve 2017, Monday, June 12 to Thursday, June 15 at Bexley Seabury, Chicago, IL.
Invited to attend this conference of fellowship, training, discernment, and self-care are young adults (age 18-30) from communities of color in the Episcopal Church, as well as those desiring to serve in ethnic ministries.
Registration is $75 which includes meals, lodging, ground transportation, and con-ference fees. Airfare is not included. Deadline: May 31. Why Serve 2017 registration https://dfms.formstack.com/forms/http_dfms_formstack_com_forms_why_serve_2017
If you would like more information, contact Angeline Cabanban at 212-716-6186 or [email protected].
Why SERVE 2017: AN EPISCOPAL VOCATIONAL
DISCERNMENT CONFERENCE FOR YOUNG ADULTS OF COLOR
Wesley Community Center, a friend to Christ Church, is hosting their annual
Juneteenth Celebration on Saturday June 17, 2017 at McIntosh Park. According to
www.juneteenth.com, “Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration commemorating
the ending of slavery in the United States. Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19th
that the Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston,
Texas with news that the war had ended and that the enslaved were now free.”
Activities include Mini Veggiepooloza supported by United Way of Greater Dayton,
West Dayton Outdoor Experience for all ages sponsored y by Five Rivers Metro
Parks, and also food, vendors, and entertainment.
PRAYER CORNER: EASTER SEASON
Lord, we know that you are with us always; but in this Holy hour, we pray that you help us to see with resurrection eyes; to hear with resurrection ears, to live in the Easter experience, Amen
If you have a prayer you would like to share or to see in this space, email the parish office [email protected]
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