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Grace Episcopal Church Alvin, Texas

The Outpost December 2009

Inside this issue: Announcements 3-11

Birthdays and Anniversaries

3

From the Rector’s Desk

2

Vestry Summary 10

Children’s Holiday

Outreach Project Kids Christmas Outreach Tuesday, 12/22 10AM Children, ages 7-12, are invited to the Parish Hall to work on an outreach project for the Kai-ros ministry. We will be baking cookies, color-ing placemats and learning about the Kairos min-istry. Lunch will be served. Questions? Want to come? Want to help? See Mary Smith for details.

Parish Election Winners

Congratulations to those winning spots on the vestry for Grace Church. Wayne Bell, Glennie Hefner, and Tommy Peebles will join the vestry beginning in January, 2010. Jana Callan and S. Wayne Mathis earned slots on the Grace delega-tion to the Annual Diocesan Council which takes place in Killeen, Texas in February, 2010.

Grace Guild Quilt Winner

will be Drawn December 12th

The winner of the 2009 Grace Guild Quilt Raffle will be drawn on December 12th. Grace Guild has been selling raffle tickets for their annual fundraiser for much of 2009. The chief quilter of the organization is Opal Anderson. This years quilt is a lovely golden yellow (see picture left) with baskets and flow-ers. You may purchase tick-ets from any member of Grace Guild up until the

time of the raffle. Please contact Cynthia Gilbert for more information.

Calling All Chrismons

The Altar Guild has issued an urgent call for Chris-mons. Chrismons are hand-crafted Christian Christmas tree ornaments. They can be handcrafted in a variety

of methods including crosstitching or by using white felt and gold piping. These traditional white and gold Chrismons will be adorning the Christ-mas tree in the narthex. One parish-ioner has already committed to making

Chrismons. However, in order to com-pletely cover the tree, more volunteers are urgently needed. Patterns, direc-tions and materials can be provided upon request. Chrismons are MADE and never purchased. The Chrismons need to be ready to place on the tree by December 23. Please see S. Wayne Mathis 832 630 0651 for fur-ther details.


Grace Episcopal Church The Rev. David W. Price

200 W Lang St, Alvin TX [email protected]

[email protected] fax: 281.331.0143

www.gracechurchalvin.com office: 281.331.5657

The Outpost editor is Donna Tate. Electronic Outpost submissions may be emailed to the editor at [email protected]. Print sub-missions may be turned into the Outpost box in the church office during normal office hours. The Outpost deadline is printed on the monthly calendar.

From the Rector’s Desk….

The Expectant Church We now enter the holy season of Advent. The words and feelings that rise from this spiritually rich round of expectancy are perhaps “hope,” “longing,” and “anticipation.” As we absorb the scriptures tied to Advent, we’re drawn again into the deep yearn-ing of ancient, longsuffering Is-rael, watching for the Deliverer. When circumstances are dire, peo-ple ride the edge dividing listless despair from prayerful expecta-tion. In these weeks before Christ-mas, we keep watch for the com-ing Savior. Christmas is many things to peo-ple. To commerce it makes or breaks profits for the year. For the overburdened, estranged from oth-ers by the cruel demands of sched-ule and circumstance, it is short of time and connection with others. For people conditioned to be harsh and stingy in their daily existence, it is a chance to call “time-out” for good will and generosity (would that it were a permanent change for the better).

For Christians, Christmas is the re-living of God’s drawing nigh through the Incarnation of the eter-nal Word. Again, for the faithful, it is the fulfillment of God’s saving act in the birth of Christ Jesus, by which he ransomed us from sin and death and brought us into the kingdom of light. We take time spiritually to prepare for the Feast of the Incarnation, Christmas, be-cause it is everything, it is salva-tion fulfilled. That is why the four Sundays preceding Christmas Day are so important to us. On the First Sunday of Advent, November 29th, we make wreaths in the morning between the ser-vices so we can observe devotions in our homes. As day light fades that evening we gather for The Ad-vent Procession of Lessons and Carols. Each week from there un-folds into a holy time of watching, preparing, rejoicing and expecting the “Dayspring from on high…God-with-us…our Lord, Em-manuel.” May yours be a richly blessed season of hope. David


December Birthdays and Anniversaries

50+ Touring to Bay Area Playhouse

This year, you are invited to begin your holiday festivities by sharing in the 50+ yuletide trip on December 5th. The Yuletide trip begins at the Grace parking lot at 1:03PM and will proceed to the Bay Area Playhouse in Dickin-son. At the Playhouse, we will see the play "A Saunders Family Christmas". The build-ing is wheelchair accessible and all seats are at floor level.

Afterwards, 50+ Tours will dine at a local restaurant and return to Grace. The $11 price will include theatre admission and gas for the trip. Money for the restaurant will be handled separately with each diner pay-ing for their own meal. Make your reservations today by signing the list in the parish hall or by calling S. Wayne Mathis at 832-630-0651. Thanks for traveling with us.

50+ Tour group in front of the Holocaust Museum Houston . This was one stop on the November outing.

Birthdays: Dec. 3: Kati Stokes Dec. 4: Maevelyn Savens, James Savens Dec. 9: John Bergmann Dec. 10: Derrell Cobb, Schuyler Hoff Dec. 13: Tim Craft, Jennifer Harpole, Luc Mathis Dec. 15: Terrie Beasley, Mackie Campbell, Elizabeth Reimer Dec. 17: Mary Morrison, Mark Peebler, Alex Varkey Dec. 19: Dorothy Tyde, Deven Will Dec. 20: J. T. Hernandez Dec. 23: Margueritte Savens Dec. 27: Matt Hefner, Joel Saenz, Eric Tate Dec. 29: Pat Martin, S. Wayne Mathis Dec. 30: Danny Hermann Dec. 31: Allison Blevins, Virginia Stokes, Rob Tomberlin Anniversaries: Dec. 1: Don & Phyllis Wall Dec. 5: John & Mary Morrison Dec. 20: Elton & Mary Frances Wissner Dec. 21: Don & Cynthia Hanselman Dec. 22: James & Margaret Seals Dec. 23: Wayne & Janice Bell Dec. 28: Kent & eth Taylor Dec. 30: Dilys & Brian Davis

In order for our Parish Hall to be clean and ready for the next event, and since we don’t employ anyone to do this, we need your help. When not in use, the ideal configuration for the Parish Hall is a clear floor with all tables and chairs stowed in their racks. This will allow for a thorough cleaning by our janitorial service. Because of the multi-use nature of our facility, each event could require a different seating arrangement. Therefore it is important that each group set up and take down tables and chairs as required. Tables should be wiped clean prior to take down. Please take this into con-sideration when making preparations for your event. Likewise, when using dishes and utensils from the kitchen, please make sure they are washed, dried, and put away after use. If you use the dish washer, please unload it after the cycle is complete. If you make coffee, please turn off the coffee maker when finished, dispose of the remaining coffee, and wash and dry the coffee pot. Additionally, sinks, counter tops, and drying racks should be clean and ready for the next user. Used kitchen towels should be taken home, washed, and returned.

Your help in keeping our Parish Hall in order is greatly appreciated. Thanks for your support.

Be Kind to Our Parish Hall, Please


Stewardship Corner

with Lynne Bruner

The holiday season is often a time when we think of giving. As a parish we are making a move to change the way we think about stewardship. This month in stewardship news I have included a won-derful form (see opposite page) for pa-rishioners to use to evaluate their view of stewardship. It is truly a shift of focus for most people to think about the con-cept that all they have is a gift from God. If it is all his anyway, who are we to not follow biblical principles and tithe? In our family that is what changed our focus completely. We became cheerful, faith-ful givers when we accepted that princi-ple. Our family has experienced a true spiritual shift on many levels since we became faithful to the tithe. Please take a minute to read the questions on the form and discuss them as a family. What a great way to start the dialogue in prepara-tion for giving!

On Sunday, November 29, at 5:00 pm, the clergy, musicians, and acolytes of Grace will usher in Advent with the annual procession. At twilight the choir sings in the narthex, “I looked from afar…” Lessons recalling the Creation, our alienation from God, and the promise of the Messiah are illuminated by carols and chorales, or-gan preludes, and congregational Advent hymns. Finally, in the light of the altar, comes the final promise: “Tomorrow, go ye forth and the Lord will be with you.” The commercial world insists that we show our love at Christmas by going deeper into debt and smothering our children with things. And each year the jingles and come-ons arrive earlier. The church over the centuries points another way, beckoning us to wait, to be quiet, and to look for the Promised One. We are invited to set aside an hour at dusk in Advent’s beginning to set ourselves on the path toward Bethlehem for a holy and blessed Christmas.

For more information, please contact Bill Wicker.

An Advent Procession of

Lessons and Carols

DOK DeGeorge Service

Project is Chance for All of Us to Help Veterans

For several years the Dame Julian DOK has col-lected plastic shoe boxes filled Christmas gifts for the DeGeorge veter-ans. Well, it's that time again. A list of suggested items will be posted in the Parish House. Boxes must be

turned by December 13th. Questions contact Dorothy Campbell 281-482-6632.

December Bunko Party, ECW Style: 6PM Dec 4th

Ladies, let’s take an evening just for ourselves before December gets too crazy. We usually meet on Saturday mornings but we want to keep those Saturday mornings free in the month of De-cember. We’ll meet starting at 6pm on Friday evening, December 4th for a light supper of soup, salad and bread. Admission is $1 and a friend. There will be a sign-up sheet in the Parish Hall for food and so we can figure out how many tables of Bunko we’ll have. All women of Grace are warmly invited to attend. If you’ve never played Bunko, it is super easy, which makes it so much fun. You’ll be able to play and carry on a conversation. If you’re part of a Bunko group, please let Terrie Beasley or Mary Smith know – we’ll be publishing Grace Bunko Rules for the evening and we’d love to have your input. Prizes will be monetary, hence the $1 admission fee! (We can plan child care if needed – please let Mary Smith know by Dec. 1st, with the names and ages of children.) Hope to see all of you there!


Advent Plants, Christmas Flowers,

and the Beauty of Both

As we enter into the Season of Ad-vent, the Altar Guild is putting a heavy emphasis on natural beauty. During Advent, potted Norfolk pines will be placed on the Altar as well as arranged in Narthex. The pines on the altar

will all be new purchases while the pines in the Narthex will be on loan to Grace. Several of the Narthex pines have previ-ously served as altar plants. We will be creatively using our natural resources, as well as conserving our financial re-sources. For Christmas, the pines will be replaced with a myriad of colorful poinsettias. By combining sizes and colors, we hope to create a joyfully dazzling Christmas dis-play befitting the wonder and glory of Christ. To accomplish this lofty goal, the Altar Guild will need the help of ALL parishioners. Christmas flower dedica-tions are currently being accepted in three categories: in memory of, in honor of, and in thanksgiving for. Flower dedica-tions are $12 and the dedication list will be printed in the service leaflets begin-ning with December 24th and continuing

through Epiphany (January 6th). Please take note of the new lower price of the dedications. This reduction is an attempt to make the dedications accessible to everyone. One hundred percent partici-pation would make a grand display truly spectacular. Checks should be made out to Grace Episcopal Church with Christ-mas dedication on the notation/memo line. All dedications should be made on the forms provided. Forms are available through the parish office, in the Outpost, in the narthex and in the service leaf-lets. Form deadline is December 20, 2009. Both the altar pines and poinsettias will be available for planting in your homes after the epiphany service. The ultimate goal is for the beauty of Christmas to shine within the Church now and then to shine in your homes later. Please make several dedications today.

S. Wayne Mathis Altar Guild Director 832 630 0651

(Editor’s note: The dedication form is on page 11 of this publication.)


The Episcopal Church Women in-vites theWomen of Grace to:

An Elegant Evening in the

Grace Wintry Wonderland Christ-mas Meal

and Entertainment

Saturday, January 2nd

Parish Hall, $20 per person

Purchase your tickets early as our seating is limited to 50 people

Catered by S. Wayne Mathis De-signs

Our lovely evening meal will be a full buffet including appetizers and dessert. There will be an elegant

beverage served. Wine is not in-cluded but there will be a self-serve wine bar so you may bring your favorite to share. There will be some complimentary tickets that your ECW board members will be creatively handing out in December. If you’d like to attend but cannot afford to, please let Terrie Beasley know – she will discreetly take care of the tickets as long as the “free” supply lasts. Likewise, if any of you would like to comp a ticket for someone else, please let Terrie know.

Outreach Committee Meeting

December 2, 2009

The relatively new outreach committee will meet Wed. evening De-cember 2, 2009 at 7:00 p.m. in the parlor. It is not too late to join. Visitors welcome! Contact CarolAnn Mills for more information.

Thank you from the Deacons

Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

Joe and I would like to say ‘Thank you” to all of you who have wel-comed us so warmly and made us feel like we are part of the family. You have prayed for us; helped us with KAIROS cookies, and we are having fun getting to know each of you. Alas, we are still working on a few names and don’t quite have all the children’s names learned yet. But we will learn them if you let us stick around for another year. (so if Joe calls you by the wrong name just correct him and please don’t take offense) We arrived and were introduced to you at the beginning of Advent last year and served at the altar on Christmas Eve for the first time. In just a few days, we will be ‘old timers’ and eager to be-gin another year of service.

As you cook and shop and wrap and decorate, don’t forget the poor; those who need food from the Alvin Food Pantry. There are several families in our own congregation who are receiving food from the food pantry. They are serving over 250 families a month. If you wish to give to a family in need, write a check to Grace and put in the memo fund either the Rector’s Discretionary Fund or the Deacon’s Discretionary Fund. Father David is in charge of what we do and he knows what is going on. The main difference is that the Deacon’s dis-cretionary fund money may go to feed someone in the community or pay a utility bill (no not ours!). Don’t forget to make an extra dozen cookies for KAIROS. Carol Ann is serving on the next one at the Hobby Unit just outside of Marlin just after Christmas.

Peace and Joy,

CarolAnn and Joe Mills


God's Special Time KAIROS is a Christian prison ministry whose goal is to Christianize the prison environment. You can help this ministry by baking cookies. Home-

made cookies, distributed liberally to the inmates during the weekend, are a tangible expression of God's over-flowing love for His children and the presence of that love in Christian people everywhere. It is a love seldom en-countered in the everyday lives of these prisoners. Your loving sacrifice in baking the cookies will provide "bread" that will shine the light of God's grace into the darkest comers of the prison.

COOKIE PREPARATION

Chocolate Chip Ginger Peanut Butter Molasses Oatmeal Sugar

*****DO NOT DECORATE COOKIES WITH ANY TYPE OF OUTER COATING***** (No sugar, icing, sprinkles, NOTHING!!!)

Size:

2 to 21/2 inches in diameter and not over 1/2 inch thick. Please do not make thin, crisp cook-ies, as they break easily and cannot be used.

Packaging:

Let cookies cool completely. Warm cookies stick together in a mass and cannot be used. Bag them in a Zip-lock bag - - one dozen in each bag. Please label the bag with the kind of cookies in it. Also ,please use only Zip-lock bags.

Handling:

Call the cookie coordinators, whose name and telephone number are listed below, when you have your cookies ready. Arrangements can then be made to pick up your cookies and transport them to the prison in a timely manner. Cookies may be made ahead of time and frozen. They keep well.

Cookie Coordinator: Deacon Joe or Deacon CarolAnn Mills Telephone Number 281-756-8009

PLEASE FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS. THEY HAVE BEEN CAREFULLY PUT TOGETHER SO THAT WE MAY MAKE FULL USE OF ALL OF THE COOKIES THAT YOU HA VE SO LOVINGLY BAKED. WE PREFER TO SEND WHOLE COOKIES INTO THE PRISON, SO YOUR COOPERATION IS APPRECIATED.

***** THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP! ***** We will need your cookies by December 30, 2009 at the latest. Thank you!

Types of cookies acceptable:

Auld Lang Scrap

Before 2010 begins, let's scrap 2009!

December 30 10am - 4pm Grace Church

Gail McKinnon, our Creative Memo-ries Consultant, will come with all her supplies. Cost is $15 which includes lunch. To reserve a spot, just contact Jennifer Price at 281-331-6477 or [email protected].


Sunday School News and Updates

Sunday School in November was full of fun and surprises! The children of Grace represented Patron Saints in a parade on All Saints Day during the 10:30 Service. The following weeks were filled with stories, games and activities with a Noah's Ark Theme. The children hammered nails, built with Lincoln Logs, sang songs, played Arc trivia games, made windsocks and heard Noah' story. Animal crackers and rain water Gatorade were enjoyed at snack time and a special olive tasting event was held. There was a special visitor one Sunday. A live white dove entertained the children with her curiosity of the children and her enjoyment of music time. There are plans for more special visitors of the canine variety. Two dogs, from animal rescue, are coming to help our children Learn about the stewardship of God's creatures He created for His enjoy-ment and ours. Come to Sunday Schools to see what we have in store for our next session. During Sundays in Advent, the Sunday School time will be devoted to preparations for the annual Children’s Christmas Pageant to be held during the 10:30 AM service on Sunday, December 20, 2009. Bring your child to Sunday School at 9:15 AM on Sundays, De-cember 6 & 13 to rehearse. Additional Saturday practices may be needed. Please contact Leah Jones for more information.

Alternative Gift: Christmas Card Program

Celebrate the holiday season with family and friends by making a donation in their honor to Camp Allen.

Simply send Camp Allen a recipient list and, the card shown below will be personalized and mailed to each person on your list. We ask that you support Camp Allen with a mini-

mum donation of $10 per card. All proceeds will help send a deserving child to our summer camp program. For addi-

tional information or to request an order form, contact Lau-ren Day at [email protected] or call 936.825.7175

Outside of Card: Inside of Card:

Important Deadline Note

The deadline for the January edition of The Outpost is Friday, December 18 at NOON. I am going out of town the next day for the Christmas holiday and will need to finish The Outpost Friday before leaving town. Thank you.

-Donna Tate, Outpost editor


November Vestry Summary November Vestry Meeting The vestry met on November 17.

Fr. David reported on the following: -Average Sunday attendance for the year is currently 119. -Christian Education programs for the younger chil-dren are going well and have recently focused on the themes of Creation and The Flood. Coming soon will be Advent wreath making and rehearsals for the Christmas pageant. The pageant will take place on Sunday, 12/20 at the 10:30 service. Video programs are being reviewed prior to selection for the Sr. High program. -Currently Fr. David is reviewing dates in Spring 2010 for the Bishop’s visit. -Danny Hermann and Fr. Price are learning more about Helping Hands of Alvin, an outreach program operated by the Alvin/Manvel Ministerial Alliance. -Thanksgiving liturgy will be held along with Morn-ing Prayer on Thanksgiving morning. -Advent Procession of Lessons and Carols will be held on November 27 at 5:00 p.m. -Christmas services are scheduled for Christmas Eve at 6:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. and Christmas Day at 10:00 a.m. It was noted that at the annual election meeting, Glennie Hefner, Wayne Bell and Tommy Peebles were elected to three-year terms on the vestry. Their terms will begin on January 1, 2010. Appreciation was noted to all who were nominated and ran for

election. The vestry reviewed and approved action to allow a group of special event volunteers lead by Chris Pat-terson to research and create a proposal to build a permanent outdoor activity space to be used for spe-cial events such as fish fry, plant sale, pumpkin patch, boy scout events, annual picnic, etc. The pro-posal will include a structure design along with a fundraising plan to raise money for building ex-penses. The structure would include a concrete floor, roof covering, electric outlets and lighting. The group discussed the preliminary 2010 budget, which will be reviewed and put up for approval at the December 2009 vestry meeting. Additional discussion took place regarding details and planning for the 2010 stewardship campaign.

As a reminder, you are encouraged to talk with vestry members regarding current issues at Grace Episcopal. Each of us would be pleased to talk with you and tell you more about vestry hap-penings or answer your questions!

2009 Vestry members are: Jana Callan, Sr. Warden; Wayne Bell, Jr. Warden; Lynne Bruner, Clerk; Terrie Beasley; Vicki Ennis; Karen Hayes; Kathy Hermann,; Jean Hinkley; and David Schlegel The next vestry meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, December 15.

Don’t forget to look for the full minutes of this meet-ing in the parish hall if you are interested.


Grace Episcopal Church

Advent Plants and Christmas Flowers

Dedication Form

Please share with us the joy of the Advent and Christmas seasons by contributing toward decorating the church. Dedications are $12.00; however, gifts in all amounts are gratefully accepted and will be ac‐knowledged. If you would like to participate in the adornment of the church, please complete the following information and send it along with your contribution to the parish office or place both in the alms basin. Please specify Christmas flower dedication on your check. Deadline December 20, 2009. YOUR NAME:____________________________________ SPECIFY:

___ Given in memory of:____________________________

___ Given in honor of:_____________________________

___ Given in thanksgiving for:________________________

Thank you for participating!

S. Wayne Mathis Altar Guild Director

832‐630‐0651

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 7 am Morning Prayer 11 am Bible Study 6 pm Evening Prayer 6:30 pm DOK 7:30 pm BSA Troop 400 7:30 pm ALANON

2 7 am Morning Prayer 3:30-6 pm EDGE 6 pm Cubs (various dens) 6 pm Evening Prayer with Healing Eucharist 7 pm Outreach Com-mittee Mtg.

3 7 am Morning Prayer 10 am Bible Study 6 pm Evening Prayer

4 7 am Morning Prayer 6 pm ECW Bunko Party 6 pm Evening Prayer

5 9 am Morning Prayer Noon-9 pm BSA Troop 400 Order of the Arrow Banquet 50+Tour 6 pm Evening Prayer

6 7 am Morning Prayer 8 am Holy Eucharist 9:15 Christian Ed 10:30 am Holy Eucharist 12:30-2 pm EYC 3 pm FPU 6 pm Evening Prayer

7 7 am Morning Prayer 6 pm Evening Prayer 6 pm Youth Choir 7:30 pm Parish Choir

8 7 am Morning Prayer 11 am Bible Study 6 pm Evening Prayer 7:30 pm BSA Troop 400 7:30 pm ALANON

9 7 am Morning Prayer 11:30 am Ministerial Alliance Luncheon 3:30-6 pm EDGE 6 pm Cubs (various dens) 6 pm Evening Prayer with Healing Eucharist

10 7 am Morning Prayer 6 pm Evening Prayer

11 7 am Morning Prayer 6 pm Evening Prayer 8 pm BSA Troop 400 Lock-In

12 9 am Morning Prayer 9 am ALANON District Meeting 3 pm Grace Guild 6 pm Evening Prayer


14 7 am Morning Prayer 6 pm Evening Prayer 6 pm Youth Choir Christmas Walk-A-Mile 7:30 pm Parish Choir

15 7 am Morning Prayer 11 am Bible Study 6 pm Evening Prayer 7 pm VESTRY 7:30 pm BSA Troop 400 7:30 pm ALANON

16 7 am Morning Prayer 3:30-6 pm EDGE 6 pm Cubs (various dens) 6 pm Evening Prayer with Healing Eucharist


18 7 am Morning Prayer 6 pm Evening Prayer 6:30 pm Youth Choir Party OUTPOST DEADLINE




22 7 am Morning Prayer 10 am Kid’s Out-reach Christmas 11 am Bible Study 6 pm Evening Prayer 7:30 pm ALANON

23 7 am Morning Prayer 3:30-6 pm EDGE 6 pm Evening Prayer with Healing Eucharist

24 6:00 pm Holy Eucha-rist Rite I 10:30 pm Holy Eucharist Rite II OFFICE CLOSED

25 CHRISTMAS 10 am Christ-mas Eucharist OFFICE CLOSED


27 7 am Morning Prayer 8 am Holy Eucharist 9:15 Christian Ed 10:30 am Holy Eucharist 12:30-2 pm EYC 6 pm Evening Prayer


29 7 am Morning Prayer 11 am Bible Study 6 pm Evening Prayer 7:30 pm ALANON

30 7 am Morning Prayer 10 am – 4 pm Scrap Booking 3:30-6 pm EDGE 6 pm Evening Prayer with Healing Eucharist


DECEMBER 2009

Office Hours: Monday –Friday 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM 281.331.5657 The Outpost and monthly calendars can also be found online at www.gracechurchalvin.net

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