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This Sunday, August 1 at 9:30AM, we gather for worship. To attend in person, please sign up in advance or call the parish office (leave a message). Or tune into the livestream on our YouTube channel (where it will be archived to watch at your convenience) and shown on WPAA-TV at the usual times. Here's
this week's bulletin. Out of courtesy and care for all, we encourage you to please wear a face mask while inside at church. As Christians we're called to care especially the most vulnerable. Thank you for your faithfulness. Please see below for a heart-felt message to the St. Paul's Community. |
A Note of Thanks from the Family of Vivian Horvath
On behalf of our entire family, thank you for the most beautiful service honoring Vivian. It provided our family with the opportunity to honor Vivian’s wishes in addition to the closure that we all desperately needed. It was everything that we had hoped for and more. More importantly, it was exactly what Vivian would have wanted at her service. From Karen Rowe’s Words of Remembrance in which there was a not a dry eye in the Church, to the words that Dee Anne read to us that Vivian had actually written. It was like she was speaking directly to us and I can’t even put into words how much it meant to us. It was truly remarkable as was Vivian!!! I also appreciate being able to do the Reading and participating in the service. It was both an honor and a privilege that I will never forget. We also are so appreciative to all of the people that helped during the service and to all of the people that assisted with the luncheon in Wilkinson Hall.
We want to thank the St. Paul’s Community for all that they did for Vivian during her illness. We are so incredibly thankful for their love, friendship and prayers throughout those difficult times! In addition, we would also like to thank the Parish for all of the cards, letters, phone calls, and for the food that was brought to Vivian’s home. These kind gestures really lifted her spirits during the difficult days! To everyone that took Vivian to her doctor’s appointments and treatments, we are profoundly and eternally grateful! I tried to send thank you cards to everyone and I apologize for any that I may have missed.
The kindness and generosity that I have witnessed over the past year makes me so proud to be part of the St. Paul’s Community!!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and much love to you all!
Cheryl Pavitt
(Vivian Horvath’s daughter-in-law)
We want to thank the St. Paul’s Community for all that they did for Vivian during her illness. We are so incredibly thankful for their love, friendship and prayers throughout those difficult times! In addition, we would also like to thank the Parish for all of the cards, letters, phone calls, and for the food that was brought to Vivian’s home. These kind gestures really lifted her spirits during the difficult days! To everyone that took Vivian to her doctor’s appointments and treatments, we are profoundly and eternally grateful! I tried to send thank you cards to everyone and I apologize for any that I may have missed.
The kindness and generosity that I have witnessed over the past year makes me so proud to be part of the St. Paul’s Community!!
Thank you from the bottom of my heart and much love to you all!
Cheryl Pavitt
(Vivian Horvath’s daughter-in-law)
We continue worship inside next Sunday, August 8 at 9:30AM. You must sign up in advance here, or by calling the parish office at (203) 269-5050 (leave a message). Per ECCT guidelines, we will wear masks and practice social distancing while inside church. This service will be livestreamed and recorded for those unable to attend.
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Help Spread the Word!
Thrift Shop Reopens Thursday August 5! Now is a great time to volunteer to serve the wider community in the freshened up Thrift Shop complete with air purifiers, and other safety and social distancing measures. |
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I hope you'll review the 2020 Annual Report. We all know that 2020 was a year like no other. I think you'll find it fascinating to see all the creative ways so many ministries were adapted -- and kept thriving. Thank you for all you do to help make this so.
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A Gift from and for the Episcopal Church:
A FREE, downloadable PDF of our beloved
Book of Common Prayer
"When we pray, we are never alone."
The Rev. Scott Gunn, Forward Movement
We may be physically distant from one another these days to contain the COVID19 pandemic, but we're always spiritually together -- especially when we open The Book of Common Prayer. To help us through these uncertain days, Church Publishing has made the Prayer Book available for free. Just click here to download your copy.
A FREE, downloadable PDF of our beloved
Book of Common Prayer
"When we pray, we are never alone."
The Rev. Scott Gunn, Forward Movement
We may be physically distant from one another these days to contain the COVID19 pandemic, but we're always spiritually together -- especially when we open The Book of Common Prayer. To help us through these uncertain days, Church Publishing has made the Prayer Book available for free. Just click here to download your copy.
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