Sunday, February 10, 2013
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Sunday, February 10, 2013
Holy Eucharist The Episcopal Church of Our Saviour The Last Sunday After the Epiphany Transfiguration Sunday A Congregation of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington and the Anglican Communion 1700 Powder Mill Road - Silver Spring, MD 20903 February 10, 2013 www.episcopalcos.org 301-439-5900 churchoffice@episcopalcos.org Welcome to the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour. We are glad that you are here with us today. Everyone is welcome to receive Communion in our church regardless of your denominational background. “ A Home for all God’s People” Liturgy of the Word Introit Fugue and Harmonization on “St. Anne” J. S. Bach Entrance Hymn Songs of Thankfulness and Praise 1982 Hymnal #135 Opening Acclamation and Collect for Purity BCP pg. 355 (The Blue Book in the pew rack) Gloria Hymnal #S-280 (Front section of Hymnal) Collect of the Day O God, who before the passion of your only begotten Son revealed his glory upon the holy mountain: Grant to us that we, beholding by faith the light of his countenance, may be strengthened to bear our cross, and be changed into his likeness from glory to glory; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. First Reading Exodus 34:29-35 Pew Bible, New Testament, p. 63 Psalm 99 1 6 Moses and Aaron among his priests, and Samuel among those who call upon his Name, * they called upon the Lord, and he answered them. The Lord is King; let the people tremble; * he is enthroned upon the cherubim; let the earth shake. 2 The Lord is great in Zion; * he is high above all peoples. 3 Let them confess his Name, which is great and awesome; * he is the Holy One. 7 He spoke to them out of the pillar of cloud; * they kept his testimonies and the decree that he gave them. [ANT] 8 “O Lord our God, you answered them indeed; * you were a God who forgave them, yet punished them for them for their evil deeds.” 9 Proclaim the greatness of the Lord our God and worship him upon his holy hill; * for the Lord our God is the Holy One. [ANT] 4 “O mighty King, lover of justice, you have established equity; * you have executed justice and righteousness in Jacob.” 5 Proclaim the greatness of the Lord our God and fall down before his footstool; * he is the Holy One. [ANT] [ANT] Second Reading 2 Corinthians 3:12-4:2 Pew Bible, New Testament, p. 138 Gospel Hymn Christ Upon the Mountain Peak 1982 Hymnal #129 Gospel Luke 9: 28-43a Pew Bible, New Testament, p. 53 Sermon Prayers of the People Taught by God’s word we pray for the church and the world, saying: Lord, have mercy. The Confession of Sin and The Peace Book of Common Prayer, p. 360 You are welcome in the Name of the Lord You are welcome in the Name of the Lord I have seen in you the Glory of the Lord You are welcome in the Name of the Lord Holy Eucharist Offertory Great and Glorious F. Haydn Doxology Tune of 1982 Hymnal #400 For peace in all lands and in the hearts of all people, we pray: Lord, have mercy. Service continues in the Book of Common Prayer, p. 367 (Eucharistic Prayer B) For all who are Christians, that they may be strong in their love and faith and may work together for greater unity, we pray: Lord, have mercy. Sanctus 1982 Hymnal #S-130 For those preparing for ministry and for all who guide them, that they may be teachers of God’s light and love, we pray: Lord, have mercy. Communion Hymns Take My Hand, Precious Lord LEVAS #106 Revive Us Again LEVAS #157 Soon and Very Soon LEVAS #14 For all members of our civic community, that we may live together with justice and understanding, we pray: Lord, have mercy. Fraction Anthem 1982 Hymnal #S-164 For the sick and the dying, and for the dead and the bereaved, we pray: Lord, have mercy. Announcements For Episcopal Relief and Development; for Companions in World Mission; and for the Mission and Ministry of the Episcopal Church, we pray: Lord, have mercy. Dismissal For Justin, Archbishop of Canterbury, Katherine, our Presiding Bishop, Mariann, our Bishop, Robert, Jane, and all who minister here, we pray to the Lord: Hear our prayer. God of wisdom and love, hear the prayer of your beloved children in this community of faith. Bring your help to all in need, granting our prayer through Christ our Lord. Amen. Closing Hymn Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones 1982 Hymnal #618 Postlude Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above Arr. H. Hopson Today’s altar flowers are given in loving memory of Uchenna Chukwubike Ifeajekwu November 27, 2009 - September 10, 2012 in six months’ remembrance, by his family. This Week’s Calendar SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 08:00am Holy Eucharist Rite I 10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II 11:30am NO Children’s Handchime Rehearsal 12:15pm Misa en Español MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11 07:00pm Finance Committee Meeting TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12 - Shrove Tuesday 10:00am Morning Prayer 06:00pm Mardi Gras Pancake Supper WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13 - Ash Wednesday 10:00am NO Weekly Bible Study 12:15pm Ash Wednesday Service 07:30pm Ash Wednesday Service 07:00am to 06:00pm - Drive-Through “Ashes to Go” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14 07:30pm Choir Rehearsal SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 08:00am Holy Eucharist Rite I 10:00am Holy Eucharist Rite II 11:30am NO Children’s Handchime Rehearsal 12:15pm Misa en Español Gifts of Love Offering The Gifts of Love envelopes are in the Narthex/Foyer of the church today to collect funds in support of programs sponsored by the Diocesan and National Episcopal Women. There are four major national church ingathering efforts: The United Thank Offering (UTO) which provides grants for a variety of programs and The Church Periodical Club (CPC) which provides printed and educational material to individuals and organizations. In 2010, ECW activities and the Memorial Scholarship Fund were included in the Gifts of Love ingathering. Please consider the outreach efforts of these programs and contribute generously. If you have questions, call Dee Henderson at(301-5724784) Those Serving at 8:00 Rector Assistant/Curate Lector Intercessor Acolytes Chalice Bearers Ushers The Rev. Robert W. Harvey The Rev. Jane Milliken Hague Lois Jenkins Erica Mitchell Nancy Ahmed, Lois Jenkins Nancy Ahmed, Pat Diggs Wilbur Jenkins, Logan Schutz Those Serving at 10:00 Rector The Rev. Robert W. Harvey Assistant/Curate The Rev. Jane Milliken Hague Organist/Choir Director Bruce Cole Subdeacon Margaret Gordon Lectors Nancy MacCormack, Amri Joyner Intercessor Tasha McCormack Acolytes Nellie Williams, Jermaine Bedell, Benjamin Robinson, Olivette Guy-Williams Head Acolyte Nancy Ahmed, 301-384-3596 Healing Prayers Adrian Maynard, Emerica Williams Altar Guild Purple Team Chalice Bearers Nancy Ahmed, Kenneth Egbuna, Olivette Guy-Williams, Olga Collier Ushers Emerica Williams, Joshua Anderson, Derek Cole, Angela Jones, Roseline Coker, Quinton Okon-Thomas Head Usher Derek Cole, 301-572-0074 Administrators Refiloe Bam, Steve Brushett, Helen Hanlon, Grace Siwajuola Interested in Serving as a Lay Reader, Intercessor, or Chalacist? We need you! If you are willing to serve, training will be scheduled later in the Spring; please sign up by contacting Margaret Gordon by phone at 301 -681-5262 or email MHGordon@verizon.net COS FOOD PANTRY IS VERY LOW!! Lots of folks have come in during the past two very cold weeks… most of the faces have been new to us, too. Please consider bringing a few items to help restock the pantry! And don’t forget.. You can always bring a casserole! (Instructions are in pantry on refrigerator.) Mardi Gras/ Shrove Tuesday PANCAKE SUPPER! Tuesday, February 12 6:00pm – 8:00pm Tickets: Adults $8.00 (18 and up) Tuesday, February 12, 2013 - Shrove Tuesday 06:00pm - Mardi Gras Pancake Supper Wednesday, February 13, 2013 - Ash Wednesday 12:15pm - Ash Wednesday Service 07:30pm - Ash Wednesday Service 07:00am - 06:00pm - Drive-Through “Ashes to Go” Every Monday During Lent 06:30pm - Stations of the Cross 07:00pm - Lenten Soup & Bread Supper 07:30pm - Lenten Study Sunday, March 24, 2013 - Palm Sunday 08:00am - Palm Sunday Eucharist Rite I 10:00am - Palm Sunday Eucharist Rite II 12:15pm - Misa de Domingo de Ramos Thursday, March 28 - Maundy Thursday 07:30pm - Maundy Thursday Service 09:00pm - Overnight Prayer Vigil (until 06:00am) Friday, March 29 - Good Friday 12:00pm - Good Friday Service (at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church, 818 University Blvd. West, Silver Spring, MD 20901) 06:00pm - Children's Stations of the Cross 07:30pm - Good Friday Service Sunday, March 31, 2013 - Easter Sunday 08:00am - Easter Sunday Eucharist Rite I 10:00am - Easter Sunday Eucharist Rite II 12:15pm - Misa de Domingo de Pascua Lenten Soup & Bread Supper & Study Mondays during Lent starting February 18 7:00pm Supper 7:30 Study Children (0-17) $4.00 (Youth who are serving eat FREE) If you have palms from last year’s Palm Sunday, please bring them… we will burn them around 7:00pm. Please bring a can of food per person for the COS Food Pantry. If you wish to come in costume, please feel free to do so! Volunteer Lay Ministers Needed… Start Lent Off By Serving Others! This year on Ash Wednesday, COS will be joining other churches in an outreach to the neighborhood by providing “drive through” ashes from 7:00am to 6:00pm, giving busy people in the area a chance to participate in this Lenten tradition and to learn about the friendly family at COS! Bishop Mariann Budde has written to the clergy through the Diocese asking them to take part in this “Ashes to Go” ministry. Father Harvey and Reverend Hague will be on hand, but in order to facilitate the day (including the noonday Ash Wednesday service), they have asked for volunteers to sign up for 2-hour shifts to help distribute ashes on that day. Sign-up sheets are available today, or you may contact Rev. Jane Hague at jhague@episcopalcos.org with any questions or to let her know you’d like to help serve. You can read more about the Ashes to Go movement here: www.ashestogo.org Where was God when…..??? Tragic events like the Newtown shootings, deadly natural disasters, and the attacks on 9/11, as well as other, more personal times of suffering in individual lives and families have challenged believers’ understanding for centuries. Come explore what the season of Lent and the Passion of Christ have to teach us about these mysteries in this year’s Lenten Study. Led by Robert Harvey. On behalf of the Fellowship of the Trees, Don Spicer wants to thank everyone involved with the 56th year of this effort. We had an excellent year, raising $14,610 for the church, the highest total ever! The most we ever raised before was $14,589 in 2008 so we beat that by $21 – the last sale at the lot this year was a very tiny Douglas Fir for $10 and a $20 tree stand so that sale pushed us over the top!! None of this could occur without the help of a large number of folks who pitched in to help set up the tree lot, unload the truck, sell trees, deposit the money, and clean up the lot. As usual, it was a great group to work with. We had 42 members help out with the effort. The total raised by the Fellowship of the Trees since 1998 (that is when Don’s record’s start) is now $190,545. We also want to thank the office staff; particularly Sunny who helped with all of the announcements and along with Robert and other office volunteers sell a few trees over the course of the month. We couldn’t do all of this without everyone’s support. We have listed the names of all those who participated this year – our apologies if we left anyone out or misspelled anyone’s name. Seyi Adegoroye ~ Seun Adegoroye ~ Sade Adegoroye ~ Kemi Adegoroye ~ Perry Anderson Audrey Austin ~ Refiloe Bam ~ Melvin Barnes ~ Mark Barnes ~ Tre Barnes ~ Victor Bondzie Johnathan Broadnax ~ Stephen Brushett ~ Richard Brushett ~ Fred Craddock ~ Addo Davies Roy Gray ~ Don Griggs ~ Robert Harvey ~ Kenrick Hunte ~ Wilbur Jenkins ~ David Jenkins Lois Jenkins ~ Amri Joyner ~ Akin Latunji ~ Israel Martinez ~ JC Mercado ~ Erica Mitchell Nthakoana Peko ~ Abbey Peko-Spicer ~ Sarah Peko-Spicer ~ Ella Robinson ~ Jack Roof Logan Schutz ~ Sunny Simmons ~ Grace Siwajuola ~ Don Spicer ~ Doug Tang Glenroy Thomas ~ Thulani Tlokotsane ~ Bruce Wallace ~ Scott Wren To all of you (and your friends and neighbors) who bought a tree or wreath, thanks so much - none of this works without your support. We hope that you all will come back again next year when we celebrate the 57th year of Fellowship of the Trees. The COS Lenten Food Drive for the MANNA FOOD BANK starts Sunday, February 17. Please start bringing in non-perishable food for Manna to distribute to the needy and hungry in our area. Through Manna’s regular distribution program, the Food Bank feeds about 3,300 families each month at fourteen locations. Manna provides each family with a three-to-five day supply of perishable and shelf-stable food. Manna also provides food at no charge to 48 Montgomery County soup kitchens, food pantries, group homes, and emergency shelters. Manna’s “Smart Sacks” program provides a bag of kid-friendly food to over 2,000 elementary school children each week at more than 50 schools. Here are a few phenomenal statistics about what Manna accomplished in FY 2012: Households Served via Food For Families Distribution: 40,976 ~ Average Clients Served Per Day: 161 Smart Sacks Distributed to Elementary School Children: 68,278 ~ Pounds of Fresh Produce Donated: 126,762 Pounds of Food Donated by Grocery Stores and Wholesalers: 2,933,694 ~ Total Pounds of Food Distributed: 3,616,250 Pounds of Food Donated by Community Members: 689,955 ~ Number of Volunteer Hours Given by the Community: 50,000 The COS Manna Food Drive asks our parishioners to donate generously to this worthy agency. Contact: Blanche Cleeve, Joan Murtagh, Joan Griggs. Reports Due: Sunday, February 17, 2013 If you are responsible for a report to be included in the Annual Meeting booklet, they must be received in the office by February 17 (NEXT SUNDAY!) Reports expected include (but are not limited to): 2012 Vestry Resolutions & Minutes (including December election and 2012 Annual Meeting minutes), individual reports from: Rector, Wardens, Committee Chairs (Building & Grounds, Finance, Stewardship, etc.), Altar Guild, Youth, Hospitality, Outreach Commission, Endowment Board, Acolytes, Ushers, Ministry of Art, and Choir. If you have any questions, please call the church office. Those for Whom We Pray Gracious God, watch over these your children. Send your healing power upon those who are sick, protect those travelling or in danger, and guide those who have decisions to make. Make known your love to all. We ask all this in the name of Your Son Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. Amen. In Continuing Prayer Elizabeth Adegboyega-Panox ~ Patricia Alexander ~ Christina Bedell ~ Julia Bauer ~ Gene & Evelyn Bean ~ Clifton Braithwaite Ken Brothers ~ Kate C. Bryant ~ Mary T. Bryant ~ Bev Byron ~ David Byron ~ Rose Byron ~ Louie & Carol Caccitore ~ Laura Carbone Bud Cole ~ Jonathan and Irene Cole ~ Al Coley ~ Rev. Amos Bani Collins ~ Kathleen Collins ~ Beverly Collins and Family ~ Lee DeMulder Barbara Dougherty ~ Chioma Ekechi and Family ~ Leslie Forder ~ Linda Francis ~ Cindy Fryer ~ Gloria Gaskill ~ Deborah Goosby Frances Grimes ~ Bob Hacker ~ Carl Hammond ~ James Hammond ~ Robert Hammond ~ Chickey Henderson ~ Margaret Hinkle Alisha Johnson ~ Richard Johnston ~ Reesa Jones ~ Viola Kamkwalala ~ J. & M. Kent ~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Lardner & Family Jenny Lay ~ Carolyn & Moncure Logan ~ Virginia Mahsman ~ Bob Mann ~ Prince McCormack ~ Thelma McDowell ~ Eddie McNeil Kimberly Mott ~ Dorothy Murphy ~ Gagriela Navarro ~ Nurse Kelli ~ Sandra Nylen ~ Patti M’s Father ~ Dibike (DC) Ogwu ~ Jessica Rehn Bianca Rodriguez ~ Cecilia Rodriguez ~ Patricia Rodriguez ~ Webster Rogers ~ Lee Rose ~ Joyce Simpkins ~ Fay Simpson Victoria Onike Stevens & Family ~ David L. Stratmon, 3rd ~ Karen Tang ~ Elizabeth Taylor ~ Evelyn Taylor ~ Dilia Mercedes Tolentino Chelsea & Brandon Valentine ~ Quentin Walker ~ Karen Washington ~ Nathalie White ~ Anne Willemann ~ I. Rimisa Williams, Sr. Delores Williams ~ Rhodel L. Williams ~ James and Ruby Young ~ The unemployed and their families Important Note: In an effort to keep the “Short Term Needs” list as current as possible, we will purge and renew this list every thirty days. Persons who have need for prayer longer than thirty days should be submitted to the “In Continuing Prayer” list. If you find that someone has been removed from the short term list who should instead be placed on the Continuing Prayer list, please call or email the church office at 301-439-5900 or churchoffice@episcopalcos.org Short Term Needs Ruth Agwuna ~ Angie Allen & Children ~ Bernardo Baez ~ Norma Beaton ~ Angeline Bell ~ Brandon Bell ~ Claire Prescott Bielat Delores Bond ~ Laurentia Bruce ~ Matilda Bucknor ~ Cyril Byron, Jr. ~ Maureen Dawn Collins ~ Ellen Davis & Children ~ Margaret Dowding Kenneth Egbuna ~ Desiree Venn Frederic ~ Blanca Santiago Gotay ~ Frances M. Grimes ~ Mark Harman ~ Janet Hunte ~ Prince Hunter Lawrence and Chinasa Ifeajekwu & Family ~ JoJo Isaac ~ Ayodele Iscandari ~ Andrew Johnson ~ Harry Johnston-Taylor ~ Nancy Knotts Joseph Albert Krejci ~ Nancy Knotts ~ Meagan Leatherbury ~ George Maestri ~ Nancy MacCormack ~ Kathy McAdams ~ Collina McFoy Carol & Bud Moeller ~ Madeline Morsha-Taylor & Family ~ Sandy Pang ~ Thomas Parker, Jr. ~ Nadine Patterson ~ Joseph A. Pitts Cordelia Robinson ~ Peter St. George ~ Jane Steel ~ Karen Tang ~ Jean VanDerPool ~ Emerica Williams & Family ~ Theodore Winston Members of the Armed Forces Jake Barr ~ Jason Durkaj ~ Harrison Grimes ~ Mary Q. Jackson ~ Christopher Shy Brittany Thomas ~ Donald D. Valentine ~ Adam Walker ~ Mason Walker ~ And All Those Who Serve