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The Flowers On The Altar
Are Given To The Glory Of God In Thanksgiving For The Family And Friends Of Joan Hemsworth.
Vacation Bible School runs August 7-11 this year. This free program for ANY children (parishioners, friends, neighbors’ kids) involves music, crafts, games, science, storytelling, watermelon, corn bread, punch, and more. Mark your calendars today for this wonderful program for kids of any age. (Older kids are helpers. Plus we need 20+ adults! Talk to Nancy Crysler to find your place in the fun. ncrysler@outlook.com.)
A Cookout and Music Night outside here at St. James on July 16th! Food at 6pm, bring something to share, then music at 7pm featuring Robert Ragoonanan, Barry van Engelen, Emma Rankine, Yi Chieh Anita Chiu, and more! Don’t miss out!
Saint James is Hiring an Executive Secretary/Bookkeeper to begin this summer. This person operates at the heart of the church office, coordinating communications, paperwork, calendars, bookkeeping, and office supplies, while serving as a welcoming and friendly face for all comers. Although parishioners are not eligible to be hired, friends and neighbors of parishioners are welcome to apply. Excellent computer skills are needed, plus trustworthiness, a teamwork attitude, and excellent organizational skills. 18 hours/wk. Days/hours are flexible. Send a letter of application and resume if possible to apply@saintjamesgi.net. Inquirers can call Fr. Phil at the church office (734-676-1727) for more information.
Please Check The Coat Rack In Galloway Hall And Our Kitchen for any items that might belong to you. Items that are not claimed will be sold in the next rummage sale.
A Diocesan Picnic is being held Saturday, July 22nd, 11am-4pm, at the Emrich Retreat Center in Brighton. Flyers with more information and reservation forms are on the table in the hallway outside of the office. RSVP by July 15th. More information also available online at edomi.org.
Belly Dance classes are meeting every Wednesday in Galloway Hall at 7pm.
Do You Enjoy The Time Of Fellowship After The 10am Service? Sign up to host a week. Hosts do simple set up and clean up, and provide a simple snack.
Vestry Minutes are always available on the bulletin board outside the main office. Vestry members wear blue name tags if you have comments or questions.
Open Office Hours Fr. Phil is available for appointments throughout the week for meetings of any length. Tuesday evenings are open office hours, meaning you can drop in without an appointment between 4:00-6:30 pm. Contact Fr. Phil any time: rector@saintjamesgi.net, cell: 734-775-7140 or at the office: 734-676-1727.
Group Studies On Sunday mornings gather at 9:05am in the Fireplace Room for a drop-in Bible Study. On Wednesday mornings we have a 10:15am service of Holy Communion in the chapel. Our Thursday morning book group is taking a break and will resume late summer/early fall.
Features & Articles
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Take a moment and think about your first bike and all the joy it brought you. Now think about supporting Beaumont Children’s Bike Day with a donation that will help provide special bikes for children who are living with a disability. With a small act of kindness, you will bring joy into the lives of these children who deserve a helping hand. Let your heart be your guide. All donations matter.
Follow www.beaumontchildrenshospital.com/bike-day/ for an insight into Bike Day, including a video of children and their bikes, and the ways a donation can be made. –David Hartwell
SERVING THIS WEEK
THESE ROLES ARE ALWAYS OPEN to new participants.
To join a team contact the office at goodnews@saintjamesgi.net
| July 9 | |
| Altar Guild | Madeleine Jones, Meren James |
| 8am 1st lesson reader | Mark McPherson |
| 8am Eucharistic Minister | Tom Coleman |
| 10am 1st lesson reader | Jack Hartley |
| 10am 2nd lesson, prayers & chalice | Andrew Johnson |
| Ushers | Stuart Cartwright, Jack Hartley |
| Greeters | Sue Anderson, Marie Johnson |
| 10 am Crucifer | Andrew Johnson |
SAINT JAMES WISH LIST
Listed below are some things that St. James would love to have, but the budget does not allow them at this time. If one of these items speaks to your heart, please make a donation toward the purchase. All partial gifts will be gratefully accepted and put toward the total cost. Also, if you see or think of something that should be on this list, please let us know.
- Boxwood Bushes for Memorial Garden – 21 @ $40 each: $840
- Weed the Church Beds – This is a no-cost Wish List item. Can you pick a flower bed at church and yank some weeds? Please do! Thank you! J
Thank you, thank you, and thank you!
In-kind and Wish-List donations help us go above and beyond. If you are aware of any such gifts please let us know at goodnews@saintjamesgi.net.
🎵 🎶 🎶🎵 MUSIC NOTES 🎵🎶🎶 🎵
Join us this summer for the Summer Music Listener’s Group! Meeting 2 evenings a month during June, July, and August, this group will explore the pantheon of church music over the centuries through lectures and listening sessions. Please join us, all are welcome!
The next date for July is the 13th at 7:30PM.
This morning’s musical point of interest: Today features a lot of Pachelbel! While hardly Bach’s equal, his music for organ is quite excellent and deserves to be heard more often. Pachelbel wrote much more than the famous Canon in D, a piece loathed by musicians everywhere. Today we will hear Pachelbel’s music in 5 very popular structures of the Baroque period: The Prelude, The Fantasia, The Chorale Prelude, The Fugue, and The Toccata
Upcoming Music Events
we are having a cookout and music night outside here at St. James on July 16th! Food at 6pm (Bring something to share), then music at 7pm featuring Robert Ragoonanan, Barry van Engelen, Emma Rankine, Yi Chieh Anita Chiu, and more! Don’t miss out!
CELEBRATIONS & PRAYERS
We Celebrate Birthdays This Week
| Barry VanEngelen (7/9) | Ryan Uhse (7/9) | Noah Saavendra (7/14) | |
| Marjorie Stahlman (7/14) | Christian Craig (7/15) |
We Celebrate Anniversaries This Week
| Erica & Laurent Chappuis (7/10) | Marcie Treadwell & Greg Goyert (7/12) |
Please Pray This Week For Healing
| Lee | Jerry Zavadil | Maureen Kohn | |
| Jerry | John Kurth | Margie Coleman | |
| Pete Fernandes | Jean Fernandes | Laura Crawford | |
| Rebecca Grossklaus | Tamara Howes | Ron Kohn | |
| Joan Klose | Charles | Annie Krueger | |
| Irene John | Jackson Bruce Beidler | Rhonda Boitkus | |
| Kevin Kaufman | Art John | Greg Kohn | |
| Gary Davison | Phil Metz, Sr. | Renee DiGiacomo | |
| Joe Radelett |
Pray for those serving in The Church For leaders of the worldwide church, for Philip our priest, members of our vestry, heads of our guilds & committees, and the staff and lay leaders of this congregation; for those engaged in mission work, for Jamie Treadwell in England, Todd and Patsy McGregor & family in Kenya, El Hogar in Honduras, and the Spirit of Hope Soup Kitchen in Detroit.
Pray for those serving in the military AJ Allen, Buckley Neal, Brett Ready, Dr. Bettina Sauter, and Alexander Turin.
To ensure our Lists are current petitions for healing are listed for 4 weeks per submission. Names may be re-submitted any number of times to office@saintjamesgi.net.