DIOCESE OF THE HOLY CROSS FORTNIGHTLY Saturday, July 24, 2010 This bulletin will come on alternate Saturday mornings to provide a quick summary of what is happening in the Diocese and beyond. Rectors, especially those in the DHC, may wish to copy this Fortnightly to parishioners who have e-mail, or to have parishioners’ e-mail addresses sent to afdv1@yahoo.com. Texas , Houston – St. Peter’s, Episcopal Visit, 29 August South Carolina , Spartanburg – St. Francis of Assisi, Episcopal Visit, 12 September Virginia , Marshall – St. John the Baptist, 25 September, Ordination to the Priesthood of the Rev. John A. Needham, and 26 September, Episcopal Visit Winchester – St. Michael the Archangel, 2 – 3 October, Episcopal Visit Altar Missals are available again through Lancelot Andrewes Press, $185 plus $10 shipping. Confirmation and Communion course booklets are available from St. Bartholomew’s, Swartz Creek, at aliciaamg@aol.com. The four-booklet Confirmation course is $6.00 per booklet, and the one booklet Communion course is $6.00. “Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and today, and forever.” (Hebrews 13: 8) St. Theodore’s Chapel is a resident force of prayer on the campus of the University of South Carolina, and home to Gamecocks Rejoicing in Anglicanism’s Christian Essentials (GRACE). Join us on Facebook, or watch our video on YouTube. St. Theodore’s and GRACE are ministries of the Pro-Cathedral Church of the Epiphany and the Diocese of the Holy Cross and of Forward in Faith, and are ministry partners with the Anglican Church in North America. Our clergy are members of the SSC and GAFCON. St. Theodore’s is home to the C. S. Lewis Student Center, which brings together students of all types to study and live out the “Mere Christianity” of the great 20th century convert and author. Friends and alumni now have a way to participate in this campus ministry. Members of the Lewis League contribute $25 or more per semester, and assist us in our ministry of bringing together Christian students to read and discuss the classics of Christian literature. Members of the St. Theodore’s Society contribute $50 or more per semester, and help support the liturgical life of our chapel, especially providing scholarships for members of our choir from the School of Music. We request that donations for spring semester be sent by January 1, and those for fall semester be sent by July 1 (though we are happy to receive support at any time). Checks may be made out to “St. Theodore’s Anglican Chapel” and sent to 1730 College Street, Columbia, SC 29201. Please include an e-mail address, so that we may send you monthly updates of our ministry, as well as prayer requests for our students and other participants. The web site is http://www.sttheodoresc.org. (Adapted from Fr. Paul A. Sterne, SSC, the Chaplain) |
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