The minutes from the February 10th meeting of the Parish Life Committee are now available. You can find the minutes from earlier meetings in the Parish Life Committee archive.
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 Shrove Tuesday Pancake & Sausage Supper Prepare for Lent by joining us for our Annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake & Sausage Supper on 17 February at 5.00 PM. These famous suppers are not only gastronomic events, they are also real inflation fighters. The price has remained unchanged for 26 years. We challenge you to find . . . → Read More: Beginning-of-Lent Events and Services  Comments are closed  Events, Newsletter, Parish Life  Ash Wednesday, imposition of ashes, pancake supper  The 2014 Cookie Walk was a rousing success. Check out the pictures in the gallery, and make sure to mark your calendar for the 2015 Cookie Walk, on Saturday, 5 December. 
Fr John Novicki took a panorama view of the chancel on Christmas Eve. Pretty spectacular, don’t you think? If you’d like to see for yourself, most of the decorations should be up through Epiphany. You could join us for a Festival of Lessons & Carols for Epiphany on Sunday, January 4th, 2015, at . . . → Read More: Christmas Decorations  Heifer International Every year the Knitting Circle produces a wealth of knitted good which are auctioned off in a Silent Auction, with the proceeds going to worthy charities. One of the goals of this year’s Silent Auction is to donate a “Knitters’ Basket” to Heifer International, which provides live animals to families. . . . → Read More: Keep Families Warm with a Knitters’ Basket 
The Knitters have been at it again! Now in its fourth year, the knitter’s Silent Auction is open for bids with another phenomenal array of hand-knitted items to be auctioned off in conjunction with the Cookie Walk. Their impressive display is located in the hallway outside Quimby Hall. Come and check it out. You . . . → Read More: Fourth Annual Knitters ‘Silent Auction’ open for bids 
Song of Amiens Lord! How we laughed in Amiens! For here were lights and good French drink, And Marie smiled at everyone, And Madeleine’s new blouse was pink, And Petite Jeanne (who always runs) Served us so charmingly, I think That we forgot the unsleeping guns. Lord! How we laughed in Amiens! Till through the . . . → Read More: Remembrance Day Less than three decades after winning its independence from Great Britain, the still nascent United States was, again, at war with its old adversary across the Atlantic. The conflict lasted only two years. But when it ended, not only had the existence of the new nation been firmly established, it had effectively proclaimed that there . . . → Read More: “Whose broad stripes and bright stars …”  The last of our Silly Summer Suppers is behind us and it’s time to give our chefs a break. Thank you to all who cooked, set-up, cleaned-up and, most important, attended these enjoyable evenings of good food and good fellowship. |
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